Tribune Masthead and Subscriptions Policy
The Warren Tribune lists officers and directors led by E D Wetmore and Henry H Bassett with editorial oversight by Lowrey and Devine-Wallig. Subscription rates vary by delivery method and term, plus mail options. open forum policy invites reader communications with signed or initialed letters under 600 words. The issue includes religious verse and prayers alongside notices and advertisements.
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The Nation and Its Schools
An editorial condemns super education and advocates returning public schools to basics. It cites wasted funds and political meddling, urging nonpartisan school administration, solid curricula, and intact teacher resources, while noting contemporary political figures and quirky coastal radio tests.
Clarion River plea links town health to dirt clean up
A reader letter from Clarion denounces the town’s filth and links it to civic pride. The Warren County Motorclub reports on Columbus Avenue reconstruction and New York Central repairs on Fourth Avenue with night detours. The By the Way column lays out health column submission rules and audience guidance.
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Quotable quotes from western Pennsylvania papers
A collection of humorous and pithy sayings from multiple papers including Meadville Tribune Republican Clarion Republican Sharon Herald Punxsutawney Spirit Bradford Era New Castle News and Bradford Herald. The items range from quips on rights dogs weather and aging to light social commentary and jokes, reflecting local voice and period flavor.
Retrospective and Three Years Age Retrospective
A compiled snapshot from September 17 of 1924 1925 and 1926 notes tar fires post office roof work a famed tramp lecture plans a lumber accident hospital stays highway work and veterinary clinic activity in Warren area distinct events linked by dates and local figures.
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Lneen Torpedo
Grand Valley
Pinchot
Why Sons In Law Are Popular In Mother In Law Views
Kellygrams explores why daughters in law draw more protection from mothers in law than sons. It links mating instincts with family dynamics and notes how a mother may smother a new daughter in law to retain her sons. The piece ends with a cautionary anecdote about a boy’s mother later revealed as a sex worker.
Quebec’s French Charm Defies Guns and Time
In a brief reflection on Quebec City, Samuel Champlain’s founding, and the Plains of Abraham, the piece contrasts Quebec’s enduring French identity with Chicago’s forward gaze. It notes tolerant British rule, a city motto "I remember," and urges readers to visit to feel Quebec’s storied past before judging its traditions.
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New France
New World
Wolfe
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Sarly
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The Plumber's Friend Poem By Edgar Gunes
A humorous verse about a plumber's tool nicknamed the plumber's friend. The speaker recalls the tool as a simple stick with a rubber cup used to clear drains, noting the plumber's high charges and the device's enduring value in fixing stopped drains. The poem ends with a whimsical plan to buy one again at a ten cent store.
Songs of a House by Marjoriesewife
A reflective poem about a daughter treasuring her mother's linens. The speaker contrasts common fabrics with the worn linens’ priceless value, describing tableware memories, family feasts, and the simple dignity of a home. The piece emphasizes heirloom sentiment and quiet reverence for domestic objects.
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