Warren Tribune Official Board and Publishing Details
The Warren Tribune lists its leadership with E B Wetmois as president and W W Kelly as vice presidents, R G Chacvetary, Henry H Bassett as treasurer and managing directors, with Ed C Lowrey among the editorial contacts. It provides circulation rates, subscription terms, advertising policies, and open forum guidelines urging reader correspondence with signatures and addresses, limited to 500 words.
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Earl Carroll in Greenville Hospital After Perjury Sentence
The Tri bune reports Earl Carroll, the producer, is hospitalized in Greenville South Carolina and unable to continue to Atlanta to begin a two year and a day sentence for perjury. Supporters urge clemency while noting his overwork and stress from the case and public figures rally to his side.
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Coolidge
Tiny Clippings From A Curious Page Of Jests
A mixed pile of quips and quibbles on politics humor and daily life. Snippets mention Eph Snow outdated views and a diary line about quarrels. Odd facts include home remedies and a dog chasing a cat to settle speed. The piece closes with light musings on greatness and women’s strides.
By the Way editor urges readers on intimate local chats
The column notes sunshines between one and two on Monday and reports police Captain George Hahn’s Sunday search for two gutter cruisers along Conewango avenue who allegedly tried to entice two twelve year old girls into an auto ride. It praises police for trying to curb this growing danger and mentions loitering youths at the Street Car waiting room. The piece also highlights the Metzger Wright store renovation and praises community support for Boy Scout summer camp amid wartime efforts, ending with remarks on the Father and Daughter banquet at the YWCA drawing dads to the new activities building.
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George Hahn
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Conewango Avenue
Young Women’s Christian Association
Ichthyosis and medical advice on skin disease treatment
A medical Q A discusses ichthyosis a inherited skin disorder with scaly dark green fishlike skin folds and possible joint involvement. It notes rarity in the U S and outlines limited relief methods including baths soft soap and bland ointments. internal medicines are ineffective.
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Jaguay
Gardening Effort Seen Worthwhile Despite Bad Weather
The text notes that they had been in the building and that the effort was worthwhile for many reasons. It concludes with a comment about poor weather making gardening difficult and unappealing.
Baked Spaghetti With Beat A Quick Supper Dish
Mrs Brown asks for an easy supper idea and Mrs Jones suggests a baked spaghetti dish combining spaghetti butter milk cheese and chopped cold meat with bread crumbs eggs and vegetables baked at a hot 450 degree oven until brown. The recipe includes one forth pound spaghetti one cup milk one cup grated cheese one and a half cups chopped cold meat one half cup bread crumbs one egg one small green pepper one teaspoon chopped onion one teaspoon salt and one eighth teaspoon nutmeg.
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Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Jones
Just Folks by Edgar Guest
A compact meditation on artistic genius and public mockery. The piece contrasts the gifted creator’s isolation with society’s baser appetites, and then loosely references modern life including buyers of cars on installments and a quip about the Prince of Wales visiting a Canadian ranch.
Poppy Day Planned in Warren by Legion Auxiliary
The Tribune of Que reports that Saturday May 24 will be Poppy Day in Warren after a meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary. A safety education demonstration by Jefferson Street School pupils highlighted the day’s activities. G. M. Borg hosted a six o'clock dinner for the Swedish Lutheran church confirmation class, with games and music at his Canton Street home.
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Warren Chronicle May 17 1925 Highlights
May 17 1925 Warren items report Harry W Cridds 18 of General Pennsylvania Lumber admitted to Warren General Hospital after a left leg fracture. A New York Central train struck a truck owned by M Andrews of Clarendon with no injuries. Emory C Cook Warren Chamber of Commerce secretary left for Pittsburgh as a juror. Mr and Mrs John Raiser move to Olean for Mr Raiser's piano store manager post. General Secretary Kottcamp and Boys Work Secretary Boorman scout site for July boys camp at Chautauqua Lake. Four field men from Harrisburg and Washington DC arrive to help subdue fires in Forest and Elk counties. Warren Medical Society holds largest meeting of the year at Conewango Club with 25 members and one visitor.
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Harry W. Cridds
General Pennsylvania Lumber Company
Warren General Hospital
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Boorman
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Chautauqua Lake
Warren Medical Society
Conewango Club
Time and Tide by John Hubert exposes harsh realities
A critique argues public school books sanitize history, calling them a fool's paradise. It urges honest lessons on human flaws, corruption, seduction, and war’s grim facets to prepare youth for the real world.
Public office as a misfit fate in 1927 words
In Washington an acquaintance newly appointed to a public office laments the empty glamour of the post, insisting the honor comes not from creative achievement but from political luck. The piece compares a failed farmer turned county commissioner, highlighting how public roles often reward sociability over competence.
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Let Nature Take Her Course Motto From Parlor Quote
A witty note from a beauty parlor proclaims a new personal motto. The line suggests embracing natural appearance and a carefree attitude moving forward.
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