Tribune masthead and policies from Warren newspaper
The piece lists the Warren Tribune staff with W. T. Kelly as president and J. B. Moore among officers, notes advertising by Devine-Wallig Corp, and presses subscription rates, office details, and United Press services. It includes submission guidelines, open forum policy, and a Bible verse used in a prayer section.
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W. T. Kelly
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Ssmett
H. Baseett
BR. G. Chepel
Bell System
Business Office
News Room
Warren Post Office
United Press
Tribune
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The Horse Still In Despite Fair Regrets
The article argues that horses remain in demand despite changing times. It cites an official report showing 22,312,000 horses and mules on U.S. farms in 1925, a 3 percent rise since 1900, while autos boomed. It notes mule gains of about 30 percent by 1920 and praises the horse’s enduring appeal and loyalty.
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United States
Planber
Inexplainable Fate and Sudden Deaths Across Cities
New York Post reflects on random killings and tragic accidents. Robert McGroarty, 29, stage manager for Miss Jane Cowl, dies after a fall on West Forty fourth Street. C A Clemons and his wife are attacked in Balboa Panama. Clemons loses an eye and his wife is dying from a fractured skull. Police officer Graham faces potential insanity pleas after shooting Pratt. The piece questions divine justice and critiques legal delays.
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New York Post
Robert McGroarty
Trenty
Miss Jane Cowl
Rome
West Forty-fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
Ubs
McGroarty
Bellevue
C. A. Clemons
Balboa
Panama
Clemens
Pratt
Graham
Radio Makes Dog Mad And Human Reactions
A collection of quirky, fragmentary lines references Rapid City expectations and a nucrovisor revealing a distant face. Vague notes mention a potential soft coal strike nearing end and possible draft evaders among presidential hopefuls ahead of the 1928 convention.
By the Way Readers Share Help for Eight Shut-Ins
Letters from readers reveal assistance for eight shut-ins who received a Victrola and records for winter evenings at Clear View Camp. Ed Lowrey of Warren thanks W.P. Clancy for securing the gifts dated September 9, 1927.
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Ed Lowrey
Warren Tribune Co
Warren, Pa
Lowrey
Clear View Camp
W.P. Clancy
Hysteria's sudden cures and its misunderstood disease
A columnist recounts cases of hysteria including a bed ridden man who regains mobility and a girl who walks after a draft joke. It cites Dr Karl Menninger's view that hysteria is a real disorder driven by psychological factors and notes historical shifts in understanding and treatment.
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Lyme
Karl Menninger
Menninger
Keystone Aphorisms From City Papers Gathered
A garbled batch of quotes from Elwood City Led ger Punxsutawney Spirit New Castle News Mead ville Tribune-Republican and a Frankfin iNews-Herald mix shows humorous old sayings about conversation honesty birds and a pie poem. The fragment mentions a federal overmert and arms to Russia with a call for restraint toward gun shipments.
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Federalovermert
Russia
United States
Moscow
Frankfin
iNews-Herald
Retrospective Items From The Two And Three Years Ave
A nostalgic column recalls past events at the high school and community. Defense day committee members A F Kotteamp Addison White and Robet Mackay led a student body tribute. Also notes a freight-train worker Pete Masterson sailing for Ireland on a three month trip to visit friends. September 12 1925 reports over four thousand attending Warren County Fair. A near miss electrical storm observed. September 12 1926 notes nearly fifty graduates entering eastern colleges. Mrs W B Jenkins of Tidioute won a handsome endtable at The Tribune Spot during the County Exposition.
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Fair Association
Warren County
A. F. Kotteamp
Addison White
Robet Mackay
Pete Masterson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ireland
W. B. Jenkins
Tidioute
Tribune
The Psychology of Facts and Story in Public discourse
The piece notes that people prefer fiction to plain truth and that reliable information often comes from authorities who willingly share knowledge. It contrasts conformity with individual impulses and uses anecdotes about bankers and shopping behavior to illustrate how authority and crowd dynamics shape decisions.
Viscount Cecil Quits Cabinet amid Geneva Clash
Washington notes Cecil’s retirement from the British ministry after criticizing Anglo American naval talks. The Viscount, longtime liaison to American press and duchy chancellor, declines to represent King George at the League meeting, citing published missteps in diplomacy and public perception.
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Lond
Washington
Viscount Cecil
Geneva
George
League of Nations
Fife
Spere
Lord Cecil
London
Cecil
Clarks
Green- Grocers
Chaneller
Duchy of Lancaster
Prince of Wales
The Boy and the Cattle Drive of a Tiny Thinker
In Edger Guest's Just Folks a twelve year old lad guides a twenty ton herd with calm authority. Billy notes the contrast between power and size, arguing a sharp mind can command even heavy beasts and people alike.
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First New Peas Delayed Season Mention
A speaker remarks that the first new peas are worth the price despite their high cost, noting the season is late and expressing appreciation for fresh produce despite the delay.
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