New Castle News publication and staff details
The New Castle news note lists ownership by The Nowe Company with officers including Treadwell as President and Vice President Luci Treadwell, treasurer Jacob F. Renta, and secretary Edler. It outlines daily edition pricing, subscription options, and mail rates, plus distribution at leading newsstands and county correspondence. It also identifies service affiliations with International News Service and the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Nowe Company
Feero and Man
Treadwell
J Ucy Treadwell
Jacob F. Renta
Mer
Asut
Treas
Edler
Regresan Tallye. SG
Lindenatela, Inc
Mathleonave
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
American
Pubsioners’ Association
Diamond terminal shelter plan urged for Seventh ward
The city square should host a public shelter for passengers using Seventh ward buses interurbans and streetcars. The diamond remains the proper terminal and cooperation among city lines is needed to ease inclement weather waiting conditions.
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Seventh Ward
Mill
Washington Streets
Public Square
City
Photographs Transmitted by Wire Eyed as Everyday
The piece notes how modern readers accept marvels with little doubt. It recalls reactions to the first phonograph and early skepticism of electric wonders while highlighting AT T's announcement of commercial wire transmission of photographs between New York, Chicago, and San Francisco.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Educational Paradox Attributed To Spending Growth
A fragment notes that the United States is spending four times more on education today than in 1890. Dean West of Princeton’s Graduate School is referenced as part of the discussion about educational funding and policy origins.
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Dean West
United States
Graduate School of Princeton
Apples and bushel weight debate letters to the editor
In a 1923 letter W A Brown argues Pennsylvania should not change the standard bushel weight for apples from 48 to 45 pounds. He cites tests by the Bureau of Standards showing 55 varieties weighed 45 to 51 pounds and notes state comparisons with New Jersey New York Ohio Virginia Indiana Illinois Michigan and federal standards. He fears shifting the weight burdens PA growers and shoppers alike.
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Siry
W. N. McGrady
Bureau of Standard Department of Internal Affairs
Pennsylvania
Union
New Jersey
New York
Virginia
Indiana
Michigan
W. A. Brown
One Word Won’t Tell You Very Much Keeps You Talking
A fragmented reader note fills the page with musings on persistence growth and city concerns. It rails at taxes and council spending while critics joke about local politics crime and entertainment and ends with a morbid joke about safety tools in bed.
Fragmented musings and anecdotes about life and society
An assortment of dated quips and vignettes on advertising, gender roles, manners, and politics. Humorous reflections touch on fashion, manners, Easter egg tales, crime, and civic life with names, places, and figures intermittently named, ending with a poetic tribute to Edgar A. Guest about the sea and a man’s death at nett.
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Theodore Wright
Theodore
Wright
Ren
Edgar A- Guest
The World And The Mud Paddies
Analysis of canal plans and the profitability of water transportation. The piece argues canals, whether federal or state built, are unlikely to be profitable, whereas railroads combined with ships enhance transport. It cites Canadian Pacific and Southern Pacific steamship lines using New York facilities and a proposed Houston ship canal to link Gulf cargoes with rail freight. Houston exports cotton and oil products, with railroads feeding the port. The overall point is that integrated rail and ship networks, not canals, offer profit potential.
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Tanaly
New York State
Gulf of Mexico
Mate Ter Jg
Rai
Noiuher
Canadian Pacific
Globe
Southern Pacific
Southern Pacific Steamship
Lin
York
Huskiesa
New York
Atlantic
Houston
Texan
Houston Ship Canal
Western
Wein' conservative is ud 8 we've got any sense
A garbled regional dialect note describes doubt and restraint in social behavior, mentioning drinking, riding, and dancing as examples. It conveys a sentiment of seeking cautious interpretation and avoiding hasty judgments in uncertain situations. The fragment reads as a reflective aside on prudence and fairness.
Be Not Overcome By Evil But Overcome With Good
A short exhortation echoes Romans 12 16 17 21 urging humility brotherly love and kindness. It emphasizes honest living in sight of all and pursuing good as a response to evil. The passage contrasts responding with evil to overcoming it through virtue.
Sentence Sermons on Genius and Work Ethic
A fragmentary reflection on genius as answering with effort and joy in the work. It urges giving 100 percent, combining industry integrity and enthusiasm, and finding what people want before they know it. It notes shared philanthropy and questions where funds would come from without donors.
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Gheing
Sebastes
Truth and Realities Over Fantasies In Crane Editorial
Dr. Frank Crane argues that truth, though disagreeable, is lovelier than illusions. He asserts what is real grounded in Nature or God surpasses artificial constructs and comforting dreams, urging readers to embrace reality over superstition and fancy.
William McClellan A.E.E. Leader Serves in Public Commissions
William McClellan, a University of Pennsylvania graduate in electrical engineering, rose from teaching to leadership roles with the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Commission and Westinghouse interests. He later advised the New York Public Service Commission, served as dean of the Wharton School, and led the American Institute of Electrical Engineers with expertise in electrical equipment construction and operation.
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William McClellan
Coolidge
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Tapid Transits Commission
Iter
Westinghouse
TNL
New York Public Service Commission
Wharton Schoor of Financi Ama Comerce
McClellan
Aast
American Institute of Eleetrical Engineers
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