New Castle News Staff and Publication Details
The New Castle News lists ownership and staff including Fred I Meniz tren and James T Kay with city offices at 20 North Mercer Street New Castle Pa. Subscription rates are printed and circulation dues noted. An informational notice directs all checks and communications to The News Co New Castle Pa.
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Swim instruction urged amid spring drownings in New Castle area
The piece urges youths in New Castle and Lawrence County to learn swimming through local programs, noting a drowning report as spring begins. It warns about past complacency and advocates practical instruction over mere splashing, while reflecting on radio regulation and German politics as broader concerns.
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Hints and Dints A scattered, humorous jumble of notes
A collage of quips, opinions, and snippets on manners, culture, law, and society. It riffs on taxes, alimony, women, fashion, advertising, and politics with satirical asides, street observations, and light moralizing from a late 19th or early 20th century voice. It weaves jokes about wheat, lawyers, and public life into a stream of casual commentary.
Lawrence County Forest Planting Drive Expands
The Farm Bureau lines up 1000 trees from state nurseries for planting at Scout camp and on county farms. Local individuals join Arbor Day tree planting efforts, part of a broader push for reforestation across Lawrence County and the state. The movement targets widespread adoption to boost timber growth and land use.
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Regulating the Ether Sparks Broad Debate
A myth about limitless space in the ether is shattered by radio growth with over 300 stations. Michael Pupin of Columbia University radio authority supports traffic regulation as courts rule air above property as common wealth, prompting debates on airspace use and control.
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Wealth and virtue fall short in death’s quiet praise
A prose poem attributed to Edgar A. Guest from 1925 contrasts living wealth with the remembered virtues of kindness and service. It laments society's focus on money and status and urges valuing personal integrity, friendship, and quiet generosity over riches in honoring the dead.
Local council debate ends with retrograde stance on women
In a rural council meeting, members voted that a woman's place should be in the home. The scene shows residents engaging in everyday errands such as buying canned salmon and visiting the drug store while others attend a local cinema. An assistant is defined here as a man who can leave.
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Ford family to launch American Airways Limited
Edsel B. Ford leads a new corporation named American Airways Limited with three million dollars of capitalization. The firm aims to build all metal planes at the Dearborn Ford plant and merge Curtis aircraft interests. Planes would transport mail, valuables, and passengers, with Ford engines powering the fleet. The venture is framed as a defense and national pride project, promising rapid development of aviation capacity.
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Editorial on speed and body shaping for progress
Dr. Frank Crane argues speed relies on streamlined bodies to reduce air resistance. He cites early aviation gains and compares athletic, social, and driving discipline as key to personal progress, noting politeness, tact, and adaptability enable faster advancement.
The Wolf Also Dwells With the Lamb Prophecy
A literary antiquity presents a verse where wild beasts and a child share harmony among prophets and sages. The text invokes peaceful coexistence, portraying a world of unity under a guiding figure.
Welch Birthday Salute Highlights Career in Medicine
An article celebrates John Welch a noted physician and pioneering medical researcher on his birthday. It traces his ties to Johns Hopkins and his lasting impact on pathology while noting his long career in American medicine and education.
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