New Castle News and Publicity Details
New Castle News published by The News Company, a corporation in New Castle, Pa. Editor in chief W. Dinagrell. President Bucy Tregdwelt and Treasurer lb. Ment. Mar.. secretary Beorgy W. Conway. Daily by mail rates listed. subscription and advertising offices noted. notices from all parts of the country accepted.
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Ang Mun
W. Dinagrell
Bucy
Asst
Troas Dames Serbo
Beorgy W. Conway
Gay
North Mercer
A. Davy
New Castle
Reducing to Debt and That Old Millennium Talk
A period editorial extols U S debt reduction over five years totaling about 3 billion dollars, credits tax policy and wartime finances, and contrasts Allies paying only interest with Americans bearing principal. It then shifts to a satirical column about old days, Egypt to Babylon, alimony, manners, and social mores, ending with quips on longevity and a Russia denial by Serfinsky.
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Washington
Oudget
Coolidge
Uncle Sam
United States
Appeal to Women in Advertising Says Crane Editorial
Frank Crane argues that women are not less sensible than men and that advertising should target their common sense. He cites Mrs. C. T. Lewis on women as major buyers and stresses straightforward, frequent repetition of solid merits over humor or novelty. Copyright 1925 by The McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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C. T. R. Lewis
New York
Association
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
President Coolidge laid wreath on Andrew Jackson statue
On the anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans President Coolidge paid tribute by placing a wreath at the Andrew Jackson statue in Washington. The article notes wartime memory and ceremonial acts, reflecting political tradition and public honors.
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President Coolidge
New Orleans
Andrew Jackson
Washington
Safety Sam Says: Indy memory of a vow against cars
A quip recalls a bygone Indianapolis moment when a local figure vowed never to ride in an automobile, reflecting era attitudes toward new tech and public roads. The remark captures a playful, curious glimpse of past urban life and resistance to modernization.
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Indy
Hints and Hints from a busy newspaper page
A collage of quips and notes on weather, politics, travel, and daily life. The column includes jokes about winter sidewalks, taxes, beards, bread shortages, and societal shifts. It also references Governor Tincher, postal humor, and reflections on modern habits and old-fashioned virtues.
Humorous Patchwork From a Quiet Newspaper
A fragment of humorous clippings and quips touches on fashion, travel, workers, and campus humor. It notes mill work at Shenango Mill, jokes about driving, holidays in Mexico, and a cartoonish exchange about the University of Paris.
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University of Paris
Paris Green
Message to Garcia Recalled in Modern Times
A tale of delivering a secret missive to General Garcia echoes in modern times as a California bearer uses state motor vehicle records to trace a John Smith of Topeka Kansas who drove a Ford sedan matching a telegram. The incident mirrors Elbert Hubbard’s famed fictional mission and highlights clever verification steps by authorities.
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United States
Garcia
Cuba
Elbert Hubbard
Garelh
Wagnlel Lane Oke
Ol Agen
Los Angeles
California
Highlet
Chicago
Blank Collection Agency
Blank Street
John Smith
FORD
Topeka
Kansas
Blank Investment Company
Coolidge
Mellon
State Motor Vehicle Department
Needles
Just Folks The Children's Play in May
A narrator observes children at play in a domestic May scene. The lively tots quarrel over status and order, the stronger child asserting command while the narrator hides behind a grin, noting the everyday battles of little people. The poem ends with parental guidance and a hint of shared mischief.
Sentence Sermons From Rev Roy D Smith on Living
A collection of phrases contrasting belief with character and ideals with actions. The piece reflects on living by heart over mere creed and emphasizes attunement between heavenly systems and human aspiration while noting a cold morning exchange about weather.
Naval leader from Philadelphia honored as rear admiral
The figure associated with cz, headquartered in Philadelphia, was commissioned a permanent rear admiral in 1921, marking a notable milestone in his naval career.
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Philadelphia
Fragmentary Weaving of Anxiety and Faith in Psalm 107
The text presents a fragmented excerpt with Brown predicting a woman’s safety, Black lamenting anxiety about costs and divine goodness. It reads like a devotional reflection, citing Psalm 10722 and noting concern for the children, framed in archaic diction and unclear context.
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Brown
Anniversaries and historical notes collide with humor
A mixed page lists anniversaries and events from history including Wilkie Collins born in London, 1824. Oregon Washington episcopal mission. California’s third governor in 1854. Jackson Day dinner in Los Angeles. and a royalist crackdown in Honolulu. Interleaved are brief anecdotes and jokes reflecting early 20th century social chatter and political notes.
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Wilkie Collins
London
Missouri
General Jackson
Jefferson City
Honest John" Digher
California
Thomas Fielding Scout
Oregon
Washington
Rochester
X.Y
G. McAdoo
Los
Admiral Louis MM Nation picks successor at Annapolis
Navy Department names Rear Admiral Nulton to succeed Rear Admiral Senry J. Wilson as superintendent of the Naval Academy at Annapolis when Wilson retires next month. Nulton, from Virginia, has held commands including the battleship Pennsylvania and flagship duties with Admiral Wilson. He previously commanded the navy yard in New York and several cruisers and battleships before assignment to the Pennsylvania.
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Louis MM. Nation
Navy Department
Adiral Senry J. Wilson
Naval Ardent
Annapolis
Somtmuand
Dadeshin
Cleer
Pacific
Nulton Wes
Naval Academy
Virginia
Ile
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Navy Yard
New York
Varios
Maine
Texas
Ohe
Wisconsin
Fennesylvania
Fourth Naval
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