Warteen Tribune Directory and Open Forum Policy
The Warteen Tribune lists management and staff led by W. T. Kelly as Vice President and R. G. wls Secretary with Beary 8. EG o Ge fe R we Poe Exton and A. Johnson among directors and editors. It outlines subscription rates, mail delivery, advertising terms, and an open forum policy requesting signed letters under 500 words, plus a Bible verse and prayer text.
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D. Wetmore
W. T. Kelly
R. G. Wls Sometary Bassett
Beary
Poe
Exton
Johnson
Kel Wetmore
William Wright
Beers
Devine-Wallis
New York City
Hlecas
Beill
Besimesa
Poombh
Peau Cole
Mall
Strat
Warren
United Preag
Tribune Sims
Tribune
Baltimore and Ohio's centennial exhibition of locomotives
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad marks its centennial with a grand pageant exhibition in Baltimore featuring locomotives from 1827 to the present, running under their own power before a grandstand. The event highlights the railroad's public spirit, passenger service quality, and impact on American transportation. It notes historical contrasts from early steam shapes to modern engines and suggests the show could boost excursion traffic.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Sunbury and Erie
Warren
Pennsylvania
America
Aliases of the Rabbit Fur Names and Scams
A department article lists rabbit skins sold under fashionable trade names like Arctic beaverette and meskin ermine to mislead buyers. The piece notes the fur may come from a rabbit rather than the claimed rare animal and references past crimes linked to disguises and escapes.
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Department of Agriculture
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Baltic
Railroads Reach Warren in 1859 at Bright Anniversary of Erie Line
Announcements note Warren citizens invited to the Fair of the Iron Horse Baltimore and Ohio centenary exhibition in Baltimore from September 24 to October 8. The piece traces the Sunbury and Erie line and its chartering through Thomas Struthers, the road’s builders, and the 1864 through passenger service start, highlighting local excitement, ceremonies, and the efforts of Struthers Curtis and Company.
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Warren
United States Bank
Sunbury and
Ere
Durant
G. A. Irvine
Irvine Station
Fom
Pleasant Township
Erie
Cleveland
Philadelphia
New York
General. Brown
Packet Rifles
Carver House
B. Curtis
L. D. Wetmore
Struthers,Curtis and Company
Struthers & Wetmore
Irvineton
Sunbury
Philadelphia and Erie
Warren and
Franklin
Irvine
Oil City
Dunkirk and
Finshed
Warren and Venaney Rad
Woeten
Titusville
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Diet and Health and Arthritis Diet Findings
An article outlines arthritis risk factors including joint inflammation, infection sources, and lifestyle. It notes a diet reducing starches and sugars can improve non-purulent arthritis, based on Dr. Fletcher's study of Toronto hospital cases. patients showed gradual but notable gains with structured meal plans and added nutrients, plus local joint therapies and exercise recommended by doctor R. G. Snyder.
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A. Almon Fletcher
Toronto Hospital
R. G. Snyder
Bellevue Hospital
Songs of a Housewife by Maruorie Kravel
A playful verse portraying a mother in a satin gown presiding over a baking hour. The poem depicts flour on her brow and a regal, loving rule as she removes a warm date torte from the oven, crowned as the Queen of Hearts.
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Maruorie Kravel
Retrospective From the Tsiised Three Years Ave
September 24 1924 Warren county powermen derived considerable credit from Saylor poultry shows and iron specialist. Hammord Iron builds sixth storage unit for Warren Refining opposite the refinery on Jackson Run. Debates planned between Warren and Jamestown High schools.
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Hammord Iron Company
Neagedan
Venturetown
Warren Refining Company
Jackson Run
Derailed Logs and Farewell Party Mark Week in Warren County
On September 24 1926 heavy rain washed out Sugar Run Madge preventing Pennsylvania Larnver company log trains at Kinzua from making the trip. Eva N Pickett planned to marry in California was feted at a Thursday farewell by Mrs Earl Rowley East Fifth Avenue. Warren County reported one contagious disease case for the week ending September 18 a diphtheria case.
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Pennsylvania Larnver Company
Kinzua
Goring
Eva N. Pickett
California
Acme
Earl Rowley
East Fifth Avenue
Warren County
This Cold Bath Nonsense Ends A Morning Routine
Kellygrams recounts quitting daily cold baths after realizing neighbors’ praise for the ritual outweighed any personal benefit. The piece notes the shift to a lighter, more cheerful outlook, with a caution about overemphasizing efficiency. It ends with a quip about an efficiency kitchen causing a divorce.
The Daybook’s City Views on Graft and Fashion
New Yorker notes petty graft in unregulated car watch services near the theater district and in Uptown Manhattan. He scorns summer ballroom ice at Leverich Arms and Brooklyn’s stylish apartments. The piece critiques bobbed hair trends and Mary Pickford lookalikes, urging restraint and clearer taste.
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Theatre District
Fifth
Polo Grounds
Charles Mahoney
Brooklyn
Leverich Arms
East River
Upper Manhattan
Just Folks by Edgar Guest
A reflective verse on how some people pretend life avoids them pain while others face loss with resilience. The poem contrasts blind optimism with a grounded faith, urging readers to anticipate sorrow and build inner strength.
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Just Folks
Edgar Guest
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Charlie Ross
Union
Allegheny River
Kimgua
Corydon
Salamanca
Olean
Buffalo
Allegheny Valley Division
the Queen OF Hearts
Warrem
Saylor
State College
Jamestown
Perig
the Daughters of American Revolution
W. Br. Robertson
Pencsylmnia Metinazee
Eevee Ai Prings
AL V. Bali
Kellygrams
New Yorker
Glenn Stark
M. Stark
Bush Terminal
Fifty-second Street
Sixth Avenue
Park Avenue
Forty-Sixth Street
Red Hot Rivera
Mary Pickford
Miss Pickford
Edgar A. Guest
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