New Castle News details and staff at the publication
The New Castle News, published in New Castle, Pa, lists its officers including Free L. Rentz as President and Managing Editor and W Treadwell as Vice-President. It provides subscription rates, office address at 29 North Mercer Street, and notes telegraph and cable services through the International News Service.
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L. Rentz
Pres
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W. Treadwell
Ucy Treadwell Ray
Jacob K. Rentz
Treas James T. Ray
George W. Conway
Special Notice Addressing Mail to The News Co
A public instruction for all funds orders and communications to be sent to The News Co New Castig Pa and not to any individual to ensure proper handling. The notice emphasizes using the company name and correct city for all correspondence and payments.
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the News Co
New Castig Pa
Reducing the Debt Prompts Nation’s Confidence in Economy
The piece argues the United States has reduced its national debt by five billion dollars in five years without foreign war loans, crediting Budget and Coolidge economy. It notes Allied loans, paying interest and principal, and asserts strong domestic resources will help pay off debt, while urging prudent outlook and continued frugality.
Secrets from Nile and Nile Yet See Similar Times
The piece notes ancient Egypt yields papyrus proof of universal habits, recounting U S colleges sending flirtatious letters to monks, and Babylonian jazz paying high sums. It claims divorce and alimony existed along the Nile, with social customs echoing modern behavior.
Advertising to Women and the Value of Common Sense
Dr. Frank Crane argues advertisers should address women with clear, factual appeals rather than vanity. He cites Mrs. C. T. R. Lewis on women as major buyers and warns against humor or novelty. Repetition of sound, simple claims builds effective advertising.
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C. T. R. Lewis
New York
Association of National Advertisers
McClure
One Year Ago President Coolidge Lays Wreath in Washington
An anniversary note recalls President Coolidge laying a wreath on the Andrew Jackson statue in Washington to mark a year since the Battle of New Orleans. The piece comments on household budgeting and grocers handling credit.
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Coolidge
New Orleans
Andrew Jackson
Washington
Safety Sam Says and the old-fashioned vow
The quip recalls a quaint figure who swore she would not ride in an automobile. The reference humorously contrasts past caution with modern travel.
Message to Garcia Revisited in California Car Case
A modern bearers tale follows a Los Angeles collection agency employee who, without questioning, delivers a note to a man in Cuba in spirit of Elbert Hubbard. California authorities trace a car to Topeka Kansas, confirming a missing debtor, enabling a routine collection and a successful delivery.
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Cuba
Elbert Hubbard
Los Angeles
California
Chicago
Blank Collection Agency
Blank Street
John Smith
FORD
Topeka
Kansas
Blank Investment Company
Coolidge
Mellon
State Motor Vehicle Department
Needles
Lighthearted Notes and Local Oddities
A column of scattered quips and observations mentions lawmakers signing off from public life, weather humor, odd crimes by birds, civic duties, and daily life quirks. It includes notes on snow removal, hosiery jokes, grocery bread, and a playful take on license rules and beards.
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Pennsylvania
Reflections on modern life from a bygone era
A local store forwards a satirical broadside recalling 30 years of social change. It lampoons past prices and gender roles, politics and prohibition, modern conveniences, fashions, the media, and everyday behaviors with humorous quips about age, work, and public life.
Hints and Dints Notebook Snippets and Jokes
A collage of quips on cars, fashion, and daily life including jokes about chumps who miss rides, dresses shrinking, and women drivers. It notes President Calles and a mill's output while mixing light humor about exams, signs, and campus jokes with a touch of social commentary.
The Children's Play by Edgar A. Guest
A reflection on children at play as little people who mimic adult roles in a bustling household. The speaker notes their lively disputes and leadership as they take turns being "mother" and "father" while the children imitate grown up life. The poem ends musing on how alike grownups and children are in play and life.
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Betty Jane
Edgar A. Guest
Sentence Sermons By Rev Roy D Smith Dh D
A compact spiritual reflection presenting beliefs as living practice. The piece contrasts belief with conduct highlighting mindset, heart, deeds, and the inward transformation of character. It frames creed as realization and organization as aspiration rather than mere affiliation.
Psalm 107 21 Verse Blessings Called to Praise
Verse from Today's edition reflects on praising the Lord for goodness and wondrous works to all people, citing Psalm 107 21 as a guiding line for worship and gratitude.
Today's Anniversaries Highlights From The Past
A compact roll of notable anniversaries lists events from 1824 Wilkie Collins birth in London through 1924 William G. McAdoo Jackson Day dinner in Los Angeles and includes political, religious, and societal milestones with brief commentary on quotes and public sentiment of the era.
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Wilkie Collins
London
Missouri
General Jackson
Jefferson City
Honest John” Bigler
California
Thomas Fielding Scott
Oregon
Washington
Henry Ward Beecher
Theodore Tilton
Tonolulu
Dole
Rochester
N. Y
William G. McAdoo
Los Angeles
Rear Admiral Louis M. Nulton Named Naval Academy Superintendent
Rear Admiral Louis M. Nulton, selected to succeed Admiral Henry B. Wilson as superintendent of the Naval Academy at Annapolis, currently commands the Pacific fleet's battleship division No. 3. Nulton, from Virginia, previously led midshipmen at Annapolis, commanded the Pennsylvania, and held posts at New York Navy Yard and on battleships Maine, Texas, Ohio, and Wisconsin before his Pennsylvanian assignment.
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Louis M. Nulton
Navy Department
Henry B. Wilson
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Pacific
Nurton
Virginia
Academy
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Navy Yard
New York
Maine
Texas
Ohio
Wisconsin
East
Fourth Naval
Untimely Cold Blinks at July Heat
A playful clash of seasons reveals laughs on a hot July day as one reader longs for the chill while another shrugs at the cold. The brief exchange captures weather mood and light banter.
Anxious Husband Worries Over Wife in Rain
Black tells Brown he fears for his wife caught in a downpour. She may seek shelter in a store, but he is anxious because she has access to his dollar and could be in danger.
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Black
Brown
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