The Warren Tribune Masthead and Notices 1927
The Warren Tribune presents its staff roles editor wardens and circulation terms, listing Metafore and Sree T Kelly as executives with various officers including Henry H Treasurer, O Lowrey editor, and Devine Wallis as corporate contact. Subscription rates and office contacts are given, with mail and carrier options and open forum policy. Also shown are advertising rates, World United Press wire, and a prayerful religious verse from Psalm 102 13 12 dated September 26 1927 on Roosevelt Highway.
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Metafore
Sree T. Kelly
B. G. Iapel
Henry H
Managin
Henry J. Baseev
R.W. Cousing
C. ‘Eaton
A. J. Tobason
W. T. Kelly
B. Moore
E. D. Wetmore
William H. Wright
O. Lowrey
Devine Wallis
Corporacion
New York City
Chicago
Bell System
Business
News Room
Vanen
Warren Post Office
United Press
the Tribune
Tribune
Roosevelt
Ford earns faith with new car promise and huge orders
The article extols Henry Ford for a strong reputation built on value and durability. It notes Ford’s plan to replace the Model T with a new sliding gear car, claims four hundred thousand orders sight unseen, and highlights the scale of his operation with sixty five thousand workers earning higher wages as the factory invests in top machinery.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Fords
Detroit
Winter reading demand for clean engaging novels
The piece argues for a popular winter reading program focusing on clean, sensible tales of real life rather than explicit or sensational fiction. It cites readers’ desire for entertaining, sparkling stories with life and action, while condemning slushy, pornographic trends and urging restraint from sensationalism. It includes an anecdote about a businessman reading dime-novel style thrillers during a seaside vacation.
Political ballot error sparks attention in Warren County
In Warren County the J H Berger ballot confusion upends the Republican nomination for county auditor. Voters realized after casting ballots that the name printed was James Berger with wrong middle initial, though the public knows him well from decades of local service. Also covered are local football results, Farm Bureau notes, trench foot guidance, shingles questions, influenza and tuberculosis links, a double wedding at Trinity Memorial Episcopal, and notices on license plates, tax deadlines, and road-opening postponement.
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J. H. Berger
Republian
James H. Berger
Court House
Jimmy
Berger
James H.” E
James Berger
Pritme
Warren
Trinity Memorial Episcopal
Exclusive Park Avenue
New York City
Youngstown
Ohio
Charlton Reynders
J. W. W. Reynders
Park Avenue
New York
Eliza
Keystone Location Counts and Versatile Revolutions
A collection of brief quotes from various papers noting the idea of revolutions, new inventions, and practical improvements. The items touch on location counts, urban life in Chicago, renewed notes for labor-saving devices, weather blame for health, milk wagon tires, and Signatures of Foch and Pershing on an American Legion band drumheads in Clearfield and IndianaGazette references.
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American Legion Band
Clearfield
Paris
Foch and
Pershing
Indiana Gazette
Retrospective items and local notes from Warren in 1924 to 1926
Across several dates the Warren area reports progress on dismantling a Crescent Furniture frame, a six year old injury from a taxi, four scarlet fever cases, a chimney fire on Third Avenue, a large opening dance at P H C Hall, Edgar W. Moore named Warren County weights and measures assessor, a popular new subdivision on Jackson Run Road, and Harry Miller Producing Company director Charles Gas in Warren to begin Elks Minstrels rehearsals.
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Charles Gas
New York
Harry Miller Producing Company
Elks Minstrels
Warren
Ten steps to landing a job by seeking advice first
A columnist recounts a competent young salesman who failed to find work until he followed a friend’s plan to seek advice from top firms. By visiting bosses and framing his visit as a quest for guidance rather than a job, he secured a position within four days and earns nine thousand dollars annually. The piece argues people value success and are drawn to those who appear proactive and capable.
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Tme
What's What in Washington cyclone talk and Rainey boomlet
Washington dispatch compares political boomlets to baby cyclones in a cautionary note on unpredictable seeds of energy. It centers on Congressman Henry T Rainey of Illinois and the insurgent progressive tilt within GOP circles, hinting at Likely third party shifts and the presidential scene.
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Washington
Henry T. Rainer
Rainer
Ilinois
Mississippi River
Henry T
Congress
Norris
Borah
Beh
Life's Fulfillment in Quiet Good Deeds
Edgar Guest reflects that true worth lies not in ambition or wealth but in helping others and doing kind deeds. A good life is measured by quiet contributions that bring joy to others and banish shame, regardless of social status or riches.
Songs of a Hoadswite
A humorous verse about installing a slate roof and relief from rain. The narrator recalls jumping from bed with a dress and kettle in prior storms and celebrates a new roof that keeps rain out, avoiding the need for improvised pails and tubs.
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