New Castle News declares local notices and service info
The New Castle News lists address and circulation details with staff names and advertising data. It notes subscription rates, mail options, and a notice about public service content from various departments and the Cable Service of Pull Loaded. The notice outlines contact channels for correspondences and payments, plus Bureau affiliations and republication rights.
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Telegraphia Service
Kimbatl, Incorporated
New York City
Audit Bureau of Cirpulation
American Newspaper Publishers' Assogiathar
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Hoover Stands Four Square in Nation's Eye
President Hoover's Washington address to industrial leaders is praised as a steady, principled show of leadership. Brisk defense of his policies highlights his honesty, sound judgment, and ability to connect with the public, contrasted with flashy personalities who fade.
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Hoover
Washington
Hooner
Patifie
United States
White House
Han
Congress
Eternal Competition at Heaven Gate
A man boasting of wealth and fame on Earth arrives at Heaven’s gate and learns a harsher test awaits. An angel warns that earthly success counts for little here, as history’s brilliant dead crowd the grounds. The poem reflects on humility before eternity and the limits of material triumph.
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Earth
Edgar A. .Cruest
World ends and laws mix with daily musings
A column of eclectic jots notes a 2 billion year world age, uranium oxide lead formation, and shifting prohibition era ideas. It riffs on book agents, Christmas boxes, and outlandish laws, then muses on education, manners, and a quirky verse about clothing and language.
Revised Episcopal Prayer Book takes effect nationwide
The Episcopal Revised Prayer Book, resulting from a 15 year effort by bishops clergy and lay delegates led by Rt Rev Charles L Slattery, goes into use in all Protestant Episcopal churches. Changes include removing the word obey in the marriage service and striking endow from the bridegroom. The piece also includes satirical or miscellaneous verses reflecting public discourse and opinions on newspapers education foreign nations and social norms.
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United States
Rt Re
Charles Lewis Slattery
Massachusetts
Man’s mind to expand as world eyes future evolution
A newspaper feature notes unemployment in the United States versus France, Karl von Economo at Columbia Medical Center says brains may grow more powerful over time. It envisions future humans with oversized heads, space travel, and a world free of greed, while commenting on U.S. policy toward Russia and China.
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United States
Mexico
Prof. von Economo
Columbia College Medical Center
Haegel
Heine
Cyven Oa
Britain
Russia
France
China
Uncle Sam
Richard Byrd
South Pole
NEW York Times
Byrd
Washington Evening Star
Virginia
Albany
ST. Louis
Houston Chronicle
Uts
Auman
Beast
York Evening Post
Earth
Moon
Mars
Roda Chese
Asheville
Fort Wayne
Nevis-Sentinel
England
Courcins
Jersey City Journal
North Pole
South‘ Pole
Worcester
Evening Gazette
Asbury Park Evening Press
Charlotte Observer
Columbia State
Wso
Topeka Daily Capital
Commander By
Indianapolis News
Eviet
Economic effects of changing styles debated in a general critique
The piece argues fashion waste harms sales and urges standardization without enforcing uniform dress. It notes that few can follow every trend while producers push change for profit and questions whether transitory gains offset long term steady demand.
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Bureau of Economics
Department of Agriculture
Buffon
Abe Martin on parole behavior and pedestrians in city life
Abe Martin notes the public cares about a criminal’s conduct on parole rather than in prison. He argues a misfit is a danger once released and that a pedestrian is someone who prefers walking to parking near curbs.
America Hails Byrd Knight Of Air Ice And Snow
A collage of editorials from many papers lauds Richard Byrd for his South Pole flight. They praise careful planning, scientific value, and the pioneering reach of his polar expedition, noting bravery, preparation, and the impact on aviation and exploration.
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America
Byrd Knight
Air
Ice
Snow
Byrd
Springfield Republican
Charleston
Hansas City Times
Fort Worth
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Richmond News
New York
World and Mud Puddles Dangerous Knowledge Tale
Dr. Robert Millikan discusses a cosmic ray discovery and a Pasadena luncheon tale about a Chicago expedition to observe an eclipse. A southern states experiment supposedly confirmed that chickens hatched only after the eclipse, prompting a humorous exchange with Hannibal about timing and surprising scientific insight.
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Robert A. Millikan
Holland Society
Pasadena
California
University of Chicago
Ambal
Hannibal
Bible Thought For Today Prayer and love in daily living
A devotional note cites John 15 1 38 urging love among neighbors and prayer for a heart like Christ’s. The fragment includes garbled phrases about prayer, sin, and compassion, with stray references to windspeed cars and unclear names.
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