Publication details and masthead of The News Company paper
The notice lists owners officers and offices of The News Company with names Frea4 L Rentz as president and manager W Treadwell as vice president Ray as treasurer James T Ray as manager and assistant treasurer George W Conway secretary and directions about publication schedule and advertising agencies and service affiliations with International News Service and Lindenstein Inc.
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L. Rentz
Man
Tor W. Treadwell
Acy Treadwell Ray
Ff. Rentz
Mgr
Treaa
James T. Ray
George W. Conway
Special Notice Instructions for Mail and Donations
All checks money orders and grafts communications should be addressed to The News Co New Castle Ye and not to an individual.
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News Co
New Castle
Football crowds surge as college and pro games draw millions
Twelve million spectators watched football this season, 2 600 900 more than last year, led by college and professional teams. The high mark was 85 500 at the Ohio State versus Illinois game in Columbus, marking Red Grange’s final college appearance. Total exposure he had exceeded 371 000. As the century began, 14 000 was a large crowd for major clashes. today a Coliseum sized stadium looms, prompting Harvard to debate football’s curriculum emphasis.
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Ohio State University
Columbus
Harvard
Ma Ferguson's Reward Proposal Draws Fire
The article criticizes Governor Ma Ferguson for offering a $500 reward to convict anyone worth $5 600 or more who violates the Volstead act. It argues the plan targets political enemies and equates money with guilt, condemning it as demagoguery and a split justice system.
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OV. Ferguson
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
The Habit of Criticizing and the Prerogative of Progress
An essay discusses the American right to presume innocence and the public’s habit of criticizing new ideas. It argues that criticism accompanies invention until proven sound and applies to government actions and public officials, reflecting on how progress invites scrutiny.
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United States
American Republic
Publc
No Title Provided But A Critique On Public Discourse
The passage argues that critics would be praised if they discussed with deliberation like public servants. It claims life is constantly commented on analyzed and criticized and notes Americans have free speech rights. It differentiates constructive criticism from hostile, charityless critique aimed at new ideas, which hinders progress.
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California
Maeterlinck
Victor Hugo
Olive Schreiner
Thoreau
McClure
Illinois College Plans Courses On Walking And Driving
An Illinois college announces programs to teach students how to walk and how to drive an automobile. The courses aim to develop basic mobility skills for new learners and emphasize practical, hands on instruction.
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Illinois
Prince of Wales influence spurs men to dress sharp
The Prince of Wales is credited with making men more dapper while flappers blame themselves for fashion shifts. A new driver warning notes many new cars lack against a coal truck, prompting skepticism toward dealer claims.
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Prince of Wales
Chicago Professor Warns Pupils On Studying And Smoking
A Chicago professor nearing retirement advocates minimal study and no smoking, asserting some pupils may heed the advice while others ignore it, reflecting mixed student response to his counsel.
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Chicago
The Season of Promises and Money
A reflective note on how the year’s seasonal shift tests our resolve to save more than last year. It considers inner vows to tighten spending and increase savings as months advance.
Press Comment Sparks Witty Observations Across Papers
A collage of quips from Canadian and American papers spans fashion forecasts jokes about judges wakeful talk with ladies and post mortem methods. Included are pithy lines on inventors pay dirt and cheeks of humor about bracelets and alcohol finds with light notes on weathered manners and social faux pas.
Delegates Honored in Mexico City by CALLES and Obregon
One year ago delegates to the American Federation of Labor convention were entertained in Mexico City by President Cal les and ex President Obregon, highlighting cross border labor ties.
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American Federation of Labor Convention
Mexico City
Calles
Obregon
Safety Signs Bring Family-Focused Safety Message
A plant manager urges workers to follow safety rules after placing signs around the facility. The message emphasizes protecting workers and their families, urging compliance for safer operations and reduced risk.
Humor and Mirth From a Northern Gazette Page
A collage of wry quips and observations ranging from social norms and gender roles to politics and foreign affairs. The pieces mix in affectionate jests about everyday life, California living, public pools, and a playful poem about memory and time.
Random Thoughts on Politics and Society Across Times
A collage of jibes on elections, aviation, gender myths, and politics. It notes Mitch ell court martial verdicts and Col Billy Mitchell, with satire on royalty, neutrality, and public figures. The piece references Mussolini, Scandinavian power exports, Maine seeds, and aviation hopes.
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Col
Billy Mitchell
Florida's labor pull spans a chain of buyers and buyers
ABE MARTIN traces a country club site sold through a sequence of owners from a plasterer in Miammy to a Pullman porter, then to a painter, a retired hod carrier, and a middle west seller. The rambling chain highlights a joking view of employment shortages in Florida.
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Miammy
Middle West
Florida
Women Spend Vast Sums on Silk Hose Last Year
A newspaper note reports women spent 8 378 732 872 dollars on silk hose last year, a figure the writer questions, saying only about 100 000 dollars seems evident locally. The piece hints at wider demand and curiosity about fashion expenditures.
Local Doctor Dismisses Duck Hunting Interest
A local physician says he cannot get involved in duck hunting because the birds’ repeated quacking sounds too personal and offends his sensibilities.
Odd Hen Visits Spur Breakfast Eggs For Neighbor
A local man reports a neighbor’s hen visits each morning to forage around the house and, in return, lays an egg in his garage. The lighthearted tale notes eggs are valuable at present and hints the owner may keep the bird closer.
Margaret H. Rorke Named Secretary Treasurer at Textile Color Card Association
Margaret H. Rorke has been appointed secretary treasurer of the Textile Color Card Association, signaling new leadership in the textile industry group. The move positions her to oversee financial and administrative duties within the organization.
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Margaret H. Rorke
The
Textile Color Card Association
Today by Arthur Brisbane
Arthur Brisbane presents today's thoughts on public affairs with brisk commentary and pointed observations reflecting 1920s American life and politics.
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Arthur Brisbane
N. Y. American, Inc
Daily Editorial Thoughts of Dr. Frank Crane
A collection of sentential maxims on work courage truth and life lessons. Notable lines emphasize worry ignorance courage honesty sincerity and practical ethics through concise aphorisms by Crane.
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Dr. Frank Crane
Princeton and Yale Football Rivalry Recalled in Copperhead Wit
The piece recalls the long running Yale versus Princeton football feud and notes Walter Camp’s quip about a Thanksgiving visit to Princeton. Foxhall Keene is cited as an early polo advocate while Camp hints at Princeton’s string of recent Presbyterian wins.
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Abraham Joffe
America
All- Union Academy of Natural Sciences
Leningrad
Joffe
Princeton
Dr. McCosh
Gosh
Foxhall Keene
Keene
Walter Camp
Sentence Sermons By Rev Roy D Smith
Short devotional lines offered by Reverend Roy D Smith D D to guide daily reflection. Each brief sermon presents a biblical principle in plain language for personal use and church study sessions.
The Real Value of Money and Life Lessons
A reflective piece urges readers to consider money without security education in unfamiliar jobs truth about self childhood tests friendship in adversity and the joy of peace with conscience. It ties meaning to fatherhood and looking into a son's eyes as a moral guide.
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God
Life is lived on busy streets not in books
The poem argues life cannot be glossed by clever words or academic sophistry. Edgar A. Guest suggests that true deeds, crimes, and virtue are shown in real action, not in printed phrases or critics' praise.
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Edgar A. Guest
Anniversaries Through History
A list of notable anniversaries includes 1760 John Breckinridge born in Augusta County and later Kentucky statesman. 1796 Gen William Miller. 1805 Battle of Austerlitz. 1859 John Brown execution. 1860 Frederick F Low California governor. 1876 Seattle incorporation. 1876 Ira Harris death. Includes birth places and dates for several figures.
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John Breckinridge
Virginia House of Delegates
Augusta County
Lexington
William Miller
Bolivar
England
Austerlitz
Napoleon
Alexander and
Francis
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Charlestown
W. Va
Torrington
Conn
Frederick F. Low
California
Seattle
Ira Harris
Horace Greeley
W. M Evarts
U. S Senate
Albany
N.Y
Montgomery County
N. Y
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