Warren Tribune masthead and policy notice
The Warren Tribune lists officers and staff including FE D Wetmore as president and Henry H Bassett as treasurer and managing director. It provides subscription rates, advertising information, mailing details, and notes on open forum policy requiring signatures and return addresses for letters to the editor.
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National Advertising Representative
Bell System
Business Office
Newsroom
Vance
Warren Post Office
United Press
Tribune
Fat and Efficiency: Obesity Reduces Mental and Physical Edge
The piece argues excess weight lowers efficiency in mind and body, cites Irvin Cobb and Teft as voices, and advises balanced dieting and moderate exercise with sensible eating to avoid obesity and its efficiency loss. It stresses common sense exercise as a cure and warns against starvation.
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Irvin Cobb
William Howard Teft
Warren County Fair praises and public spirit praised
The piece extols Warren County Fair as a vibrant crowd drawing event with a first rate layout and strong community impact. It lauds the fair as raising farming interest, uniting people, and offering wholesome amusement while asserting the newspaper’s continued support and advocacy. It also touches on President Coolidge’s vacation, sports nostalgia, and societal virtues without sensational detail.
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Warren County Fair
Tribune
First Warren County Agricultural Society Fair In 1851
In 1851 Warren County began its agricultural society urged by residents after an 1850 Sugar Grove exposition. A January 1851 meeting led to a February 28 gathering electing officers and drafting resolutions. The first annual fair occurred September 23 1851 at Sugar Grove, marked by a rain storm but with varied exhibits and premiums. Many early names are recognizable to today's readers. The piece notes the ongoing agricultural push and early community figures.
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Warren County
Sugar Grove
New York
Western Reserve
Ohio
Warren
Chautauqua
N. B. Langdon
James Younie
E. C. Catlin
George W. Buell
Lansing Wetmore
L. Wetmore
Patrick Falconer
John Hackney
Werren County Agricultural Society
John Russell
Mark C. Dalrymple
Ransom Gardner
A. J. Irvn Melanthon Miles
George Brown
Jus Pond
Ira Baker
Joseph M. Gardner
G. H. Lott
Friend Curtis
Sathsniel_ Kidder
Clark Dalrymple
Hosea Salmon
Joseph Jenkins
John Mahan
John Abbott
W. P. Falconer
James Paterson
Robert Allen
James Woodside
William Morgan
John Gregg
William A. Gates
Ezekiel Comstock
F. &. Miller
John B. Hamilton
Lyman Trantum
Nathen Cooper
Emily H. Cook
Quartus Wright
Mrs. Cobham
E. Cobham
Lester Wright
F. A. Hull
R. J. Hull
R. J. Cowles
Sally Parmiee
E. K. Falconer
J. J
Diet and Breast References to Mothers Diets and Fairs
This column compiles reader letters on dieting for overweight children and fertility concerns, citing the dangers of severe weight loss during infection and endorsing maintenance diets. It recounts historical fairs from 1854 onward, noting locations, dates, and the decline of the old agricultural society. It concludes with a note on a Warren County Agricultural Fair site and the 1884 inaugural fair.
No clear rule on how far behind a student should wait
The Lake Breeze notes a debate on when a student should pursue study after doing their best, suggesting progress followed by eventual success. It cites comments from New Castle News and Punxsutawney Spirit about old sayings and common regrets, finishing with a cheeky quip about popular questions.
Retrospective September 1925 Warren News Highlights
September 7 1925 notes show Orris Ruhlman moving equipment from Warren to Jamieson farm Page Hollow to drill wells for W S Bartholomew. C F Larson tack contest prize to Mrs I A Wiegle of Youngaville. Rotary clubs plan joint meeting September 10. Fire damaged shed at Hlazeltine farm near Fair Grounds.
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Banas
of Gide
Jamieson
Page Hollow
Orris Ruhlman
Warren
Eineunal
W. S. Bartholomew
C. F. Larson
Mra. I A. Weigle
Youngaville
Warren and Corry
Hlazeltine Farm
Fair Grounds
The Way of the World and America First Reflections
Excerpts urge calmer conduct and explain faults in human bursts of anger. They argue many illnesses are preventable and curable, call for laws against preventable diseases, and celebrate Milton Todd’s 56 years of teaching. Patten and Morgan are cited on American faith and investment, with praise for America as a land of freedom and a call to end intolerance nationwide.
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Milton Todd
Spokane, Wash
Ilx
America
James A. Patten
Land of the Free
Ben
Land of the
Free
Republic
Power and education point to engineering careers
The piece urges high school students to plan a definite life work, praising engineering as vital for future railways and power needs. It notes the potential of harnessing Fundy tides and Muscle Shoals for electricity, arguing math and mechanics aptitude should steer youths toward engineering and large scale power projects.
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North
South America
Cape Blomidon
Bay of Fundy
Great Minas Basin
Digby Gap
Annapolis Basin
Fundy
North America
Muscle Shoals
South
Just Folks by Edgar Guea A Golf Tale
A poem recounts a golfer who misses a shot and hits a tree, luck brings a return to the course, and he remains silent about the incident. It contrasts fortune with skill, noting how missteps are sometimes redeemed by chance while true credit goes to practice and perseverance.
Songs of a Housewife by Marjorie Krawlings
A domestic vignette from Songs of a Housewife celebrates Baby Sue's bath time. The narrator narrates the child's gleeful bath, the playful bubbles, and the mother’s refreshed mood as Aunt Annie watches before Sue is tucked into bed.
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Marijorie Krawlings
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