Warren Tribune ad rates and public notices from Warren
A scanned Warren Tribune page outlines subscription terms including three months for 50 cents per month and annual mail rates. It also lists advertising and circulation notes, editor contact, and a request for letters to the editor. The page contains poetry excerpts, political commentary, and assorted notices discussing candidates, Niagara Falls tourism, and scientific trivia.
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Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
A. EB
D. Wetmore Wiliam H
Warren
the Tribune
Tribune
Aerial Derby Spreads Through Clarion and Bellefonte
The Clarion region eyes the September air race from New York to San Francisco with about one hundred planes likely to stop at Clarion due to a landing friendly field and emergency services. Bellefonte is set as a class B stop and all planes must halt five minutes there before continuing to Cleveland. some class A planes may land if needed.
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Hughes
Charles E. Hughes
New York Post
Odysseus
Mr. Hughes
California
Woodrow Wilson
White House
New York
al Smith
Mr. Coolidge
Messrs. Dawes
Hoover
Cool Jidge
Dawes
Lowden
Longworth
Coolidge
Empire State
Clarion
San Francisco
Bellefonte
Cleveland
Cleveland Field
Public health efforts during the Mississippi flood crisis
Dr Albert Q Read details emergency measures in Louisiana during the flood. Quarantines for smallpox and typhoid inoculations, vaccination drives among refugees, chlorination of wells, and health education mobilized with faith leaders and civic groups. Notes weathered fair gains amid rainfall and cautions against disbanding the county fairs, while highlighting community health units as a post disaster outcome.
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Albert Q. Read
Surgeon General of
United States
Public Health Service
Army of Rescue
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Atchafalaya
Aca
Chang
Quotes and quips from several Pennsylvania papers
A collection of brief humorous lines and aphorisms attributed to various papers. The quips touch on religion road dust marriage and spelling with punchlines from Derrick Titusville Herald Reynoldsville Journal Bradford Era Clarion Republican Franklin News-Herald and others.
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Titusville Herald
Retrospective September 10 1924 1926 notes on local progress
Entries recount a tan barrel well struck yesterday on John Buckley’s Grand Valley farm drilled by James Town oil producers. A 1925 gathering of Warren boosters from the Chamber of Commerce Clearing House and three service clubs met at the Conewango Club. In 1926 contractor F G Schuler began installing a partition at the high school auditorium to separate it from the hall. The annual exposition concluded without notable mishaps thanks to a policing committee.
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Warren National Bank
Tne
Ludlow
Troop 43
Springfield
Mass
Warren Cory
Trop 43
Warren County
Geracimos
Liberty Street
Gus Geracimos
Canton Street
Gus
Evening Contemporary
John Buckley
Grand Valley
Jamestown
Argent
Warren
Chamber of Commerce
Clearing House Associ
Conewango
F. G. Schuler
Dog and Child Culture in Kellygrams
In this essay a speaker compares training dogs and children, arguing both are misunderstood and under similar pressure to conform. He notes dogs are judged by nuisance levels while children are judged by unnatural table manners and raises concerns about cultural bias in upbringing.
Bohemian New York Shifts As Village Fame Fades
The Daybook casts New York real estate and culture in a vivid 1930s tone noting Greenwich Village’s decline as an impoverished hub of bohemian life. It contrasts old artist lofts with new uptown skyscrapers on lower Fifth Avenue, and recalls village quirks from riverfront hopes to a city of private apartments and courteous elevator operators. It reflects the author’s nostalgia and observational humor about urban change, social privacy, and the character of Manhattan life.
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Central Press Dispatch
Warren Tribune
New York
Bohemia
Greenwich Village
Connecticut
Bleeker Street
Park Row
Lower
Fifth Avenue
Brevort Hotel
Manhattan
United States
Manhattan Island
Park Avenue
Erin
Vanderbilt
Childhood's Grief by Edger Goes
A short poem contrasts child tears with adult sorrow. It speaks of a child's ache as deep as any pain, noting smiles at a broken doll hide real cries. The piece underscores universal grief across ages, titled in 1927 copyright language.
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Christ the Righteous One
Niagara Falls
Arthur Keith
British Association For the Advancement of Science
G. P. Bidder
Jim" Watson
Indiana
Burbank
Verren
National Bank
Answes
Ann
MS. F
Derrick
Reynoldsville Jr
Bradford
Charlie Moncky
Hint
Clarion Republican
President Coolidge
Wyoming
Franklin News-Herald
Kellygrams
New Yorker
Washington Mews
Robert Pestttes
Washington Square
Edger
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