Warren Tribune Masthead and Contact Details
The Warren Tribune lists E. D. War as President and W. T. Kelly as Vice President with R. G. Chapel as Secretary and Henry H. Bassett as Managing Director. Ed. C. Lowrey edits for Devine-Wallig Corp, with National Advertising via DL. Subscription rates range from 50 cents weekly to 8 dollars yearly. Advertising terms, circulation policy, and an open forum for letters with signature and address are outlined.
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W. T. Kelly
R. G. Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
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RW. Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
A. Johnson
J. B. Moore
E. D. Watmore
Wiliam Right
Ed. C. Lowrey
Devine-Wallig Corporation
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Airfields Boost Cities as Nations Air Travel Grows
The United States Daily reports 187 cities now consider municipal airports, Major E L Jones says. About 865 permanent airports exist, with contracts for air mail over 500 miles let and nearly 1,000 more miles of routes forthcoming. Several trunk lines and beacons are planned, while topographic strip maps for interurban flights will triple output.
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Havana
Atlanta
By the Way Chronicles Warren Rail Lines and Local News
Warren news covers railway repairs and street widening for tracks while noting service ceasings to New York state by Olean and Salamanca Traction at midnight with expected future cuts. Shoplifters target Dollar Day sales but are deterred by vigilant store owners and the Chamber.
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Olean and Salamanca Traction Company
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Diet and Breast Answers to Readers in The Tribune
A long reader column covers first aid for spider bites and scorpion stings with cautions on ligatures incisions and antiseptics, home sterilization tips, and advice on medical care. It also addresses hair removal methods, depilatories, and epilation, plus the impact of strong emotions on health and digestion, urging professional evaluation where needed.
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de Costa
Pasteur
Key Stones Say Most Arrests Happen Away From Home
A fragmented quote sets claim that 997 of every thousand arrested men are away from home when arrested, attributed to Ellwood Gsty Lidger. It adds a note about youth honesty and work, and an aside on highway accidents blamed on slow drivers, with a humorous misquote about ten through at eight miles per hour.
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State Highway Department
Eixit
Franklin News-Hexald
Retrospective notes from 1914 to 1926 Erie area
A collage of brief items: 1914 reports Gust Carlson starting a two story frame dwelling on Madison and Grant. two parole patients escaped from State hospital. 1925 Erie conference delegates arrive for the sixty fourth session of the Church of the United Brethren. A New York Central crossing accident injures four near Starbrick. The Tasty Parlor on Pennsylvania Avenue is closed by the Sheriff. 1526 notes: Pearson and Merwen to Baltimore on a Deluxe Metal Furniture erection trip. R. W. Gardner arrives as the new Boys' Department secretary of the Warren Y M C A.
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Methodist Church
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Warren
Greer
New Firet
Barnard
Grace
Ginader
Epworth
Stoneham
Gust Carlson
Madison Srenoe and
Grant Street
C. W. Pearson
Lazerne Merwen
Deluxe Metal Furniture Company
Baltimore
Mr. Pearson
Fortune Tellers Please Customers In Kellygrams
A look at a con artist medium who dupes clients with a simple trick. She asks questions on slips, hides a blank paper in a jar, and the audience or helper supplies a pasted answer like Next year. The ruse hinges on common worries and the word When.
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Exence
Park Avenue Glow Teases Glorias Swanson Rooftop Mansion
A New Yorker article notes Gloria Swanson’s rooftop Park Chambers Hotel apartment leased to Prince and Princess Levan de Somphelle with Gold fixtures and a hidden cinema. It contrasts glossy celebrity spectacle with a ghostlike Park Avenue scene and a chaotic movie premiere crowd.
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American Radistor Company
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Park Chambers
West Fifty-eighth Street
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Melikov de Somphelle
Anne Moelenpah
Swanson
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Ja Marquise
Just Foles by Edgar A Guent Aged Wise Worrier
An aged speaker laments fearing for a child’s safety while recalling a fearless youth. He warns his baby not to climb or roam, as imagination conjures dangers. Time has made him cautious, a trespasser on childhood, who can no longer match a child’s fearless play.
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Edgar A. Guent
Songs of a Housewife life amid housework and dread
A housewife describes horror at company arriving and the pressure to prepare. She rattles off anxious images of footsteps, a bursting breath, and endless scrubbing while imagining visitors like the Jones and Perkins. Aunt Jeannette’s smug presence heightens the panic about napkins and hospitality.
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