Warren Tribune masthead and notices list
The Warren Tribune presents staff and officials including E D Wetmore president and Henry H Bassett treasurer and managing director. It lists editors, offices in New York and Chicago, advertising contacts, subscription rates, mail options, circulation policies, and a call for readers to report factual inaccuracies.
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W. T. Kelly
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Bell System
Business Office
News Room
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Prayer Exalts Redemption Through the Lamb of God
A devotional line proclaims praise to God for redeeming humanity through Jesus Christ the Lamb of God who takes away the world’s sin. The timeless proclamation centers on salvation through faith and divine grace.
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Lamb
Lands Newspapers and the Scope of American News
Ralph B. Turner of United Press told Missouri journalism week in Columbus about growing U S news value. He said American readers get more for their money as news from five continents is gathered with speed and resources. Turner described coverage breadth and the desk to street workflow for major stories.
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Ralph B. Turner
United Press
Missouri Journalism Week
Columbus
American Telegraph
Turner
London
Shanghai
Buenos Aires
Chicago
Washingon
Mellon to Decide Prohibition Enforcements Post
A bitter fight over the prohibition enforcement department centers on appointing a prohibition commissioner. Ray A. Haynes, acting commissioner, is urged by the Anti Saloon League while wets oppose him. President Coolidge will not decide. Mellon to determine the permanent appointment amid contrasting views from Dry and Wet leaders and city officials.
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Prohibition Enforcement Department
Ray A. Haynes
Anti-Saloon League
Wets
Haynes
Dry Cause
Mellon
General Andrews
Washington
Coolidge
White House
Goo- Edge
A Thoughtful Page from City Columns and Jokes
A collage of witty snippets and vignettes from Eph Snow Elmer Beastey and others. Observations include notes on honesty, government service, and small social jests about fashion and war debt. A short story of an Irish bartender and musings on cosmetics and political terms end the page.
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Marty
Ivery Domean
Warren church dinner speaker shatters Chinese stereotype
A Trinity church Men’s Club dinner featured Rev. Ting as speaker, revealed as an American who warned that Communism is China’s major menace. He described his on‑the‑ground experience during the revolution and urged awareness among attendees.
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Trinity Church Men's Club
T. Walworth Ting
J. L. Ware
Ting
Boston
Warren
Arthur Rugh
Foreign Department
China
Addison's Disease Cause and Ancient Treatments Outlined
The article traces Addison's disease to the supra renal capsules and describes bronzing of the skin as a key sign. It notes historical ideas about gland function, symptoms like weakness and low blood pressure, and early experiments with animal gland extracts and adrenalin, stressing cautious care and diet as supportive measures.
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Addison
H. R
Brown-Sequard
Allison
Questions and Answers on Stomach Ulcer Advice
A reader asks about a burning stomach sensation for five years. The response suggests a stomach ulcer, states cancer is unlikely, recommends an X-ray and a period on fermented milk, and notes Dr Currier cannot provide individual diagnoses. Guidance limits replies to 50 words with a stamped envelope.
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Just Folks By Edgar Guest
A neighborly sketch of a devoted husband and father who cherishes his wife and children, greets neighbors kindly, and remains faithful through grief and time. The speaker contemplates writing a book about this upright man, yet fears the world would doubt his truth.
Retrospective items from the Tribune of 1, 2 and 3 years ago
A May 14 1924 retrospective notes a Veterans of Foreign Wars plan to decorate graves for Memorial Day, a school’s attendance record, and honey production data from Warren County 1479 beehives yielding 3820 62 dollars. A May 1925 item reports L E Bishop elected Rotary president and E M Love traveling to Lancaster for charity meeting. a Welker Ice Cream truck fire near Warren and Sugar Grove. street department curb marking occurrences. A May 14 1926 item mentions rainbow ties shipment from White Sulphur Springs WV to Warren. local drilling activity on East Side flats and West of a former plant. old-time dancers led by Charlie Brown and Joe Mullen plan to judge the Henry Ford contest at the Library Theatre.
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Charlie Brown
Joe Mullen
Library Theatre
Henry Ford
Time and Tide by John Hubert Greusel
An aged novelist laments modern fiction as old symbols fail to fit new bold heroines who defy old morals. He argues for naked truth in screen stage and novels, urging fresh plot twists and shifting archetypes as traditional types blur under contemporary behavior.
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Hero
Villan
Angel of Chinatown Fights Chinese Girl Traffic
Miss Donaldine Cameron known as the angel operates an industrial home in San Francisco rescuing Chinese girls from trafficking. She reports ongoing slave trade targets California Illinois Washington and Oregon with girls as young as fourteen sold for four to six thousand dollars.
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San Francisco
Angel
Chicago
Donaldine Cameron
Seattle
Phoenix
New York
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