Local Newspaper Masthead and Contact Details
The page lists the newspaper staff including president, vice president, treasurer, manager, asset treasurer, secretary and publisher George W. Conway. It provides the address 29 North Mercer Street and Bell Phone private exchange 4000. Subscription rates are shown for daily editions by year and by month with standard and mail options. The note invites correspondence on public interest matters and mentions the International News Service, K Lindenstein Inc. as foreign advertising representative and memberships with Audit Bureau of Circulation and the American Newspaper Publishers Association.
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Bole Foreign Advertising Represe
Rative, K. Lindenstein Inc
Madmn Ave
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
American Newrraper Mal Meyers Association
Special Notice on Adress and Payment for The News
An odd fragment notes that all checks should be addressed to The News in New Castle, with unclear references to accounts, grants, or communications and individual recipients not specified.
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New Castle Pe
Central America
Edgar
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Jamesons Gift to City Promotes Natural Park Vision
A sizable donation of a seven acre ravine along the Neshannock creek by Mr and Mrs David Jameson launches a city park initiative in New Castle. The article praises the donors vision for preserving natural beauty and urges steps to enhance city parks while noting the need to guide youths toward fitting careers.
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David Jameson
New Castle
Lawrence County
Jameson
Pennsylvania
Choosing a trade and finding one's best fit
The article argues self study and personal inclination guide trade choice. It notes individuals vary and excel at different tasks, so success depends on matching work to natural talent and preference, rather than copying others. It highlights that liking and doing well often align, though discovery may lag.
They say idlers live longer than workers
A witty note muses that idleness lengthens perceived life more than labor, implying a humorous take on work and leisure without factual claim or evidence.
Possible to Make the Vice President's Job Romantic
A speculative line asks if the vice presidency can be presented as a romantic or appealing role. It notes public perception and potential role appeal amid political branding and media framing.
Winter on the Farm Brings Quiet and Risky Engagements
The piece notes how winter reduces theft and theft-related hazards on farms and mentions long engagements becoming perilous. It concludes that after marriage a person can focus on driving safely with both hands on the wheel.
Clothes that make the women break the men
A provocative aphorism contrasts fashion with power, suggesting sartorial choices by women influence or destabilize men in social or intimate spheres. The remark hinges on gendered expectations and the social power of appearance.
Bathtubs Through Generations Face lingering Social Bias
Three generations ago the first bathtub was met with grave suspicion and today some prejudice still lingers. The note highlights evolving attitudes toward home amenities and domestic modernization across time.
Today’s Anniversaries Highlights and Deaths
A compact list of historical anniversaries notes Sir David Brewster born in Scotland in 1781 who discovered the polarization of light by reflection and died in 1868. Also listed are Henry Moeller born in Cincinnati in 1852 who died there in 1925 and other dated items from 1865 to 1923 tied to Cuba Paraguay Brazil Bremerhaven and France.
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David Brewster
Scotland
Henry Moeller
Cincinnati
Isabella
Spain
Cuba
Bremerhaven
Szemuel Dana Greene
Monitor
Merrimac
Portsmouth
N. H
Indiana
Nivelle
Joffre
Blois
France
The Lawrenc e County Hero Award and State Session Debate
A reader notes the story of a man with his wife's picture in his watch and the reward for the most heroic act in Law rence county. The column mocks a Pennsylvania coal strike and questions a proposed special legislative session led by the governor.
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Lawrence County
Christmas Dispatches and Light Verse in 1925 Column
A column blends holiday notes and quips from 1925, featuring charitable gifts from Pittsburgh’s Carnegie Steel and a Kansas City WCTU bulletin on cocktail shakers. It includes humorous verses about a flutist, editorials on town life, and reflections on Prohibition and modern life.
Safety Sam Warns About Thin Ice Dangers
A cautionary tale warns that thin ice hides dangerous water beneath, urging vigilance by readers and young skaters. The piece emphasizes that the danger lies in the unseen currents beneath the fragile surface.
Government Could Don’t Start I’ll Run
Arthur Brisbane reports 1925 political climate in a brisk column tone, asserting leadership choices and public sentiment during city governance debates. The piece analyzes calls for action and leaders’ credibility amid civic challenges.
Acquittal for Olympia Macki in murder case shocks crowd
The fragmentary report notes Olympia Macki shot and killed John Bagnano, but the jury acquitted her. Mrs. Whitney provides a home for the girl and her baby while the undertaker offers a permanent residence for Bagnano. The piece mixes trial outcomes with social commentary on government and society.
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John Bagnano
Olympia Macki
Whitney
Babson’s bond advice meets Christianity in daily editorial
Dr. Frank Crane discusses Roger W. Babson’s stance on bonds, praising practical grounding and Christian ethics. He contrasts ministers’ views on religion’s role and urges making religion workable in daily life, citing Babson as a bridge between faith and practical finance.
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Roger W. Babson
Hife
Babson
Jesus
Ben Franklin
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
No Legislation Needed For Anthracite Coal Market
A editorial argues no laws are required to regulate the anthracite coal industry. It claims buyers can switch to oil or electricity, and notes Pittsburgh region users could rely on alternative fuels as supply and demand adjust. It ridicules Governor Pinchot's price fixing and urges self-reliance.
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Alleghany Mountains
Chesapeake Bay
New England
Pennsylvania
Bay of Fundy
Pinchot
Peace and Safety Verse from Isaiah 26 3
This brief scripture note presents Isaiah 26 3 promising perfect peace to those who keep their minds fixed on and trust in the Lord. A concise devotional excerpt likely from a religious page.
Queen Elizabeth of Belgium Celebrates 50th Birthday
The day marks Elizabeth Queen of the Belgians fiftieth birthday anniversary. She earned deep public affection for her war efforts alongside King Albert, enduring shell fire and privations. Before marriage in 1900 she was Duchess Elizabeth of Bavaria and is noted for her violin skills.
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Europe
Elizabeth
Albert
Bavaria
Butler salary a puzzle headline in press comment
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes salary puzzles around Christmas as a common issue. A Chronicle News line mocks gunfire and profanity in a follow-up remark. Harrisburg Telegraph contrasts quake shaken California with Florida floods, reflecting regional concern.
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Butler
Philadelphia Inquirer
California
Florida
Harrisburg Telegraph
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
Poem reflects on life and beauty of nature, praising divine purpose and human striving. The speaker rejects random chance, argues for a guiding order in the universe, and expresses gratitude for living in the world God created.
Prodigals of Promises and Misers of Fulfillment
Fragmentary verse prompts inquiry into faith and intellect. The speaker questions those who argue about religion by reason and fear the impact on youth, noting rebels who deny God, embrace novelty, and drift toward theological paradoxes.
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Jussi Etter
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