THE WARREN TRIBUNE STAFF AND MISSION STATEMENT
The Warren Tribune lists the editorial staff and officers led by E D Wetmore and Henry H Bassett with plans for advertising, circulation and rates. It notes open forum policy, submission rules, and urges readers to report inaccuracies. The page includes a May 16 1927 front matter and a Psalm 51 prayer segment.
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E. D. Wetmore
W. T. Kelly
R. G. Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
R. W. Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
A. KE. Johnson
J. B. Moore
Lowrey
National Advertising Representative
Business Office
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Warren Post Office
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Roadhouse curfew law tightens hours in Pennsylvania
Worth White Law reports that a curfew for rural dance halls, roadhouses, inns, and cafes will take effect June 1 after Governor Fisher signed a law sponsored by War ren officials. Licenses run $10 yearly, with age restrictions, inspections, possible revocation, fines up to 25 dollars, and a six month wait before new licenses. Police may halt dances for indecent acts and disorder.
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LeRoy Eddy
A.W. Mumford
Pennsylvania
Fisher
Warren
A Thought For Today And Other Light Verses
A collection of pithy aphorisms and homely verse. It opens with reflections on ancestry and herd ignorance, then dispenses quick quips about economics, language, dentistry, prosperity, and common life. The piece ends with a short verse and a neighborhood notice about Wilburn, Sutton.
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Eph Snow
Burns and medical notes on severity of burns
The article explains burn severity from first to third degree, factors affecting outcomes, and risks like shock, infection, and organ involvement. It discusses how depth and surface area influence death risk, healing, scarring, and systemic effects, plus a Q&A on mineral oil use for a child and inguinal hernia management.
Bran Caramel Cakes Recipe Shared At Home Talk
Mrs Jones and Mr ENus discuss trying bran caramel cakes. The recipe lists two eggs brown sugar flour baking powder salt chopped meats and bran with instructions to beat eggs mix ingredients pour into small buttered tins and bake ten to fifteen minutes.
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Just Folks by Edger Guea
A patient recounts tonsil removal and the surrounding care. Family and nurses brighten the room with flowers as visitors remark on the abundance of blooms and the cheerful atmosphere. The speaker notes playful mishaps and the warm, communal support during recovery.
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Edger Guea
Retrospective Items From The Tribune of Warren Years
A look back through the Tribune columns recalls Erie Kiwanis hospitality in 1924, rail crews in summer dress and local civic notes. 1925 previews Warren visitors for Washington, and a trust dissolution filing signals court action. 1926 notices include a gift of land for a picnic site, Sparks Circus publicity, and a VFW flag pole project at the Soldiers and Sailors monument with Memorial Day plans.
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Northree
J. E. Face
Iecestke
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Forgiving Enemies in Time and Tide
A reflective meditation on mercy and revenge as life fades. The essay traces human change from fierce passions to quiet absolution, likening aging to volcanic ruins and Pompeii. It argues final forgiveness is a noble human attribute, even as old hatreds smolder away.
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Old Vesuvius
Pompeii
Darker Rings
Kelly Grams by Fred C Kelly
A young businessman shares secrets of success by matching partners steps in dance and anticipating client desires. The piece likens a clever doctor and lawyer to leaders who predict needs and guide actions, suggesting top professionals thrive by aligning with what customers want. Advertising mirrors this by signaling demand and supplying sought offerings.
Woman Engineer Works on Ship Engines for Skipper London Mariner
Miss Eily Carey an English scientist and Cambridge graduate sails on the British freighter London Mariner. She works around the engines in the stokehold to show that women can do practical technical tasks. She travels from London and insists on hands on work rather than passive voyage routines. The piece notes her views on gender roles and mentions global standards for kitchen equipment discussed at Geneva by women economists.
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Eily Carey
Miss Carey
London
Stokehold
London Mariner
Carey
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