New Castle News printer’s masthead and policy notes
The New Castle News Company presents its masthead with officers and offices at 29 North Mercer Street, announces subscriptions and advertising setup, and notes exclusive services with International News Service. An editorial discusses rising automobile traffic, highway safety, and the shift toward air and rail forces in national transport policy.
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Ambitious Chicago and the dream of a greater city
The piece discusses Chicago as a growing metropolis rivaling the world’s great cities, with population projections toward 1950 and talks of annexation, a possible state of Chicago, and the civic pride driving expansion despite rising crime, traffic, and other urban challenges. It ends with social commentary on editors and public figures.
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Lagging in aviation on the threshold of transport
Secretary Hoover surveys U S aviation potential noting open spaces vast area and need for speed. Government extends airmail lines and war and navy experiments with long distance flight by plane and dirigible while Henry Ford runs private carriers linking plants.
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War and Navy Departments
Henry Ford
Today’s Anniversaries from 1922 to 1891
A compact list of notable anniversaries including James E. Bailey born December 29 in Montgomery Clarksville Tenn 1833 Charles K Fox the Humpty Dumpty of pantomime born in Boston died 1875 and other dated notes such as the Californian began Monterey in 1846 a banquet for Louis Napoleon in Lyon 1875 and Eamon de Valera captured in Ennis in 1920.
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Irish Republic
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Tolgo motorists urged radio install warns to stop
A safety message warns Tolgo motorists that installing a radio could prompt dangerous driving and a driver may strike a person to broadcast Stop look and listen. Officials emphasize safe driving and obeying traffic laws to prevent harm.
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Fragments Reflect Social Echoes and Oddities of an Era
A collage of observations and quips on law, marriage, taxes, vice and public life. It riffs on witness testimony, gossip about divorce, taxation reform, propaganda in campaigns, and everyday quirks from car traffic to tomatoes, ending with a caution about inheritance tax and property transfer.
Odd Observations on Cars and Customs in June
The fragment remarks on a self steering Dobbin at the Toad wire and brides in June with many grooms implying self-assertion. It dismisses need for wartime patriotism purchases and notes ripples of social critique. It jests about birds like the dodo and a dominating personality tied to manners. It hints Afro-American talent in polishing culture.
Insects and diamonds loom large in Briss column
An eclectic Briss column reviews Miss Gertrude Ederle’s chest expansion claims and betting on her Channel swim, weighs diamonds and synthetic production, and ponders future wealth, insects, and social and legal divides across Britain and America with sharp, era-tinged speculation.
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One Year Ago Coolidge Left Washington for Plymouth
A Baltimore Sun notice recalls President Coolidge leaving Washington a year earlier for his father’s home in Plymouth. The brief item frames the trip as a routine respite used to pass the lunch hour, noting it as a minor separation from official duties.
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Raoul Dandurand Named Leader for League Assembly
Raoul Dandurand of Montreal, senator of Canada and member of Parliament, is prominently mentioned as a leading figure for the presidency of the forthcoming League of Nations assembly to meet in Geneva. He represents the Dominion in the League assembly.
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Senator Danduraad’s Career and Honors Recap
After Laval University studies he earned a B G L, was called to the bar in 1883, rose to prominence in prosecon, joined the Senate in 1890s, and served four terms as presiding officer. A keen student of foreign politics, he represented the Domljon abroad and was made a Commander of the Legion of Honor by the French Government in 1912.
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Play as a universal human instinct and safer outlet
Dr. Frank Crane argues that play is a deep seated human instinct driving interest in sports wars and leisure. He contends games, from parades to hunting, provide harmless diversion and sharpen the mind for daily tasks, warning against over seriousness and costly conflicts.
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Cursing or Blessing Bible Thought
A compact reflection cites Jeremiah 17 3 7 contrasting cursing for trusting in man with blessing for trusting the Lord. It urges placing hope in God over human strength, noting the heart’s orientation toward the Lord as decisive for blessing.
Sentence Sermons and the Roles of Virtue
A fragment describes what a preacher, novelist, actor, hotel, teacher, doctor, and photographer symbolize in daily life. It asserts a preacher proclaims common glory, actors foreground heroes, hotels offer comfort and privacy, teachers nurture children, doctors seek health despite theory, and photographers reveal the possible.
Scotchmen and a Lost Golf Ball Tale
A Scotsman group story ends with Sandy missing his ball on a Saturday foursome. The narrative shifts to a New York bank scene where a teller jokes with a loan seeker about security. The borrower posts a £10 promissory note and delivers $50,900 in Liberty Bonds, highlighting a holiday-like banking whim.
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The King and the State by Edgar Guest
A poem in which a foal challenges a king’s claimed absolute power. The foal notes life continues after the ruler’s death, as unborn babies will play beneath a tree. Time will renew the state, even as the king ages, dies, and is forgotten.
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Hold Up Salary Of State Board
Salaries of all employees of the Public Service Commission due today for August have been held up by State Treasurer Samuel F. Lewis pending official word on the dismissal of former commissioners James S. Benn and S. Bar Shelby. Notices of claiming any administration department await Gov. Finchot’s signature and will be returned next week. Higgins Bros’ Greatest August For Sale announces an upcoming sale with low prices.
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