The Warren Tribune Publication Details and Policies
The Warren Tribune lists two editions daily and provides staff names, city and national advertising reps, subscription rates, and mailing zones. It notes open circulation records, United Press news service, a forum for reader letters with signature, and a 600 word limit, plus a brief prayer.
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E. D. Wetmore
W. T Kells
R. G. Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
R. W. Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
A. E. Johnson
W. T. Kelly
J. B. Moore
EB. D. Wetmore
Dive
Ral C. Lowrey
Deving-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Hi., National Advertising Representative
Bell System
Business Office
News Room
Warren Post Office
United Press
the Tribune
Tribune
Lindberghs Offers Spark a Torrent of Prime Deals
Lindbergh’s fame as the Atlantic flyer triggers a flood of offers from film studios theatres and publishers. Top figures propose stage, screen appearances, long term pilots roles and lucrative contracts while estimates place yearly earnings in the hundreds of thousands across movies vaudeville radio books and ads. Public welcomes abroad and a possible Congressional Medal of Honor follow his celebrated feat, though the medal rules require action in combat.
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Charles Lindbergh
France
Atlantic
Lindbergh
John J. McKuick
Stanley Company of America
First National Film Corporation
Cal
Elis A. Gimbel
Gimbel Brothers
New York
Philadelphia
Philadelphia-Paris
S. L. Rethafel
Roxy Theatre
America
G. L. Stumpf
Lieut.Stumpf
B. F. Mahoney
Ryan Air Lines Company
Europe
St. Louis
San Diego
Walter Hyams & Co
Admiral Peary
North Pole
Wilson
Congressional Medal of Honor
American Society For the Promotion of Aviation
Congress
Resiove Corps
Missouri National Guard
Way 1 Feel About It Column Snippet
A humorous mixed column by Wilbur E. Sutton features quotes and vignettes. It includes spoof headlines like A THOUGHT FOR TODAY and IN OUR TOWN snippets, a science gag about a diamond the size of a baseball, and a HALF MINUTE ESSAY on a Gray murder trial.
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Wilbur E. Sutton
United States
Grand Canyon
Humane Societies
Berlin
Holland
America
Congress
Snyder
Sashis
Memorial Day prep and events in Warren county
The week end plans include cemetery upkeep at Oakland and St Joseph for Memorial Day, with a focus on keeping the Silent Cities beautiful. Betty Weakland, a ten year old evangelist, tops weekend events at the Swedish Congregational church, and the Library theatre receives decor updates from Columbia Amusement Co. Memorial Day parade chiefs urge discipline to ensure smooth auto movements. A note on Warren area history recalls Henry R. Rouse born 1823 and died 1961, with funds for a hospital and roads. Weather lightens, Red Cross not needed.
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Oakland
Stoseph
Betty Weakland
Canada
Mexico
Akron
Ohio
Coolidge
Washington
Great
America
Columbia Amusement Co
Sarvis
Marshall
Thadé
Henry R. Rouse
Westfield
Warren County
N. Y
Rouseville
Irrigation of the Stomach in Home Medical Practice
The medical column discusses stomach irrigation as a remedy for poor digestion and gas pain. It explains the equipment, procedure, water or mildly alkaline solutions, and tolerable temperatures, plus patient positioning and the need for an assistant. Regular irrigation could reduce indigestion and hyperpepsia.
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Carlsbad
Love of a Man for His Mother and Wife
A reflective poem praising devoted husbands who remain true to their wives and mothers. Edgar Guest extols steady love, sacrifice, and family fidelity over flirtations and glamorous pursuits, across generations and steady domestic life.
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Edgar A. Guest
Quotations on Work, Society, and Human Nature
A compilation of remarks by Willard E. Givens, Matilda Fenberg, Edward McKernon, Mrs. Spring Race, and Calvin Coolidge. The excerpts critique work ethic, gender roles, expert opinion, population concerns, and social behavior, highlighting tension between ideals and real conduct.
Retrospective items from The Tribune May 1924 to 1926
Highlights from The Tribune spanning May 1924 to May 1926. Notes include a garden club exhibition by the Woman's club, memorial services for Warren Lodge Moose members, school exhibit windows on Liberty Street, a Warren National Bank expansion announcement, a car theft in Tidioute, Golden Rule Tour visitors in Warren, Sells Floto circus planning, a construction razing project on Second Avenue, and an attempted jail break at the county jail.
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Garden Club
Woman's Club
Sells-Floto Circus
Warren
China and Her Invaders and World Religion Debates
The article discusses Marco Polo's China visit and Christian influences across Asia, comparing religious history with modern conflicts. It weighs whether shared moral aims exist among Christianity Islam Hinduism and Confucianism, noting Crusades and colonial pressures, with statistics placing Christians at about 600 million and Muslims plus others at 1.2 billion.
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China
Marco Polo
Kublai Khan
Jin Hig
Asia
Gobi Desert
Polo
Rome
Asis
Allah
Mohammet
Hhammet
Palestine
Christ
Mahammed
Confucius
Mahammet
Hadassah pushes infant welfare in Jerusalem schools
The article notes Moslem and Christian women in Jerusalem clinging to old superstitions but gradually accepting scientific care from American nurses. Hadassah runs 15 infant welfare stations, registers over 2,000 babies, and uses hospital clinics and prenatal care to combat taboos. The 13th Hadassah convention in Atlantic City will discuss expanding infant welfare work.
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Jerusalem
Hadassah
Women's Zionist Organization of America
Atlantic City
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Edward McKernon
Mrs. Spring Race
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Warren Ludge
Warren Light and Power Company
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Warren National Bank
A. ¥. Clinger
Warren Borough
Pittsburgh
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