New Castle News summary from an old issue
The piece reviews economic shifts delaying daily papers, notes reduced costs with the News Company, and reports on subscriptions. It discusses unsolicited travel trends postwar, global wanderlust, and American interest in world affairs. A column on weather bulletins notes their abolition as an economy move and reliance on newspapers.
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New Castle
Moralista
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Rentz
O. Hall
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest poem fragment
A reflective verse praising restraint and caution in actions. The speaker notes the subject never acted rashly or harmed others, always thinking first and avoiding common blunders. The poem highlights thoughtful restraint as a rare virtue admired by the world.
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Edgar A. Guest
Death of Samuel Gompers Highlighted in Dr Crane Editorial
The editorial lauds Samuel Gompers as founder and longtime president of the American Federation of Labor. Born in England in 1860, he built a conservative, craft-based leadership, opposed strikes and communism, and helped replace the Knights of Labor. His rise and forty-three years of influence are noted as significant, amid public appreciation.
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American Federation of Labor
England
Paso
Texas
American Federation of Tabor
Knights of Labor
Qnee
Morrison
Hig Leutenant
Gompers
Hey
Jie
Mot
McClure
Pet burial holds up lawmakers in Harrisburg
Assemblyman Morrison leaves Harrisburg after his dog dies to attend the pet’s funeral. The column notes triviality of lawmaking during such personal moments and mocks social trends, with references to Vassar girls, divorce suits, and pet care. It mentions rising life insurance rates and a nostalgic appeal for old home cured meat stories.
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W. L. Morrison
Firie
Harrisburg
Fragmented musings and social complaints span a cluttered column
A jumbled extract shows a vacationer quoting locals as the town’s oldest inhabitant, mixs with remarks on child labor, literacy, and moral outrage. The text moves through political jabs, newspaper culture, small town pride, and dubious anecdotes about readers, readers’ columns, and a stray gunman joke.
Safety Sam Says and Fragments from a City Page
A jumble of civic notes and oddities. Gasoline prices rise by a cent a gallon while motorists report frozen cars and warm walks. Rumors of end times from Seventh Day Adventists mix with peppy chatter about money germs and routine health checks. President Coolidge interacts with senators at breakfast as a manufacturer from Erie cites noodle soup inspiration.
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Groy
Puzzling OCR Fragments Reflect Aged River Life And Parody
Disjointed lines describe Soto paddling the Mississippi and local life during hard times. The text mocks politics with leaks from Senate committees and references to moratoriums, money, and jokes about sweethearts. The tone imitates a faded newspaper snippet with garbled phrases and casual commentary.
World Opinion on League and World Court Reflections
A reflective critique argues the United States should remain out of the League of Nations and the World Court. It blames ministers and diplomats for mishandling treaties and foreign loans while recalling a Wilson era letter from Samuel Dana on uncertainty in global affairs.
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France
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Germany
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Woodrow Wilson
Europa
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Dann
Fragmentary remark on ministerial knowledge and diplomacy
The writer laments total ignorance of work and its key affairs and doubts the knowledge and diplomatic ability of ministers and representatives. He mentions Aly, Dana and suggests if alive they would share the opinion.
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Aly
Dana
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