Warren Tribun e masthead and teletype notice
The Warren Tribune masthead page shows publication details and staff, including editors, officers, and advertising terms. It notes use of United Press news service and requests readers report errors to the editor. Circulation and subscription rates are listed, along with post office classification and office contact lines.
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D. Wi
W. T. Kelly
Henry H. Bancett
Henry H. Ba
B. W. Cousins
A Johnson
W. T
EB. D
Warners
Wil Wright
C. Lowrey
Devine Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Warren
United Press
Rma
Medora
The Golden Rule In Elbert H Gary’s Lifetime Of Business
The obituary reflects on Elbert H. Gary born 1846 and his life shaping American capitalism. It notes his view of the Golden Rule as a positive force in business and traces shifts from predatory trusts to cooperative capital, highlighting how Gary witnessed and advocated for a humane economic order within a competitive system.
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Elbert H. Gary
James K. Polk
United States
Grant
Lee
Gary
Fang and Claw
Mellon and Hughes Quietly Weigh 1928 Nomination
Secretary Mellon hinted Hughes might accept a Republican nomination if offered and discussed politics with Hughes on the trip home. The Washington Post article framed Hughes as a likely candidate against Hoover and Dawes, but Mellon avoided a direct commitment while acknowledging the impression. Hoover remains the leading figure as the race opens.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Charles Evans Hughes
Mellon
Hughes
Europe
Washington Post
Charles E. Hughes
Supreme Bench
Pennsylvania
Post
Hoover
Dawes
Coolidge
Rotary executives depart after two day Warren conference
The editor notes the departure of Rotary executives who held a two day conference in Warren. The event drew delegates from about forty cities, boosting local philanthropy networks and promising renewed Rotary activity locally and abroad. Readers are reminded of editorial humor about a miscaptioned cartoon and a booming oil find at Kinzua Creek showing fifty barrels daily. The article also highlights progress on a new bridge east of Irvine along Roosevelt highway with tourists visiting the site amid favorable weather.
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Rotary
Warren
Rotaty
Kinzua
Irvine
Warren County Motor Club
Hook
Illness of a girl with aphasia from scarlet fever
A letter from Miss H. details a 12 year old girl who suffered scarlet fever and now cannot speak though she understands. Doctors suspect brain injury or mental shock. long travel to a city for psychoanalysis is suggested. Advice includes avoiding scolding and using positive sleep-time suggestion, with emphasis on medical consultation and family support.
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Miss H
Keystones Down in Atlanta Former slave built fortune
A former slave in Atlanta, described as keeping strict attention to business, amassed a fortune of about a million dollars. The note cites Franklin News Herald and contrasts inherited wealth with the loss of incentive and health impacts from inheritance.
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Atlanta
Franklin News- Herald
Retrospective notes across Warren in 1924 to 1926
The item recounts events in Warren including a Kiwanis gathering at Midway Park on Lake Chautauqua with a picnic supper, a 1925 dog show at the Warren County Exposition drawing thousands, and a 1926 fair exhibit by Mrs. E L Parmly with Japanese whittling mics. It also mentions flooding at the Penhesivaais Gas Company camp on Mathews Run after a Thursday morning storm.
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Kiwanis Tlub
Midway Park
Lake Chautaugus
E. L. Parmly
Endeavor
Bulding
Penhesivaais Gas Company
Mathews Run
Youngsville
Warren
Fixing the Farmer and the Lindbergh Impact
Dr Joseph Davis of Stanford urges a permanent plan for farmer relief through a national agricultural board and council. The piece lauds Lindbergh’s aviation influence and notes industries rushing orders, plus Marshall Lloyd’s Michigan loom invention. It praises inventors for driving progress and economic change.
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Joseph 8. Davis
Food Research Institute
Stanford University
Davie
Hoover
Propotes & Board of Agriculture
Secretaries of Agriculture and Commerce
Federal Farm Joan Board
Mmembers
America
Marshall B. Lloyd
Michigan
The Universal Bore of Selfish Advice and Pride
The piece argues that people push their opinions on others and seek validation, making most advice worthless. It notes the urge to influence friends, hotels, furnaces, and purchases, then reflects on the burden of self and how people distract themselves to avoid solitude. A neighbor spanks his son out of anger at a colleague, revealing misplaced blame. It concludes that in seeking favors, it matters less what you gain and more how you reflect on the other person.
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New York
Chicago
Just Folks by Edger Guo
Poem ponders mortality and purpose questioning what lies beyond perception. It contrasts natural cycles with human striving, doubting faith yet asserting that doubt itself proves God and the will to live beyond death. The piece probes meaning, suffering, and resilience through reflective lines.
Songs of a Housewife and Rose Garden Memories
A fragmentary poem celebrates favorite roses and the scents of summer. It names La France red rambler Russell tea Frau Karl Druschki and other varieties, noting creamy petals and a cultivated fragrance. The speaker gathers petals and fresh leaves, cherishing lifelong memories of friendship.
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la France
Halda
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Warren National
Acme
Bradford
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Muskie
Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
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