New Castle News Publication Details and Rates
The New Castle News published daily except Sundays at 29 North Mercer Street New Castle Pa with offices and subscription options listed. Rates include 250 weekly and 7.50 yearly for copies, 3.50 yearly mail daily, with various time-bound plans and public interest columns.
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International News
Airminded Nation Seeks Transpacific Flight Milestone
The United States readies 32 planes and a fleet of sea craft to cover 2200 miles from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor in a historic test of naval aviation. Submarines and destroyers guard stations 50 miles apart as pilots plan for slim fuel margins and a precise, rescue assisted voyage. The endeavor, while military in origin, aims to blaze a path for peaceful aviation progress and global advancement.
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The Serious Side of College Life and Its Value
The article argues college education yields mental improvement beyond social life and athletics. It cites New York University data showing thousands of dollars earned by students and notes institutions demand high scholastic efficiency while many critics fail to study while working, equating study with labor.
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Employment Bureau
New York University
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Bits and Snippets From The Far North And Beyond
A collage of sharp quips on sailors called tars, rising costs, fake checks, and a famed New Castle fair. Notes on crime, politics, and social mores drift through, linking travel jokes, Meadvill murder trial, and a Mahoningtown bridge opening with the era’s humor and press voice.
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New Castle
Cartoonish Observations on Life and News
A rapid column notes on science, religion, and society. It cites Horace Lamb on Earth’s age, comments on coal strikes and oil, and riffs on American sayings, New York wealth share, and dry-cleaning woes. It mentions Mrs. Thaw and Lawrence Thaw, and lampoons trends from telephones to flying machines with a satirical edge.
The Go Getter Spirit and American Pace
The article contrasts American energy with European calm, praising the nation’s nervous, nonstop work ethic. It argues Americans value speed, productivity, and ambition, attributing world leadership in business and innovation to this high‑speed mindset.
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Europe
Sentence Sermons From Rev Roy D Smith on Times Causes
A fragmentary column by Rev Roy D Smith argues about time and social change. It touches on defending the saxophone, modest dress, parental authority, women’s equality, schooling, business focus, and aging fashion trends with concise reformist tones.
For Today Source of True Help
A short devotional verse references Psalm 121 4 assuring help from the Lord who made heaven and earth. The line emphasizes divine protection and guidance for the day.
Roar Admiral Samuel Robison Assigned to Face Commanders
The Day's News notes Roar Admiral Samuel Robison from Pennsylvania and Gordon Wilbur, now Secretary of the Navy, both tied to leadership roles. The report highlights their Annapolis education and progression through naval ranks.
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Admiral Robison Career Highlights in Navy History
The text outlines the career of a rear admiral in 1914 who served as lieutenant on the Boston during the Spanish War. It notes command of ships including the South Carolina, leadership at the Boston Navy Yard, military governorship at Santo Domingo, and service on the General Board of the Navy. He is described as second in command in the Seminad of the United States near his time.
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Daily Editorial by Dr Frank Crane on Faith in Action
Dr Frank Crane argues many defend faith extremes, urging believers to show religion through deeds. Lucia Ames Mead urged practical charity and engaging others, noting vacations tempt neglect of church. The piece emphasizes living out beliefs over lecturing, and that personal conduct influences others more than argument. Copyright 1925.
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Notable figures and treaties from the era mixed in fragment
Fragmentary notes record John Locke born and died dates, Richard Rush as first U S attorney general in Philadelphia, Oliver Wendell Holmes born in Cambridge, Portugal Brazil and Hong Kong treaty references, a Oregon north of the Columbia petition, and miner wage strike phrases around Clifford Pinchot.
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China
Hong Wong
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Life and the Mas Puddley Too Much Paternalism
London dinner at Mansion House with Winston Churchill among guests. The Chancellor blasts spending, warns against rising debt and bureaucratic waste. British conservatives face tax and pension burdens amid unemployment and critiques of old age pensions and the weekly dole.
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Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A poem celebrating the ordinary man who toils and bears burdens while sharing love and loyalty. It contrasts wealth and luxury with common virtues, showing the neighbor and friend as pillars of community and empathy. The verses honor daily struggles, hopes, and shared human fears.
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