Warren Tribune staff and contact details summary
The Warren Tribune lists EB D Wetmore as president and Henry H Bassett as treasurer and managing director with a slate of directors including R G Chapel and J B Moore. Ed C Lowrey serves as editor. Advertising is via Devine Wallis Corporation New York Chicago. Subscription rates range from 60 cents monthly to $6 per year with various zone prices. Open forum invites reader communications signed with address, limited to 500 words per letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. D. Wetmore
W. T. Kelly
R. G. Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
R. W. Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
A. E. Johnson
J. B. Moore
Ed. C. Lowrey
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
I., National Advertising Representative
Bell System
Business Office
News Room
Warren Post Office
United Press
the Tribune
Tribune
Prayer and Red Cross Appeal for Flood Sufferers
A heartfelt appeal urges readers to support flood victims in the Mississippi valley through American Red Cross donations. The piece contrasts living comforts with the homeless, urging universal aid and noting donations go directly to those in need. It references national needs, including mentions of public works and a York State money headline.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Emory C
Cook
Prose Fragments and Local Gossip Column Highlights
A collage of humorous bits and quotes from Wilbur E. Sutton and others. Items include a thought on Who’s Who, a tongue in cheek riff on diplomas, capers about doctors and pills, short jokes, a father and son zinger, and social mores. Also snippets on prohibition, science curiosities, and local town notes about officials and finances.
By the Way Delights in Warren Local Affairs and Growth
The Rev C W Winch former pastor of the First Evangelical church visited the office before returning to Brookville after rededication services at the former Methodist property. He notes the $15 000 goal is nearly met and praises the First Evangelical congregation investment. The community ministers association receives praise for public service while Commencement nears and Warren celebrates the twentieth anniversary of FE’s Woman’s Shop under Mr Stein.
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C. W. Winch
First Evangelical Church
Brookville
Methodist Church
Winch
Dick Jones
The
Tribune
Library Theatre
Perind
Pressel
Warren
Ernie
Pennsylvania Avenue
Joseph Shear
Stein
Infant Convulsions And Epileptic Fits Explained In Plain Terms
An early medical article describes three main convulsion types: infantile convulsions in children under two, epileptic fits in adults, and eclampsia during or after pregnancy. It notes development delays in infant brain regions controlling movement, inherited nervous weaknesses, and triggers like indigestion, teething, heat, or infections. It advises keeping a cool, calm environment, gentle care during fits, warm baths after episodes, and seeking medical guidance.
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Remarkable Store Reveal Boosts Mr Stein’s Business
Behinene throughout, including the installation of two elaborate display windows and a parquet entrance. When the false front was removed after work, patrons found a room with elaborate fixtures and a wealth of displays impossible to expel. The confidence was justified as Mr. Stein has been rewarded by gradually increasing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stein
Just Folks by Edger Gus at The Power of Suggestion
A humorous poem about a couple debating a summer suit and shopping for clothes while reflecting on a social scene. A brief editorial note mentions a clash between Texans over a Bible dispute, remarks on American views by French critics, Senator Cole Blease backing Borah, and a raised open-road speed limit to 35 mph with caveats about enforcement.
Retrospective items from The Tribune May 18 1924
Miss Mary Caroline Holmes, noted story writer and Near East worker, returned to Philadelphia after speaking at the First M E and Swedish Congregational Church. Forestry officials L L Bishop H B Rowland and R M Connaro surveyed potential fire tower sites on Coal Knob near Kinzua. State police seized alleged liquor Friday night at a local club and transported samples to Erie for analysis by State Chemist Evans.
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Mary Caroline Holmes
Philadelphia
M. E
Swedish Congregational Church
L. L. Bishop
H. B. Rowland
R. M. Connarro
Coal Knob
Kinzua
Erie
George Grosch
Evans
Warren Area News Wraps May 18 1927 Highlights
May 18 1927 events include Beaten youths from Boston to San Francisco racing Warren in their itinerary now in town Saturday afternoon after a three week journey. Commander Walter Johnson of the American Legion reports Warren quota for the Endowment fund at 3870 dollars with fundraising planned. A Meteger Wright store anniversary candle burned five days eight hours six minutes before going out. Agnes Falber a Warren High sophomore has her literary work accepted for publication by The Scholastic. River rainfall hints flood risk above Warren. Flora Darling spoke at North Warren church on South America. Missionary society led services with Mrs Dalrymple presiding.
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George
Georgeson
Boston
San Francisco
Warren
Légion Endowment Fund
Meteger-Wright Company
Agnes Falber
ePnnsylvania Avenue
East
Warren High
Scholastic
North Warren Church
Flora Darling
South America
The
Missionary Society
Mary Dalrymples
Time and Tide by John Hubert Grease
Compare Chicago skyscraper labor with prairie gulls in Kansas and Iowa. The essay contrasts men digging foundations in muddy bedrock with gulls feeding in sunlit cornfields, noting both groups endure toil and hunger. The question asks readers to choose between human hardship in Chicago and gulls thriving in the Middle West.
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John Hubert Grease
Chicago
Kansas
Iowa
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Middle West
We Can Learn New Tricks At Any Age
Kellygrams reviews education psychology noting adults learn as well or better than young people in many tasks. Dr. Thorndike reports adults 35 and older master writing, languages, spelling, reading, and algebra almost as quickly as younger adults, with speed declines of about 1 percent yearly after 50. The piece asserts learning ability rises until about 20, remains steady briefly, then slowly falls, yet adults should tackle new subjects regardless of age.
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Edwin L. Thorndike
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Thorndike
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Speeders
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Borah
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