Tribune Open Forum and Publication Policies
The Warren Tribune lists staff and board members including E D Wetmore and W H Johnson and announces the office in Warren with subscription rates and advertising terms. It invites readers to submit communications for publication with signatures and limits, and includes a prayer blessing.
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E. D. Wetmore
W. T. Billy
BG. Chapel
H. H. Bassett
Mani If
W. Cousins
W. T. Kelly
J. B. Moore
William H Johnson
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G. Lowrey
Devine-Wallig Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Til
Ferma
Warren
Tribune
Barth of Ite
Labor Day Reflections From The Sheffield Observer
The article traces Labor Day origins to 1882 with Matthew Maguire and its 1894 national adoption. It notes the holiday's shift from discussion of labor issues to a general day of relaxation and sport. It praises manual labor and good work as honorable and vital to progress.
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Sheffield Observer
Matthew Maguire
New York Central Labor Union
New York State
Weathering Winters and Winds of the Times
A jumble of weather talk and social notes questions if a severe winter is coming after a cool summer, referencing 1918 records, then shifts to light items about a gum-chewing Nebraska student ovation, liquor ban talk, and a punning note on Lindbergh and prohibition.
Jefferson Street Safety Council Puts Pupils At Crossings
In a city feature the editor notes Jefferson street school pupils act as crossing guards at key intersections. Officer Utter and Miss Johnson praise the Safety Council’s effectiveness, with pupils stationed at Jefferson Conewango and Third Conewango intersections during busy times.
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Jefferson Street
J. Lawrie Utter
Jefferson School
Bess Johnson
Otter
Miss Johnson
Jefferson and
Conewango Avenue
Third and Conewango
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Third Avenue Bridge
Safety Council
Sleeplessness tips from a reader and doctor advice
A reader shares using daily scripture verses to ease insomnia and suggests counting backward from 999, neutral baths, and widening reading to Shakespeare. The doctor notes relaxation, ruling out stimulants, and urges balance in routines while praising the reader’s spirit.
Optimism and warnings mix in scattered editorials
A collection of brief editorials notes the safe and sane fourth laws, enforcement gaps, and bootleg fireworks. Other items critique optimism and propose prudent preparation for hard times while a Clarion man’s improbable wheat price claim is labeled false.
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Titusville Herald
Clarion
Clarion Republican
Retrospective notes on 1924 25 county events and incidents
A fragmented summary of Warren area events from 1924 to 1926 covers the Court of Quarter Sessions proceedings on September 3 1924 and sales actions in the county, a 1925 Shenandoah dirigible crash near Ave Ohio with fatalities and missing persons, a 1926 prank plot foiled in the Tribune, and banking and building notices including a savings bank announcement and a county exposition property matter.
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Court of Quarter Sessions
Warren
U. S
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Tribune
Warren Savings Bank
Ieee of Exposition
County
W. Dickey
Ziegfeld Follies Opening Brings Jocular Seat Swap
The Daybook notes theatergoers at Ziegfeld’s Follies opening swapped seats among critics and first-nighters. Tickets misaddressed as Mayor Walker seats caused bragging among crowd until reveal. Celebrities present include Percy Hammond George Jean Nathan Walter Winchell Billie Burke and Katherine Cornell.
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Ry Burton Rascoe
Central Prena Dispatch
Tribune
New York
Ens Ziegfald
Flor
Ziegfeld
Mayor Walker
Walker
Women’s Wear
Zit’s
Hammond
George Jean Nathan
Walter Winchell
The
Evening Graphic
Winchell
Keleey Allen
Folfies
Indy
Acte
Felfies
Ith Ziegfield
Mner
Eddie Cantor
Cantor
Caughter
Billie Burke
Raymor Hitchcock
Lost Battles by Edgar A Guest in Just Folks
A poem by Edgar A Guest reflects on twenty years of giving in to a partner's changing mind. It likens disputes to battles where the speaker repeatedly yields, noting the cost of argument and the persistence of a steadfast, affectionate compromise.
Family Pie Traditions Across Generations
The speaker recalls cherry pies baked by a great grandmother and a grandmother who made apple and mince pies for the Grange. They describe lifelong pastry training from childhood and continuing the family baking tradition.
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Lafayette
Les
Grandma
Grange
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