New Castle News Editorial On Coolidge Ideals And Tax Policy
The New Castle News discusses President Coolidge's approach after his election. It argues thrift and lower taxes are as ideals as Wilson's League of Nations and emphasizes government by the people through fiscal restraint. The piece contrasts conservative aims with radical proposals and defends Coolidge's measured path.
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Taxes rise as public bears the tax burden
The article notes taxes in the United States and Britain up 250 percent and in France up 300 percent, with the public blaming multiple government bureaus and growing public improvements for higher levies. It cautions voters and officials about balancing services with lower taxes while highlighting habits in budget planning and social behavior.
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Hints and Dints and Local Fire News In Town
Hints and dints set tonight at 4 48 and sunrise at 7 24. A hobo at Warren found wearing silk pajamas. A newspaper man hugs a set of them. Birds at the beach inspire poetical lines about the ocean. Castro’s fire department praised as city council approves a pay raise. An Italian paneling aside notes Mussolini era printing limits. A night watchman at the observatory reports a falling star and a hopeful cry. Society editors are praised and muttered about as habitual liars in polite society.
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Fragmented 1920s newspaper venting on society and morals
A garbled column railes against various targets from fashion and crime to taxes and postal rates. It derides predictable trends, jokes about crossword puzzles, and criticizes war finance, marriage economics, and theatre pretensions while railing at radio fears and youthful excesses. The piece blends slang, misspellings, and cutups.
Safety Sam Sez: Oddities in tax talks and street life
A garbled column notes taxes and jobs with higher rates, theft of gasoline, cattle myths, and local remarks from Ellwood City about strangers being watched. It humorously riffs on taxi cabs in New Castle and stray thoughts on business, food price fairness, and presidential economy praised by 96 percent.
Anniversaries and historical milestones blur in note
A collage of historical dates and events appears, mentioning a British force in Richmond led by Trenedic Arnold, the Paris Grand Opera House opening in 1876, Britain demanding recall of Portuguese forces in Africa in 1890, a U.S. Senate action on corn shipments to Trussians, Cecil Rhodes resigning Cape Colony premiership, William Harman died in 1900, and a Supreme Court beer alcohol limit case.
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The World And The Mud Puddles
A historical piece contrasts U S fears of Japan with Japan's poverty and language divides. It notes half the Japanese workforce earns under Yen 15 monthly, cites the two languages spoken, and mentions the Kana script. A Perry encounter anecdote ends with a misheard greeting.
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Women Coming Into Politics A 1925 Editorial View
Dr Frank Crane argues that women entering public office marks an evolutionary shift not revolution. He cites Lady Astor and Ferguson among others, claims women are natural conservators suited to governance, and predicts government will increasingly fall into female hands while criticizing women in business or the arts for lacking initiative.
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One Year Ago Severe Cold Wave Battered Regions
A weather disaster from a year ago caused over two dozen deaths as an unusual cold snap swept the western winds and brought heavy rain and freezing conditions across several areas.
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Just Folks The Submerged Husband
A humorous verse reflecting marital roles where a husband seems submerged by his wife’s influence. The speaker jokes about losing independence in favor of shared life, citing domestic exchanges and mutual decisions, framed as a light literary piece from 1925.
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Clyde Allchison and his role on the Interstate Commerce Commission
A cryptic historical note traces Clyde BL Allchison from earlier Oregon railroad service to his appointment on the Interstate Commerce Commission. It highlights a record in public utilities and federal oversight, with references to Oregon and Washington postings and involvement with railway regulation. The excerpt also blends unrelated advertisements and musings on milk, charity, and winter apparel.
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Sentence Sermons on a Good Husband
A Victorian style critique outlines a good husband who endures persuasion and hardship without complaint. It praises sharing responsibility for children, honoring marriage vows beyond business, and respecting his wife’s contributions. The piece ends with a pointed moral about truth and partnership.
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