New Castle News Publication Data and Policy
The New Castle News is owned and published by The News Sows Company with officers L. Renta, Treadwell Ray, Jacob Rents, and James E. Ray named in the masthead. The paper operates daily except Sundays from 23 North Mercer Street, New Castle, Pa. Subscriptions, telegraph exchanges, and advertising arrangements are listed as part of its routine, with references to telegraph and news service affiliations and auditor bureau membership.
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No Agricultural Panacea and Tax Debate Highlight 1920s Worries
The article contrasts Secretary Jardine’s warning that prosperity cannot be bought by legislation with farmers acting independently and adopting efficient methods. It notes a 1924 farm income of 12 billion dollars and criticizes populist approaches while urging sensible taxation reforms and caution against overreach. It also questions social etiquette trends and public smoking norms.
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Officials and Laws Delineate Law Respect in City
A New York paper notes Mayor Hylan’s legal background yet cites repeated court appeals urging him to follow the law. It argues public officials must obey law before enforcing it and critiques legislators who undermine respect by flawed statutes and enforcement actions. The piece likens officer misconduct to civilian lawbreaking.
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Just Folks by Sugar A. Guest
The poem portrays a homeowner who grumbles at rascals yet adores them for the mischief they bring. He admits sleep loss and stolen rest but cannot hate the thieves, instead expressing affection and ironic tenderness. Copyright 1925 Edgar A Guest.
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Spaghetti Eating Champion Wins Pacific Coast Title
A Los Angeles chef won the Pacific coast spaghetti eating contest, finishing ten pounds ten ounces in ten minutes eight seconds. The item comments on curious questions about eruntings and social scenes, and notes a Miami newspaper with 604 pages.
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Wasteful talk and odd notices fill local page
A jumble of opinions on taxes, railroads, and waste abounds. Miscellaneous notes mention a Youngstown railroad project, food waste in cities, a Williamsport injury, and humorous quotes about cannier cops, Canada travel, and a recruiting station farewell.
Today Our Troublesome Bodies and the Afterlife
Arthur Brisbane muses on the burden of the body and the ease of spirit, tracing beliefs from ancient Egypt to Esquimaux customs. He cites Napoleon, Rousseau, Croesus, Mausolus, and philosopher Solon, then envisions humane supports for new mothers as a lasting monument.
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Sentence Sermons on Destiny and Self Control
A compact reflection urges acceptance of fate and discipline. It cautions against cursing unavoidable destiny, arguing with anger, and wasting time on useless habits while urging awareness of opportunities and avoiding small thinking.
Mausoleum and Catacombs at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
A fragmentary news item discusses William Rockefeller building a mausoleum costing 256000 dollars with twenty catacombs or apartments for bodies. The piece reflects on death, social circles, and what remains after life, urging action over idle reflection.
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Editorial on science, authority, and human liberty in the Crane column
Dr Frank Cranes Daily Editorial discusses the Tennessee school trial over evolution teaching as comic opera, arguing progress of thought defies church and state coercion. It urges individuals to base belief on internal judgment and human experience rather than authorities, noting commandments true by reason and humanity. Copyright 1925 The McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Le For Today God's Wonderful Love
A devotional note quotes John 3 18 emphasizing God's love and the gift of the Son inviting belief to gain everlasting life. The brief message centers on salvation through faith and eternal life for believers.
The World And The Mud Puddies Of The Enlightened Age
A long, dense essay-esque passage discusses religion as a double edged sword in politics, cites the Democratic Party national convention, and recounts a Elucidated medieval tale from Boccaccio via Melchizedek and Saladin. It weaves literary references with historical figures and a moral about law, faith, and inheritance.
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Anniversaries Tenures and Events From History
A compact list marks milestones: Col Isaac Hayne hanged at Charleston in 1781 by British order, the French Assembly abolishes privileged classes in 1789, Gadsden Purchase lands join New Mexico in 1853, Moody and Sinkey wrap British tour in 1855, first Utah party line election in 1891, Dom M Dickinson named Democratic campaign chair in 1892, Boers surrender Harehnessmith to British in 1900.
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