Warren Tribune preview and notices from Warren press
The Warren Tribune lists editorial staff including G. Kelly and C. Lowrey with New York City and Chicago advertising reps. Rates show yearly and semiannual subscriptions, reader notices policy, and open forum guidelines. It prints a prayer from Psalm 101 and invites letters to the editor with signature and address.
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Power From The Sky Forecast By Admiral Bullard
An unsigned piece discusses Admiral W H Bullard of the Federal Radio Commission predicting a future where broadcasting and power transmission occur via high frequency airwaves. It notes technical challenges, potential cost savings from remote water projects, and a vision where power could be delivered through the air as an ultra modern extension of early experiments like Ben Franklin’s kite.
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W. H. Bullard
Federal Radio Commission
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Navy
Admiral Bullard
Conenango
Chicago
Paris
Ben Franklin
Progress in cattle tuberculosis eradication gains pace
September report from the agriculture department notes rising state interest and funding for eradicating bovine tuberculosis. About $18.5 million is available for next year, with $6 million from Congress and state appropriations plus new laws to accelerate work. 347 counties are TB free and 945 counties were active in area projects at the start of the current year.
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Columbia
American Legion
Tribute to a Dog Sparks Sentiment in a Missouri Trial
An Akron published booklet titled My Dog features Senator Grata West’s moving tribute to dogs. In a Missouri courtroom, West argued for the plaintiff in a dog killing case, insisting a dog remains the truest friend through wealth, illness, and death, moving jurors to tears and prompting a verdict for the plaintiff.
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Ohio
Norka
Senator Grata, West
Missouri
Senator West
Francis M. Cockrell
West
Nehes
Diet And Health Q And A From Correspondent Page
A reader asks about throat hollows from exercises and whether they affect weight gain. The reply says neck muscles can firm with targeted exercises and outlines routines, warns against overdoing them, and offers related diet and skin care tips. It also notes community items including a radio show, a police reform praise, a chicken dinner gathering, and a theater benefit for the American Legion, plus a medical note debunking mucus myths and promoting skin cleanliness and a balanced diet resource.
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Spata
Medind
Keystones and Cars in Early 20th Century Snapshots
Excerpts note farmers seeking AI billion more, auto salesmen thriving, air power not yet conquered, and a Bible usage question in the Philippines. It also discusses traffic rule development, Bradford’s need for a uniform code, and learning from other cities to solve local traffic woes.
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Bradford
Westchester
McKean
Bradford Herald
Intercity bicycle relay winner led Jamestown by half mile
SEPTEMBER 27, 1925 Warren today won the intercity bicycle relay race from Jamestown with Dee Irwin of the local team leading by a full half mile over the nearest rival. Traffic closure announced on Warren Sheffield road segment from Glade bridge to Kinzu road for two days. Revelation of reception committee work for sat caravan passing at noon on Oct 13 under Mrs. James P. Rogers supervision.
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Warren
Jamestown
Dee Irwin
Jarcivng
Warren-Sheffield
Glade Bridge
Kinzus
James P. Rogers
Faith, Reputation, and Buying on Trust in Daily Life
A man buys a blue two seater car after asking a dealer about cost and model, trusting the dealer's reputation. The piece argues that people routinely rely on others' judgment in purchases, life insurance, investments, and financial advice, since thorough personal verification is often impractical.
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Iman
Washington Joke Deportation Echoes From Mexico
A Washington based joke recounts a news correspondent deported for lacking diplomatic polish. The tale includes a dramatic telegram to the president, a guard escorted return, and a quip about pay equality from a senate committee hearing. It also mentions A A Adee and references Mrs Willebrandt and other officials as part of a broader Washington humor piece.
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Mexico
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Senate
Bill Roberts
Hess
Gompers
Gomper
Man's Purpose in Life by Edgar A. Guest
Poem outlines a man's duties to provide for family and loved ones. It lists buying trinkets for a child, paying for dresses, shoes, and keeping a home. The verses emphasize labor and responsibility as central to a man's calling, reflecting early 20th century moral aims.
Tired Morning Derailed By Flowers And Weeds
A narrator starts the day full of vim planning garden chores but ends with only small tasks done. The early energy collapses into a bouquet fetch, leaving larger work unfinished as the dawn passes.
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