Naked by She News Com Entered at New Castle Pa
A garbled late 19th or early 20th century New Castle News issue contains header garble about the newspaper being entered as second class matter at New Castle Pennsylvania. It lists editors, offices, exchanges, and notices, plus advertising agents and service notes from the International News Service. The fragment mentions circulation policies and postal details, with references to a secretary and local county public interest content.
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New Castle
New Castle, Pa Ag
Metter. Ganed and Fewony, & Carporals
Hinvec conferences spur business confidence and growth plans
Gio Esios reports Hinvec conferences produced two results boosting confidence and signaling expansion. They shifted mindsets from defeatism to reassurance and determination, and outlined building programs to sustain employment and purchasing power. Early evidence on general conditions is unclear. inventory periods may delay impact. Washington moves to coordinate industry data and cooperation, hindered by trade executive jealousies and self interest.
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Gio Esios
Wutal
Washington
Tax cuts promise plenty but tax take may shrink
A 1929 column surveys tax revision debates noting funds may fall short for government needs. It predicts lawmakers will craft reductions to appease many, inviting numerous speeches in Congress while some demands fade on vote day. It also comments on Russia China meddling and warns of overproduction in oil under Deterding.
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Ways and
House
Congress
Congressional Record
Washington
Stimson
Russia
China
Deterding
Chicago
United States
Inter
America
Rtgh
Columbia Catton
East
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A sentimental verse about aging and purpose, urging resilience and striving for beauty despite life’s hardships and social pressures. The speaker vows to rise from mud and slime, driven by a stronger force than duty, to face life’s winds and pursue something better.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Friends and Faith in a Fragmented Era
A mixed page from a historic issue blends Bible reflections with local color, praising friendship in John 15 15 and quoting verses about love and binding cords. It moves through science notes from University of Zurich and Jeans to Millikan rays, then shifts to a domestic scene about a versatile Jed Smoot store and a reformer on a sewer boat, finishing with political budget notes and jokes about hosiery and office desks.
Public mindset and law reform debate in 19th century piece
A fragmented satirical note discusses crime, government restraint, and the phrase give the public what it wants. It questions automobile violator fines and bond issues, and criticizes sensational journalism and public craving for pleasure. It references a Mexican presidential candidate and cautions against pandering to readers.
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America
Derrick
Hints and Dints Reader Letter and Odd Notes
A letters page mixes reader questions about old kitchen gear with social comments and humorous vignettes. It mentions a copper kettle, self-extinguishing ideas for matches, and brief editorials on giving the public what it wants, plus assorted anecdotes from political figures, jail heating, and a boy tracking a deer near Milroy.
Aisle Aspirations and a Rural Mail Carrier Tale
A varied clipping notes two political aisles in a nation, a school report criticizing a student for talking, a father adding a quip about his wife, and a Benton route mail carrier who shot a deer and paused to ensure it would not escape. The menacing question about nature follows as a blunt musing on skulls and protection.
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Gerald Armstrong
Milroy
King Lo Us
Benton
Ute
Abe Martin Ward Talk: Worked and Overworked Phrases
The excerpt discusses playful misreadings of words like service and notes Wes Moon and his wife as kin in the southeastern state region. It hints at potential bank robbery implications before Moon returns to duties in the laboratories at the Acme Wearks.
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Wes Moon
Wisili
Fashion editors debate long skirts in a changing era
A chorus of editors from American papers discuss Europe’s push for longer skirts and the mixed public response. Reports from St. Louis to Montreal note women’s varied reactions, some resisting while others accept the trend. Opinions differ on whether fashion will return to longer lines or settle at a compromise.
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Europe
Paris
ST. Louis Times
Dispatches
Ionform
Augusta Herald
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ana Huiminarions Agai
Milwaukee
Paris Towers
Hartford Coura
Merc Yan
Lynchburg
Ury
Montreal
Anguid
Albany
Yesteryea
Sentence Sermons Reflect on Character and Resolve
A compact moral reminder urging stronger character through deeds rehearsing how good resolutions yield results. It warns against grievances revenge boasting and empty faith noting genuine religion grows from sincere promises prayers and actions.
Fragmentary wartime dialogue in a local page scene
The text shows fragmented speech about war, politics, and daily life. Characters argue over policies, debt collection, and law, with references to a barber, a judge, and a town already in conflict. Names and places are sparse but the mood reflects postwar tension and local disputes.
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G. C
Harry
Doc
Hoover
Joe
Pete
Phalket
Lee
Ins
Tethel
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1Seeauree Kau Asst. Treks
Edivor
North Mrren
Bel Phinaes
FAY
Telegraph and Cable Service
International News Service
Peregn
Sid Kigbkk, Incorporated
West Adm St
New Yore City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
American Newspaper Publisters' Association
Ali News Dispaccnes
Aio
Ine
Iniaicaliana
lThe Newn Co
New Castic, Pa
Sir Henri
Arthur G. Brisbane
King Features Syn
Nicaragua
Sir Henri Wilhelm August Deterding
Royal Buidh Shell Company
John D
Atilla
Butler
Columbia
Kirby
New York State
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Biological Survey
Mexico
Mr. Rubio
Copstight
Eagar
John
Sears Corners
Ritory
Ford
Justice of the Peace
Eugene Bleuvier
University of Zurich
Prof
Bieuler Sa
Dell
James Jeans
MacMillan Company
Mae
MacMilliken
California
Galactic Circle
Earth
Prof. Jeans
Bob Chus
Melton
Coolidge
Bolton
Fin Lis
Fred
Fredy
Washington, D. C
Illinois
White Bobby
Air Mai
Waynesburg
West Virginia
BY Fontaine Fox
Fontaine
Abe Martin
Omv Ans
Daily Editorial Digest
Watton
Wubiccm
Proan Association
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