New Castle News Report Details Local Staff and Ads
The New Castle News lists staff including Irene Jam T as secretary and George W. Conway in management, with pricing for daily and monthly subscriptions. Special notice requests mailing addressed to The News Co in New Castle and notes news sourcing from the Indianapolis News and international services. A program from organized teachers notes shifts postwar and returns to teaching, with links to farm labor trends and wage demands amid shifts in occupation choices.
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News Co
New Castle
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Tindianapolis
Malauw
Gaga
Forty Acre Farms and Rural Uplift Debate
A fragmented 1930s style reminiscence discusses Forty Acre Farms, rural uplift, and agricultural living. It questions isolation, economic viability for a farming family, and broader policy implications guiding farm life and migration. The piece blends speculative theory with social commentary on rural development.
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John Ramion Payne
Asa Reauit
Ani
Ana Gdawehler
Fragmented 18th Century Anniversaries Amid Historic Events
A garbled set of 18th and 19th century items mentions the Boston tea dispute, Napoleon and Empress Josephine, a severe earthquake in southern states, a Wisconsin senator named Norman Kenosha, a Park Theatre fire in York, an Episcopalian organist, and a centennial exposition in New Orleans. The text blends various era references with damaged names and places, creating a mosaic of historical notes.
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Boston
Empress Josephine
Onto
Pensylvania
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Quartes
Wainy Blales
Wiscain
Nornan Kenosha
Wah
Park Theatre
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Cire
Viscount Stuart to Wed Miss Blewnor in London
Reports from London announce the marriage of Viscount Stuart to Miss Blewnor May Guggenhvint and Lew York today in London. The groom hails from an aristocratic lineage long scrutinized in Scottish and Irish history, with ties to historic families and institutions.
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Lonvlow
Tapsom
Caallestewart
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Wambeidge
Pais Histira
Letters to The News Describe Vandalism on Roads and Alleys
The letter writer describes vandalism breaking windows on Nessannock Avenue and nearby roads. Property owners complain about torn windowpanes and rotten tenants, urging action as wind and neglect worsen the mess. The unnamed author cites Mrs. JERF ATMS as a referenced owner.
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Jerf
One Year Ago Preealyne Wilson Refused to Agree
A historical brief notes that one year earlier Preealyne Wilson refused to agree on Le 608 COMPARE at Ore Tea Treaty. The item highlights the dispute surrounding the treaty and Wilson's stance.
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Preealyne Wilson
Snowfall Drives Winter Demand for Ice Cream Parlor
A snowy spell boosts patronage at an ice cream parlor as customers seek warm treats. The scene centers on a busy evening with patrons lingering, bars of peppermint and mint flavors favored, and chatter about the season’s effect on sales. The article notes customers’ interest in white, creamy desserts and mentions local observations of rising demand during cold weather.
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Hints and Dints Life Sketch in Ragged Verse
A fragmented long excerpt blends verse and prose about a woman fleeing an abusive partner, economic struggles, small town life, and social observations. It mentions a church, a hotel job, police figures in New York, a judge, a preacher, and various vignettes, ending with musings on morality and self-respect amid harsh conditions. The piece references taxation, crime, trains, and everyday hardships in a muckraking tone.
Harding No Lover Syncopated Music
Fragmentary text shows a music note titled Harding No Lover Syncopated Music with garbled phrases and stray words. The readable portion hints at tempo or dance context but contains little concrete facts about performers, dates, venues, or organizers.
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Harding
Fragmented reminiscences from a Canal Zone trip memoir
A garbled reminiscence recalls a President-elect journey to the Canal Zone with a party including Senator Harding era figures. The speaker mentions dancers, long travels, and scattered references to Ven Krew and others, with uncertain names and dates, reflecting a muddled wartime era anecdote.
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Lye Place
Canal Zone
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