Warren Tribune Masthead and billing details
The Warren Tribune lists leadership including E. D. Wetmore as president and Henry H Bassett as treasurer and managing director, with office contact numbers and a subscription schedule. It notes the newspaper is a Second Class Mail Matter and uses United Press for leased wire services, inviting readers to report inaccuracies. A prayer closes the notice.
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W. T. Keily
R. G. Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
Henry B. Bassett
R. W. Cousins
Fred C. Egion
A. E. Johnson
W. T. Kelly
J. B. Moore
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Fa. C. Lowrey
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Human Nature Aims at Truth in Air Disaster Rumors
The Tribune office notes widespread false reports about Captain Lindbergh landing on French soil and about the Noungesser trans Atlantic flight. It cites past coal strike rumor patterns and Ames case to show how excited imaginations spread unverified claims.
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Newfoundland
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Random Fragments From A 1920s Page
A mosaic of whimsical ditty titles and short prose items. The page includes snippets about Pola Negri, Eph Snow, and a “Short Story” about a couple’s bargain, plus light humor on dates, Scotch divorce, and templeted musings.
By the Way editor chats on intimate local affairs and graduation displays
The editor updates readers on local customs as graduation windows attract attention at Claude Nichols jeweler with a clock that winds down in eight days and awards a prize to the namer the clock points to. The piece also discusses official senior class lists and radio scheduling debates in Tribune.
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United Press
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Secumme
Understanding multiple sclerosis and its signs
A reader asks about multiple sclerosis its causes symptoms and possible cure. The article outlines MS as a brain and spinal cord disease with patches of fibrous tissue tremor nystagmus vision loss and variable progression. It notes potential triggers from lead mercury copper cold or malarial poisoning and mentions treatments aimed at symptom relief including baths electricity massage and exercise under specialist care.
Keystones recall rubber-tired vig and running gear nostalgia
Grove City Reporter Herald notes a bygone era when ownership of rubber-tired equipment with red running gear signified status. The piece contrasts with modern tastes, mentioning how many people overlook fresh fruit unless it is picked green and shipped long distances as Sharon Merald observes.
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Grove City
Herald
Sharon Merald
Battles of Intolerance in a Family Tale
Poem recalls childhood fights over fathers politics between brothers and a sister. The speaker reflects on parental love, misread motives, and the way disagreements evolve into broader cruelty. It notes how family divides echo wider social intolerance and urges understanding.
Retrospective items from The Tribune of Warren
Highlights from Warren years 1924 1925 1926 include a massive May 23 1924 health parade with 5600 spectators along Penn Avenue and an estimated 2000 in attendance a flood prevention project by Hedging Johnny Run 1500 feet cost $1000 a Warren Outing Club clubhouse project set for July 4 1925 bidders Mullen Guinane Ludwig Inc and notes on county picnic plans kyrock road repairs on lower Market Street and a 1926 feature on Dr Emery Thompson elected president of the Lake Erie Dental Association and 25 children from the Conewango Avenue Children’s Home visiting Sparks Circus with Warren Tribune support.
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Pennerylvania Avenue
Warren
Warren Outing Club
Mullen, Guinane, Ludwig, Inc
Emery Thompsox
Lake Erie Dental Association
Cambridge Springs
Time and Tide reflections on war and mankind
The essay discusses Plautus line about man’s hostility and war’s brutality, noting 8.5 million deaths and 37 million wounded in modern conflicts. It argues humans blend charity and ferocity, urge understanding of dual nature, and credit progress to battles and struggle across ages. The piece links time and tide to civilization’s growth and democratic progress.
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Fur coat talk at dinner exposes social shift in gender roles
Kellygrams notes a woman discussing a costly fur coat with her escort, while the companion resists spending, revealing longstanding gender dynamics. The columnist observes men’s perceived superiority and women’s economic influence, concluding with sympathy for the woman seeking the coat.
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Many Minds and Quotes on Religion and Society
A fragmented clipping presents quotes from Jane Adlams and Rev. W. W. Sutton on youth, religion, and economic justice. It references maternal choice, a spring race, and remarks attributed to Dr. W. Ship, with multiple typos and incomplete phrases.
Ballade of Accomplished Work
A playful verse recalls a housewife finishing all tasks before a threatening sky. The speaker notes unmatched efficiency and wonders how the feat was achieved, repeating sweet phrases as a personal motto.
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