Warren Tribune masthead and notices fragment
The text shows a newspaper masthead with names and titles including Henry H Bassett editor and director roles, advertising terms, subscription rates, offices in Warren MI, and references to Open Forum policy and Bible verses. It appears as a partial, damaged OCR of the Warren Tribune page with service, circulation, and submission guidelines.
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B.D. Wetmore
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Ed. C. Lowrey
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Auto War: Ford and GM Set for Tough Car Clash
The New York Times reports Ford Motor Co plans a new model while General Motors readies a new Chevrolet to rival it. GM aims to price within fifty dollars of Ford’s figure, with a six cylinder design and fresh refinements. Both sides prepare for a fierce head to head battle for automotive leadership.
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Henry Ford
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New York Times
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General Motors Corporation
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Hughes A5 Candidate and the Draft Issue in 1920s Politics
The New York Post questions Hughes A5 about his stance toward President Coolidge and the old secretary of state. Hughes signals support for the President while avoiding a direct rival, aligning with Republican wheel horses and the front porch approach, though dining with campaign manager Wilcox raises cautionary echoes of 1916. Nevada Now Trolleyless and Inverness kilts add scattered local notes.
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Coolidge
New York Post
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Hughes
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Europe
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Hoover
Dawes
Mr. Wilcox
Wilcox
Brisbane What is the radio prize fight debate in The Tribune
Readers discuss Arthur Brisbane and his radio prize fight commentary. The Indiana Gazette argues over logic and the role of parents and ministers, questioning why newspapers describing fights are treated differently from radio. The piece questions media responsibility and home influence.
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Arthur Brisbane
Hysteria and mind healing in Menninger's view
A 1927 Hygeia summary outlines hysteria as a disease of the mind and notes that some paralysis cases are organic. It details patient cases from hypnosis to recovery, explains causes, and lists treatments from hypnotherapy to re education and mental analysis while stressing careful diagnosis and avoiding blame.
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Karl Menninger
Hygeia
Dr. Menninger
Freud
Menninger
Retrospective items from Warren dates and events
A study of three retrospective years notes events: an army flight over Warren in 1924 delivering Pershing’s defense message en route to Jamestown, a police officer’s new assignment at a Warren restaurant, a boxing match audience in Merle Graham’s store, a 1925 diphtheria antitoxin dog team visit through Warren, and 1926 highway and school bond plans. A later note mentions a Farmington township special election on bonds for a four room annex at Lander High School.
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Jamestown
John J. Pershing
Robert MacKendrick
East Side
Luther Holmquist
Mit
Merle Graham
Secom? Avenue
Farmington Township
Lander Thigh
Do You Enjoy Punishing Your Children
A satirical railing argues against corporal punishment by comparing child discipline with dog training and medical blame. It questions parental and teacher motives, invokes Freudian ideas, and asks whether punishment truly teaches or merely asserts authority, noting adults see kids as smarter yet logic remains contested.
What`s What in Washington Capital Privitions
The piece notes September will bring many senators and representatives to Washington with the president returning. It highlights key committees like Ways and Means and Navy, clashes over taxation and agriculture, and party alignments before the new congress. Strategic inter-party compacts and pre-session planning are emphasized amid looming power shifts.
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Canada
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Longworth
Butler
Smedley
Haugen
House Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Jardine
House of Representatives
Senate
Just Foles By Eater Goes
Poem extols common ownership of nature and beauty, claiming the woods, skies, and seasons belong to us all. It contrasts wealth with shared mercy and frames everyday landscapes as endless riches awaiting perception. Copyright notice attributes to Edgar A. Quest.
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Edgar A. Quest
Songs of a Housewife by Marjorie Krawlings
A fragmented verse prayer asks for patience and endurance for a housewife. The speaker pleads for calm amid slammed doors stained walls and busy meals, hoping for sleep at night and moments of beauty in daily tasks.
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Marjorie Krawlings
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