New wisTLE NEWS Publisher and staff list
The News Company and staff list show owner president and officers including Prea and Man Tremdwatl Vice-President Ucy Treadwell Ray Treasurer Jacob Hants and James oy PAY poonscretery Georges W. Conway Editor Suppitghea. Advertising and circulation notes cover daily and weekly rates and service areas. The paper is affiliated with the International News Service and Audit Bureau of Circulation with telegraph and cable service from Castle, Pa.
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the News Company
L. Rents
Prea
Mottar Fi
Tremdwatl
Ureaident
Ucy Treadwell Ray
Jacob
Materadat
Castle
Telegraph and Cable Ser
International
Bervivs Bole Forsign Advertising
Dndengteles Inc
Madaegn Ave
New York City
Audit Bureau of
Latters
Avagelation International News Service
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Christmas Spirit and Holiday Preparations Urge Courtesy
A reflective column urges embracing the Christmas spirit before the holiday rush. It advises shopping early, courteous treatment of clerks and delivery workers, and maintaining unselfish, cheerful conduct amid crowds. The piece contrasts festive generosity with political disputes and cautions against souring the season.
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Santa Claus
Wisconsin insurgents revolt over speaker vote in 1930s politics
Nine Republican dissidents from Wisconsin opposed the choice of party regulars for speaker and cast ballots for Henry A. Cooper. The piece questions their motive and frames the act as a principled stand against what some call servantism of the Coalidge era, amid the era's political tension.
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Wisconsin
House
Longworth
Henry A. Cooper
la Follette
Coalidge
Public support for postal reforms and rate cuts
The public expects efficient postal service at low cost and backs reducing rates on periodicals while supporting higher retirement annuities for postal workers. Pension rises from 720 to 1200 a year would not burden taxpayers, and broad opinion favors lower rates on newspapers and magazines as vital to government and education. The piece closes with a cryptic adage.
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Post Office Administration
Post Office Department
Postmaster General
Sentence Sermons By Rev D Smith B D
A fragment from a sermon collection explores who can undermine your success and God’s favor or replace your best effort with easy substitutes. It questions who can shrink your calling after trusted endorsements and who can perform the work God assigns in life.
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Ivory taters driver honored for safe driving claim
A reader known as Safety Sam Says praises a driver who flagged a dangerous vehicle and helped prevent an accident. The editor notes the tip led to safer roads and suggests recognition in the Hall of Fame.
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Ivory
Scattered columns mix satire and local notes from Greensburg
A Greensburg Pennsylvania man wins a $10,000 verdict after a rival took his wife. Bits cover prohibition, golf jokes, car ads, civic gifts, and Christmas verse. Notes praise a New Castle couple for park land gifts and rail against strikes, drinking, and social manners.
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David Jamedon
New Castle
Prohibition Debate, Colleges, and Crises in 1920s Echoes
A satirical column critiques Prohibition era culture at colleges, lampooning Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler and faculty scandals at Ohio State University. It links rising anti prohibition sentiment, student bootleg rings, and declining prestige of higher education, noting fast shifting social mores and public skepticism toward experts.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Ohio State University
Wilk
Whit Erwin
George M. Gahan
War costs and public debt shape the nation
The piece surveys federal spending in the coming year and notes that 16 cents of every dollar go to military costs and pensions and debt service. It questions foreign entanglements and reflects on World War II era sentiments, calling for prudent policy and warning against unnecessary war risks. It cites figures like 3,484,222,208 dollars and 22 cents for debt service and 14 cents for war debt payoff, then comments on public figures and opinions of the League of Nations and aims to motivate restraint in international involvement.
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Thia
League of Nations
World Court
Idaho Political Figure Advances to Senate Seat
The passage notes a Idaho Democrats leader rising from Silver City to Boise, gaining fame from a major murder case with the Western Federation of Miners, and being appointed in 1918 to fill an unexpired U S Senate term before an unsuccessful reelection bid the following year.
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Idaho
Silver City
Ingreed
Boise
Wee
Steynenberg
Western Federation of Miners
United Stat Senate
Mrs Coolidge Receives Honorary Degree From Bastoy University
One year ago Mrs. Coolidge wife of the President received an honorary degree of doctors of laws from Bastoy University, reflecting recognition of her public service and charitable work.
Nugent from Idaho Appointed FTC Manager in 1920
John F. Nugent, a Idaho native and lawyer, rose to political prominence and was named a manager at the Federal Trade Commission by the President in 1920 after serving in the United States Senate.
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John F. Nugent
Chad
Federal Trade Commission
Haila
Idaho
Tha Te Pregent
Thea
United States Senate
The
Trade Commission
Nugent
World And The Mud Puddles On Graft In Government
A caustic critique of political graft across nations contrasts monarchies and republics. It notes France’s high office holder ratio, Britain’s fixed salaries, and U.S. judges’ pay, arguing reforms to reduce laws and officeholders would lower taxes and improve government efficiency.
Mediocre Dragging Down the Superlative in Nature and Society
Dr. Frank Crane argues that a law of nature keeps the average from rising and often drags down superior traits. He cites meson flavor, corn, and dog breeding as examples, and notes the middle mass resists progress while supporting delayed advancement. Copyright 1926 by The McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Wiggam
Tennyson
Locksley Hall
Wbhencke
Carr
jCopyright
McChiven
Before You Wed A Wife Consider All Changes
A poetic meditation on marriage advising a groom to judge potential wives by character over appearance. The speaker questions whether love would endure if a partner’s looks altered, urging caution and reaffirming that true affection should survive change.
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Nancy
Mabel
Edgar A. Guest
Flora
Anniversaries and Historical Notes From 19th Century Dates
A compressed list noting John Jay born in New York City and other figures such as Kenjaminy Franklin Silas Dean and Arthur Lee, reception at the court of France, references to Mississippi secessionist leader William TL Batrry born in Columbus Mississippi. Mentions San Francisco public school reopening after gold rush, 1888 American Sabbath Union organized in Washington, and a 1866 arbitration treaty between the United States and Great Britain at Washington.
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John Jay
New York City
Bedfort
Kenjaminy Franklin
Silas Dean
Arthur Lee
Court of Franca
Wsi-A
William TL
Batrry
Mississippi Secession
San Francisco
Washington
United States
Bible Thought For Today SULY MASTERY
Fragmentary OCR yields a religious text fragment referencing Psalm 19 13 14 and moral guidance. It mentions keeping thoughts and actions clean, asking for acceptability before the Lord and refers to self restraint and judgment. The passage includes garbled phrases about cunning, vigilance, and a vehicle scene with a window kept down.
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