New Castle Newspaper Listing Its Staff and Rates
The notice announces the newspaper’s staff including President and Manager Fred Rentz, Vice-President Lucy Treadwell Hay, Treasurer Jacob F. Rentz, Secretary George W. Conway, and Editor Treadwell. It lists pricing for subscriptions and per-copy costs, notes publication schedule as evenings except Sunday, and provides addresses and service details for mailing and distribution in New Castle Pennsylvania.
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Fred
Rentz
Treadwell
Lucy Treadwell Hay
Jacob F. Rentz
Mgr
Treas
George W. Conway
Addressing payments to The News Co. of New Castle Pa.
All checks money orders drafts and communications should be addressed to The News Co. New Castle Pa and not to any individual.
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News Co
New Castle
The Stock Game and Public Protections in Finance
Government actions tighten mail scrutiny and law enforcement against fraudulent stock schemes especially oil stocks. Public protection hinges on individual scrutiny of offerings while debates on Lake Michigan ownership and Great Lakes rights loom. Broad themes touch radio airspace, power projects, and looming economic costs.
Child Labor Amendment Clarifies Congress Power
The piece argues the proposed child labor amendment only grants Congress authority to limit work for youths up to 18, not ban employment for all under 18. It suggests Congress would craft practical protections, with state constitutions already restricting youth labor in some cases, and emphasizes faith in representative government.
Progress brings problems from city drainage project
A Philadelphia Public Ledger editorial notes how diverting a small river to run south into the Mississippi to save the lake from sewage infection also drained portions of the lake. It cites recent Chicago lawsuits as an example of the unintended consequences of progress and invention.
Hints and Dints Surges in Neighborhood Gossip
A long missive from Mrs. G. L. Henderson lauds the Hints and Dints column while critiquing public morals and newspaper content. The writer notes pedestrians rights, sidewalk fines, and the social behavior of men and women, interspersed with humorous observations on fashion and culture.
Two U S events polarize opinion on peace and defense
The coming retirement of Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes and the award of the Peace Prize to Chancellor Emeritus David Star Jordan are noted amid a retrospective on U S naval power. The author argues for a strong navy and citizen soldiers trained for defense, contrasting pacifist gains with national security needs.
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David Star Jordan
Leland Stamford University
Raphael Hermann
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Hughes
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Belgium
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Theodore Roosevelt
Britain
Congress
Washington
Brittania
Nippon
America
Trust in the Lord quote from Proverbs 3 5 6
A biblical verse is cited urging faith over personal understanding. It emphasizes acknowledging God in all ways and trusting Him to direct paths.
Safety Sam Calls Out Riotous Stockings In Fashion Flap
A humorous local column lampoons loud stockings as Society for Prevention of Riotous Racket urged to notice garish wear common in town. The piece uses playful dialect to critique ostentatious fashion.
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Society For
Hints and Dints Enthusiast Letter From Lena Brent Ferris
A New Castle reader Mrs Lena Brent Ferris writes to praise Hints and Dints as the paper's most interesting feature. She asserts the hints enlighten readers and reflects refined community tastes, claiming agreement among her lady friends and neighbors.
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F. I. Rentz
New Castle
Lena Brent Ferris
City Sidewalks Still Dangerous After Snow Cleanup
Citizens who cleared sidewalks benefited, while others face hazardous ice and water on paths. The mayor may be urged to enforce cleaning duties as January underscores the problem and public safety concerns grow.
ABE Audiences Applaud Defeated Democrat Criticism Grows
In a small town scene Lige Mopps faces backlash as he accepts the cashiership of Bear Wallow Bank while a wife and three children depend on him. The crowd questions his choice and criticizes the timing and motive.
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Lige Mopps
Bear Wallow Bank
Letter From New Castle Critique Sparks Mild Backlash
The author defends a Hints and Dints column against criticism, arguing the rebuttal unfairly elevates minor issues while missing the broader value of literature art and music. He likens the critique to shielding a dollar with a penny and predicts youth will miss substantial content.
Two kinds of bad checks and a life of effort
Dr. Frank Crane argues that bad checks come from paper and from character, urging endurance when misfortune strikes. He highlights a blind debater in Kansas who thrived after losing sight, and Robert Hubner, a blind beekeeper, as examples. Obstacles, not ease, forge strength. overcoming them proves life’s true measure. Copyright 1925 by The McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Nature
Kansas
Southwest
Bank of Life
Huber
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Today's Anniversaries 1786 to 1900 milestone notes
A compact list marks key historical anniversaries: 1786 chartering of the University of Georgia, 1846 Fremont’s exploratory permit from Mexico, 1850 Samuel Gomperts born in London and long-time AFL president, 1924 death in San Antonio, 1875 Dudles consecration as assistant bishop of Kentucky, 1900 foreign ministers press Boxers suppression in China.
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American Federation of Labor
London
San Antonio
Texas
Thomas Underwood Dudles
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Kentucky
China
Sun Eclipse Delayed Two Seconds Says Scientists
The eclipse reportedly ran two seconds late as scientists note the Sun seems slower to adjust to Earth's rapid pace. The remark highlights ongoing observations of celestial timing and motion.
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