WARREN TRIBUNE PAGE INFORMATION AND SUBSCRIPTION RATES
The Warren Tribune announces staff roles including President Wetmore and Editor Williams with a note on circulation such as $2.00 yearly for print, $1.50 for six months, and 60 cents for three months, plus mail rates. It invites reader letters, provides submission rules, and includes a religious poem and a Roosevelt Highway feature.
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PD. Wetmore
W. T. Kelly
B. G Che
Wright Direc
E. D. ‘Yommary
Williams H. Y
New Neer Gyox
Tetl
Yeetleoat
Kenmwestatie Puee
Hawes
Otha Grenauntte
Waren Post
United Press
The Crime of Idleness and the Duty to Work
A retired man laments idleness while urging work as a social virtue. The piece contrasts past idle elites with modern workers in England and France, cites Pierre Hamp on disgraceful idleness, and argues that national strength rests on productive labor across genders, with examples from politics and aviation progress.
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England
Pierre Hamp
By the Way editor notes growing local transit pauses and road repairs
The By the Way column reports Jefferson Traction Co seeks PSC approval as Punxsutawney and Reynoldsville service ends with a concrete road completion. It covers Laurel and Pennsylvania avenues rail removal, new police ambulance use, Swedish church appointment, and a dinner at McCabe restaurant with eighty attendees. It also includes reader letters on meat diet for children and pregnancy guidance, road conditions to Corry and ongoing traffic concerns.
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Newtowngere
Public Service Commission
Jefferson Traction Co
Punxsutawney
Reynoldsville
Ser-Vice
State convention of master hoseshoers meets in Maine
News notes a Maine state convention of master hoseshoers with forty attendees. Odd reference to two per cent alcoholic medicine as vehicles appears. Quip about Commander Pyrd traveling to the South Pole suggests arrival entertainment may not suit him.
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Maine
Franklin News-Herald
Commander Pyrd
South Pole
Indiana Cazette
Just Folks By Edgar Guo A Plea For A Safe Road
A 1927 poem pleads for a level wide road unscarred by industry, arguing beauty and peace matter as commerce speeds along. The speaker questions if society has sacrificed aesthetics for progress and urges preservation of trees and vistas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
Retrospective Two and Three Years in Warren News
A compiled look at school inspector meetings, sanitation topics, and personnel changes. Homer Mead takes the clean clock role at the YMCA after Lyle Schuler resigns to attend Thiel College. A Kiwanis luncheon features a large turnout and a standout Junior Red Cross testing effort. An auto accident injures Michael Abpiewalp. C E Bordwell and R W Norrix vehicle damage reported. Deerham club campers return from Pine Lake praising the trip as their best yet.
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Homer Mead
Youngsville
Lyle Schuler
Thiel Colege
Why No Account Folks Enjoy Funerals
Kellygrams explores social psychology behind visiting the bedridden and attending funerals. It suggests observers derive a sense of superiority from others misery and discusses a businessman's advice on removing dissatisfed workers to reduce trouble in organizations.
Tea at five in pajamas sparks New York social satire
A first person Daybook piece from New York details a salon tea where the hostess wears plain white silk pajamas with gold braid. The narrator notes the hostess mixes charm with tact, while guests discuss fashion, culture, and the oddness of tea in this witty social vignette set against a bustling New York scene.
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New York
Reader
Steuben
Coolidge
Avery Hopwood
Lane Bryant
Songs of a Housewife by Marjorie E K Rawlings
Poem describing nature after rain and a housewife’s domestic imagery. Readers are invited to write to Mrs. Rawlings to share thoughts. Copyright 1927 Central Press Association.
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Jy Marjorie EK
Rawlings
Central Press Association, Inc
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