To the Indies and the ideal woman in satire
A column mix of social satire and cultural musings lauds chivalry and the ideal woman, praising Senor Alexandra Cesar of Nicaragua and contrasting American charm with European notions. It then shifts to a brief agricultural bulletin noting 750000 acres of Mississippi crop lands under water May 1 amid the flood, with cotton acreage and production statistics and flooded counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
Alexandra Cesar
United States
Nicaragua
Guy
Senor
Department of Agriculture
Mississippi
Mississippi River
Crop and Livestock Reporting Board
United States Department of Agriculture
Humphreys
Issaquena
Sharkey
Washington
L. L. Jones
Louisiana
Way I Feel About It and Other Odds
A compact, era voice column compiling quips and reflections. It includes Wilbur E. Sutton’s piece on perception, Eph Snow on character and fear, a town anecdote about joining a lodge, patriotic bits about the Dodgers, and brief musings on politics, home life, and learning from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur E. Sutton
By the Way editor shares readers intimate local chat style
A nostalgic collage recalls editor’s confidence with readers in intimate local affairs. The piece recounts humorous clipping anecdotes about miscues, pranks, and small mishaps from old papers and town life, including a sidewalk of misread notices and a chaotic family scene at a ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Treatment of Burns and Wartime Remedies Highlighted
The article outlines burn treatment aims including pain relief, shock management, and limiting internal reaction. It covers cleansing, dressings with olive oil or seed oils, zinc and bismuth, or molasses, and cautions on pain during dressing changes. Details amrine and paraffin-based dressings are discussed along with historical wartime practices and cautions for safety at ball games.
The Woman in the Window by Edgar Guest
A window worker prints business cards for tradesmen as crowds watch her flow of ink. Names like Henry Holmes and William Green appear, each card carrying hopes and dreams. The poem reflects on money, ambition, and the crew of small trades racing with luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali
Yan
Sitle
Henry Holmes
William Green
Hiram Smith
Oscar Johnson Brown
Copsright
Edgar A. Guest
Tears and Intelligence in a Theatre Crowd
Kellygrams reflects on tears at plays and movies, arguing that tearful audiences reveal imagination and intelligence. The writer recalls fearing showing emotion as a child and concludes that tears signal genuine feeling and should not be shameful.
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Tribune
Eva
Many Minds Reflections From Then and Now
A 1927 collection quotes Mrs. J. Lester Lewine Attorney Matilda Fenburg Dr Jabez N Jackson Jane Addams Rev Dr Minot Simons and D H Emerson Fosdick on youth aging divorce medicine morality and freedom. The piece notes shifting standards and immediate results of youth gambling with moral order, highlighting free souls who resist life’s compulsions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jabez N. Jackson
Minot Simons
D. Hany Emerson Fosdick
Retrospective items from The Tribune May 25 1924 1925 1926
A three year look back from The Tribune highlights Warren infant mortality lead in 1923, a raid near Enterprise seizing moonshine, Kiwanis planning a welfare building at Exposition Park, Better Mailing Week observance, and the De Luxe Metal Furniture Company's start in Warren with a chamber of commerce official turning the switch at 1 56 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Warren
Bureau of Census
Deluxe Metal Furniture Company
E_ C_ Cook
Warren Chamber of Commerce
Time And Tide by John Hubert Greesel
A reflective piece presents the typical American idler and braggart who pursues luxury and wealth. It contrasts opulent preferences with self asserted success, ending with the note that the speaker still clings to the old brag while observing life changes.
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John Hubert Greesel
Dre
Wright
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Warren Tribune
Bass
Warren Tribune Company
E. D. Wetmore
W. T. Kelly
R. G. Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
Henry 8. Bassett
W. Cousins
Eaton
E, Johnson
J. B. Moore
D. Wetmore
Diresters
Lowrey
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Ill
National Advertising Representative
Bell System
Business Office
Evers
Mmil
Fiest
Warren Post Office
Business Officer
United Press
the Tribune
Roosevelt Highway
Tepes
Alraiet
Missouri
Eph Snow
Oscar Topwood
Cutter
Africa
Was
West
North Street
Main
Blondin
Russell Field
Sheffield
Alf
Pecme
Sollman and Beiter
Keen
Just Folks
Edgar Guest
Lindbergh
Paris
Kellygrams
Fred C.kelly
Mrs. J. Lester Lewine
Matilda Fenburg
Jene Addams
A. E. Willey
Enterprise
Kiwanis Club
Exposition Park
Marjorie
K.rawols
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