The Warren Tribune Open Forum and Rate Card Dear Readers
The Warren Tribune listing shows staff roles with editors and directors, printing and distribution rates, mail and carrier subscription options, and open forum policy inviting reader letters. It notes advertising rates on request, United Press service, and a prayer text.
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Sory H. Baveets
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Henry H. Basse
Fred C. Eaton
E. Fobason
W. T. Kelly
D. Wetmore
Wiliam H. Wright
C. Lowrey
Devine-Wallig Corporation
New York City
Chicago
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Warren Post Office
United Press
the Tribune
Politics and Big Business in the American Economy
A critique argues that business interests drive government policy and that both big and small enterprise share common goals of stable government and favorable taxation. It asserts that heavy taxation or political opposition harms employment, prices, and wages, and endorses a businesslike governance over political administration, praising Dwight W. Morrow potential ministerial appointment amid Wall Street criticism.
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Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
Morrow
Wall Street
Safety emphasis at congress on child habits and patrols
The annual Safety Congress in Chicago heard Charles M. Hayes of the Chicago Motorclub urge lifelong safety habits for children taught early in school life. He praised police patrols and school boy patrols for improving street conduct, urging every school to organize patrols and stressing constant attention to accident prevention.
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Jefferson Street
Chicago
Charles M. Hayes
Hayes
Bad Posture and Child Health Tips From Dr Brady
An article discusses correcting child posture early to prevent spinal curvature and digestive issues. It covers exam findings at Yale and Harvard, posture tests, home and medical approaches, nutrition, rest, seating, and simple exercises like abdominal hang and creeping to strengthen muscles.
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Yale
Harvard
Goldthwait
M. Bernard Braddy
Dead Sea Keystones Spark Local Alarm
The Tuunville Herald notes that valuable waterside minerals risk attracting deadly natives nearby as gold weather lures people to the Dead Sea region, while the Newa-Herald jokes about radio noise from neighbors.
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Dead Sea
Tuunville
Newa-Herald
Warren Retrospective Reads Of Dates And Events
Three year glimpse recalls September 26 1934 hospital patient Tony Skouil and staff changes at Warren General. September 28 1925 fire destroys home and contents of Simon Streich. Street market notes apes sale by Warren Chapter of the Teast Walton League. September 26 1926 streetcar track work on Liberty Street. Col D F Wheelock and two companions return from veterans convention in El Paso Texas.
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Tony Skouil
E Burton Hollow
Tear Pittefield
Warren General
Rome & Cut
Woods
Simon Streich
Hemlock Roads
F. L. White Company
Lailway Company
Liberty Street
D. FP. A. Wheelock
Wheelock
Frank Lyons
Southwest
The
Paso
Texas
Do You Play Golf A Personal Medley On Reasons
Kellygrams ponders why people play golf beyond exercise. He cites golf's modest workout, suggests leisure and conscience drive participation, and argues boredom and the chance to feel youthful lure many to the links. He notes people hide futility behind activities and claims motives vary per person.
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Peter Witt
Harry
Hill and Dale
Washington Solon on Farm Troubles and Relief Plans
Washington report on Rep Cyrenus Cole of Iowa, a top authority on corn belt woes. He outlines agricultural distress from bedrock to surface, but offers no firm cure. He cautions relief hinges on future farmers and his own uncertain presidential prospects.
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Washington
Cyrenus Cole
Iowa
Perps
Cole
Hawkeye State
Congressman Cole
Just Fours By Edger Great
The organist laments a failed performance in fog and dim hall. One admirer remains and recaps a bygone melody, insisting music can lift pain above rain. The speaker hopes he finds joy in his work and continues to play.
Songs of a Housewife
A reflective verse fragment about a housewife ironing a long morning. The text notes how the task frees the mind, yielding ideas and long-sought words as the ironing stretches across a lengthy sheet. The tone is intimate and contemplative, focusing on ordinary domestic labor triggering creative thoughts.
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