New Castle News Publication and Corporate Roster
An aging New Castle newspaper notice lists the New Castle News company as the publisher and notes officers including Free L. Rentn Prex vice president AW Treadwell and Jacob Rentz treasurer with James Raye secretary. It details daily and mail editions, pricing, and distribution through Mercer Street offices and news stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free L. Rentn
Prex
Man Eiltor AW
Treadwell
Lsoy” Treadwell Ray
Jacob B Rentz
Asch Trens
James Ea Raye
Stsorgy W. Conway
Eas Asohoe
Campaign to curb loafers sparks city debate
EW Castle civic leaders led by Mayor William H. Dunlap press a campaign against habitual loafers, arguing police action can curb illegal activity. The column extols credit discipline, warns against unpaid debts, and notes 1924 U.S. exports surpassed imports by over a billion dollars while praising America as a growing world supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EW Castle
William H. Dunlap
United States Trade Balance and 1925 Prospects
The article argues the United States enjoys a favorable balance of trade and strong production that supports prosperity through 1925. It notes the large American market, exports exceeding imports by over a billion dollars, and the need for domestic markets to absorb surplus if margins shrink. It lightly comments on social topics and urban traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Faith in Trials and the Strength of Belief
A compact meditation on faith as armor for the soul and a question of its power during cruel tests. The speaker contrasts faith with self interest and reflects on whether faith endures when tested by adversity and common speech.
The World And The Mud Puddles
A rambling reminiscence in mock Victorian tone contrasts famous dukes and soldiers with a humorous tale of a young English subaltern training new recruits. It recalls discipline, pride, and the grit of British troops amid wartime legend and derision from outsiders.
Daily miscellany and misprints from a small town column
A garbled jumble of anecdotes and insights covers marriage woes, post office courage after a robbery, prison musings by a warden, a farmer’s accident injuring pigs, and satirical quips about Congress, lawyers, and social norms. The piece blends local incidents with broader reflections in a satirical tone.
Fragmented Uncle Sam column of wry quips and vignettes
A dense, humorous miscellany notes social quirks and public life. It jests about churchgoers, shopping scenes, crime, and economics with wry asides, sketches, and brief anecdotes. Names and places blur amid a collage of dated humor and urban observations.
Let This Mind Be In You Verse Quote Reflected
A religious quotation highlights humility and unity from Philippians 2 3. The line exhorts readers to consider others as better than themselves and avoids selfish ambition or conceit. The text echoes Christian counsel on mindset and virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Jesus
One Year Ago William V. Allen Dies in Los Angeles
A year has passed since William V. Allen former Nebraska senator died in Los Angeles. The note adds a cheeky aside about the White House staff doing the family wash and ends with a garbled closing line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. Allen
United States
Nebraska
Los Angeles
Humorous note on women and poodles in cold weather
A playful quip mocks how some women bundle their pampered poodles more than themselves on cold days. The cartoonish remark suggests better self care would prevent ailments.
Faith That Sustains A Broken Thing
A brief, reflective verse by Edgar A. Guest from 1925 on faith’s sustaining power. The speaker vows to place love at His feet and relies on belief to endure life’s trials, warning that without faith one becomes a broken thing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar A. Guest
Music Lessons For Children And Parents Duty
Av. Frank Crane argues every parent should teach a child to play an instrument. Music develops self control and persistence, aiding character. piano or harp favored for girls. Parents should let children choose their instrument and follow their inclinations, not force fitting. Copyright 1925 by the McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belasco
Hamlin
Muale
Bealde
Braph
McClure
Sentence Sermons on Suspicions Harsh Toll
A compact, period voice warns that suspicion makes a victim of all it touches and harms the holder. It argues suspicion imprisons minds, distorts perception, and turns the world toward chaos and falsehood, blinding, dulling, and freezing the heart.
Anniversaries Highlight Hancock Mercer and Historic Events
Today marks anniversaries of John Hancock born in Quincy Mass first signer of the Declaration and first Massachusetts governor died 1798 Hugh Mercer Revolutionary War general died of wounds at Princeton born Scotland 1720 The Francipilfe car aided rescue of emigrants from Ayrshire wreck off New Jersey coast A 1917 Idaho legislature passes a general school law An 1911 indictment in Terre Haute for election frauds pleaded guilty in federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hancock
Massachusetts
Quincy
Mass
Hugh Mercer
Princeton
Scotland
New Jersey
Idaho
Terre Haute
Viscount Tee of Paregam noted for royal service and ties
Viscount Tee, famed Knight Grand Commander of the Star of India, served as observer with the American army and later as British military attaché in Washington. He taught at the Royal Military College Kingston, allied with Roosevelt, and held the Chequers estate to house the prime minister.
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Viscount Tee
Paregam
Star of India
Tside
St. Arthur Tee
Washington
Royal Military College
Kingston
Ontario
Jie
Roosevelt
Ameen
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Viscount Lee
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NEW Castle News
the News, Company
Eveey
North Mercer
Imeets Daily
New Cradle, Pa
Pbc
Ho's Forel
G. Lindenstein, Inc
Mad Pep
New York City
Ember Aidit
Waber American
Kehern Agsociation
Shi 4 Co
New Canada
Pax
World's Workshop
Paris
Manay
BY Fontaine Fox
Atinel
BILLS
The
Bell Synelente, Inc
Duke of Wellington
Witerloo
England
Jeatouay
Lac
Subaltern
Heli
Isy Fontaine Fox
Hireonia
Ned 2 Bird
Mani
Leopold J and Loeb
Harry Lewis
Nevada
White Man
Pollet
Leopold
Loeb
Mfp
Kentucky
Congress
Army
Washimpton
Chicaggo
Inquirer
Haing
Salon
Canary Huge
Bear Wallow Bank
Filver
Kid McCoy
Bhava
McCoy
Arrisburg
West Virginia
California
Ching
Tommy
el Aces
Praia
Bible Thought
White House
Hen Tute
Frank Crane
Roy DP. Smit
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Cilo (Cooper-Sitler
McGoun
Russia
Sam H. McGoun
Haya
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