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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1920
Page
2
The News Company New Castle Pa publishes daily with telephones for editorial and business offices detailed. It lists subscriptions, pricing, mail rates, publication masthead, and advising readers to send payments to The News Co. New Castle rather than individuals. It notes telegraph services from Interational News Service and advertising representation in New York City.
The Washington Post notes Secretary Baker’s clemency for about 600 conscientious objectors, arguing the mercy may not yet go far enough. It questions why all offenders aren’t released and contrasts war penalties with peace-time punishments while criticizing public confusion over the issue.
The piece argues Ponzi promotions inflate claims to lure unwary investors and trigger legislative crackdowns. It notes pending state court actions and creditor pressure, and contends faster federal action and clearer public warnings might have halted the fraud earlier. Philadelphia Public Ledger.
A compact list of notable dates and events from various years. Items include 1798 Piedmont shifting to France under Sardinian kings, 1815 deadly powder magazine explosion in Danzig, Henry Blair of New Hampshire born and political actions, 1882 Louis Blanc’s death, 1892 Gospel manuscript discovery, 1905 French senate on church state separation, 1918 King Albert welcomed in Paris, and other dated notes.
A miscellany of observations and notices from a 1920s newspaper page. It wryly notes gas pump inaccuracies, revoked licenses, and a community Christmas idea, then wanders through local anecdotes about arrests, politics, religion, and social quirks. It mentions a Pittsburgh bull purchase, a college professor on women’s ability, and hospital news.
Wilbur Fo Crafts, a noted temperance writer and reformer, is widely seen as influential in selecting the new Prohibition Commissioner. He founded the American Sabbath Union in 1889 and led the International Reform Bureau for 38 years, with extensive lecturing in the United States and abroad.
A garbled report recalls a city council demanding a reform measure titled the Form of state government. The unnamed Irish passage hints at a political action or bill, with unclear details about names or dates beyond the year reference.
A fragmented page reports a "Buy Flour Now" campaign announced by Natoma Grd Dealers with leader Meéiveh claiming 1800 farmers' elections would be used. The piece notes wheat exports from the United States and hints at tensions with Europe, mentioning export figures and international trade.
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