New Castle News Publication Details and Merits
New Castle News announces ownership by The News Company with Frea L Rentz as president and manager W Treadwell as vice president and Ray as treasurer James T Ray and George W Conway in staff roles. The paper publishes every evening except Sunday and offers various subscription rates and distribution through leading newsstands. The International News Service provides telegraph and cable services and holds republication rights for undated dispatches.
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Sleep and intoxication theory meet in sleep debate
The article argues against treating sleep as intoxication while noting a 60 hour wakefulness study. It discusses the potential for an artificial detoxicator and cautions that new laws on theft reflect road and car era changes, not widespread kleptomania. It highlights road expansion increasing farm losses.
Pennsylvania Adopts Strict Penalties for Farm Theft
The Pennsylvania legislature passes a law imposing severe penalties for stealing fruit vegetables and other farm property and for despoiling roadside meadow and mountain foliage highlighting the need created by conditions prompting such legislation.
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Pennsylvania
The Will to Win Hustling and Success Ideals
A short reflective piece argues that luck comes from leisure followers, while laziness harms. Hustling defined as energy and persistence drives business, turning confidence and purpose into success by marshaling personal resources and aligning abilities to goals.
Ambition's heat and effort drive success and discipline
Ambition is the spark behind achievement, requiring intense effort to turn will into results. The text reflects on work, prayer, and loyalty, noting civilians, clergy, and political figures in a wide, reflective musing on perseverance and recognition.
Democracy and the Plain People Quote by Mencken
A quotation attributed to H. L. Mencken presents a sharp view on democracy. It frames democracy as the will of the common people expressed and enforced with forceful outcomes.
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H. L. Mencken
Lawyer urges whipping post for wife beaters in court
A Mercer court discussion proposes the whipping post for domestic violence with a lawyer claiming no man has right to strike a wife. A Croton exchange then reveals a quip about kiss refusals from a Third ward youth and a young woman.
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Mercer
Croton
The Only Way to Catch Up With the Future
An opinion piece argues patience as a strategy for progress. It contends progress arrives when readiness meets opportunity and urges readers to study trends and prepare for upcoming changes.
Five Months Until Winter Again Promises Hard Freeze
A cryptic note warns readers that only five months remain until winter recurs, urging preparation for colder weather and hinting at upcoming seasonal changes.
Expensive French royal carriage and local crime notes
The text notes Charles X’s gold plated carriage cost over 200000 and remains a valued relic. It asks about Christmas baskets funded by Mr. Berkquist and reports Willie Fisher, a bank robber, seeks a pardon but won’t name accomplices.
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Charles X of
France
The Gift of Gab Sets The Bar for Priceless Communicator
A witty saying places the most valuable gift as the ability to speak persuasively and fluently. It frames eloquence as a rare asset with broad social value. The line underscores verbal skill as priceless in conversation and persuasion.
Fresh Start Sparks New Idea for Business
The Buffalo Adviser urges grocers and business owners to avoid rut mindset and pursue new methods, advertising, and fresh starts. It argues constant effort to attract new customers, upgrade thinking, and apply discipline to progress.
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Buffalo
Two Heads Dancing Together Sparks Joint Move
A brief item notes two individuals collaborate in a dance style that emphasizes synchronized motion and shared leading. It highlights collaboration as a defining feature of their performance and suggests a communal approach to artistry.
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Russia
Fifty seems old only to those who are younger
A reflective line contrasts age perceptions, noting that age feels relative across life stages. It suggests that what seems old to younger people may not feel old to those older, applying to all ages from twenty to sixty.
Eve and Neighbor Women Dread Apple Choice
A compact reflection hints that Eve might not have eaten the apple if there had been neighboring women to fear or influence her. The line suggests social pressure and female agency in a mythic setting.
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Eve
Saloon Closure Order Tightens in Pittsburgh
Saloonkeepers in Pittsburgh face padlocking unless they close. The warning notes illegal sales of liquor persist while saloons remain open. New Castle is cited as among the few towns without saloons, and closing others is urged to curb illicit sales.
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Pittsburgh
New Castle
America
Farmers complain as prices shift in postwar economy
A terse column notes rising potato costs and falling motor car prices may leave farmers with less to critique while urging Bryn Mawr women to act considerately. It frames female behavior as a social measure and ties economic change to moral expectations.
Republicans Plot Tax Cuts To Win Voter Favor
Democrats accuse Republicans in Congress of devising a plan to cut taxes to curry public support. The claim frames the move as a political strategy aimed at gaining popularity ahead of elections.
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Congress
Wife in divorce suit praises husband as good dish washer
A woman in a divorce suit admits her husband is a good dish washer and laments her failure to keep him, calling herself foolish for letting him stay away.
Coolidge denies Navy secretary resignation rumor
A newspaper note reports President Coolidge denying a claim that Secretary of the Navy Wilbur will resign. It suggests Coolidge may not be aware of the rumor yet.
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Coolidge
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Whimsical Reflections on American Life and Global Pace
A fragmentary column muses on unions, inheritance, affluence, car washing, parenting, politics, peace treaties, public figures, philanthropy, and cultural stereotypes. It in a satirical voice contrasts self reliance, state intervention, and social norms with a mix of aphorisms and quips.
Paris Drivers Eye Cars Yet City Pedestrians At Risk
A fragment notes Paris motorists target vehicles while pedestrians face threats in the streets. The piece contrasts ambitions behind the wheel with dangers pedestrians endure, hinting at urban mobility tensions and safety concerns.
Safety Sam Says: A Wise Guy Gives Skid Chains for Christmas
A humorous note describes a husband choosing practical skid chains as a Christmas gift for his wife. The piece portrays a crafty, thrift minded approach to holiday shopping in a lighthearted tone.
Hints and Dints Man Celebrates 44th Christmas on The News
The Hints and Dints Man marks his 44th Christmas on The News with humor about long tenure. A London lady eats ice slowly at breakfast as a striking image of restraint, suggesting the passage of time and eccentric daily routines.
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London
Locarno Praise Stirs Public Mood Amid Peace Hope
Prominent comments by Arthur Brisbane cite Locarno’s role in easing tensions with the hope of lasting world peace. The piece praises diplomatic momentum and forecasts favorable public sentiment following the accord.
Locarno Treaties Promise Peace Across Europe
European powers including defeated Germany sign Locarno pledging mutual aid if France or Germany attack, a hopeful step toward a united Europe free of U.S. costs. The piece then shifts to brutal medieval-style burnings in Russia and political bets in the U.S. mining debate, noting Roosevelt and La Follette’s roles and a tree-planting birthday pledge by P C Luther.
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Germany
France
England
Graveyard workers strike over pay and hours in Chicago
The article notes Chicago grave diggers earning four dollars a day with long hours going on strike. It mentions sympathy for workers and hints at social pressures during the holiday season and a looming population cap of 135 million in ten years.
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Chicago
Christmas seals aid large effort says Chicago judge
Judge Lewis in Chicago vows no more alimony to childless divorced wives. He notes male voters in his bailiwick are stronger than the weaker sex, while urging support for the charity drive through Christmas seals and local appeals.
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Lewis
Chicago
Notable Navy Officer and Historian Satterlee Dies
U S Navy veteran and chief of staff to Captain John R. Bartlett, Mr Satterlee married Louisa Pierpont Morgan in 1900. He authored A Political History of the Province of New York and was a frequent contributor to newspapers and magazines.
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United States Navy
John R. Bartlett
Satterlee
Louisa Pierpont Morgan
Province of
New York
The World And The Mud Puddles A Chronicle Of Education
An essay compares two wheels on a car to two approaches to learning. Start from the hub of student interest and work outward builds intrinsic desire to know, while starting at the rim relies on external instruction. The piece argues the former fosters ongoing study after college. Copyright 1925, by the McClure Newspaper Syndicate. The World And The Mud Puddles CALENDARS It is to be Supposed that a year has always meant a year, when ever the word has been used either in ancient or modern days...
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McClure
Moses B. Cotsworth
Vancouver
B. C
Cotsworth
International Fixed Calendar League
League of Nations
No Government Can Endure Rights of Property vs Childhood
A critical reflection on partisan rule and government as personal property. It argues that wealth concentration leads to social disintegration and harms the common good when power rests on might rather than right.
Fear the Lord and Serve Him in Truth
A brief exhortation citing I Samuel 12 24 urges faithfulness to God by recalling the great deeds performed for the people and the obligation to serve in truth and obedience.
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I Samuel
Early preparations mark the Christmas season
The notice urges shopping and mailing early for Christmas gifts and emphasizes paying bills promptly to complete the program, noting the need for timely action while highlighting the benefits of early ordering, mailing, and settling debts.
Herbert Satterlee: Naval officer and NY legal figure
Herbert Lt. Satterlee, named commander general of the Naval Order of the United States, is a prominent New York lawyer, naval officer and author. A Columbia graduate, he joined the bar in 1895 and rose to prominence, aiding the New York naval militia and serving as lieutenant in the Spanish American War.
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Herbert Lt. Satterlee
Naval Order of the United States
New York City
Truman L. Newberry
Navy
Mr. Satterlee
Columbia University
New York
Spain
Today’s Anniversaries Highlights From Opera to Statehood
The column lists notable anniversaries: Beggar's Opera in New York 1750, John Gay. George Cabot born 1751. Gilbert Stuart born 1755. Wisconsin tied to Michigan Territory in 1818. Oregon boundary treaty news in 1845. Adelina Patti appeared as a child in New York 1851.
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John Gay
New York
George Cabot
Salem
Mass
Boston
Gilbert Stuart
Washington
Narragansett
R. I
Wisconsin
Michigan
Dlinois
Oregon Boundary
Oregon
Adelina Patti
Niblo’s Garden
Slumberland Offer for Safe Fairytale Playtime
A narrator invites children to Slumberland a place of endless play with no injuries or doctors where fairies roam. They promise candy shops sugar plum feasts mud pies and clean dresses without fears or neighbors dogs. The message emphasizes safe adventures for little girls under parental care.
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Slumberland
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