New Castle Ex Edited and Published News Details
The New Castle Ex ed and Published details list A W Treadwell as president and manager editor, J F Rentz as vice-president, and Jucy Treadwell as secretary. Publication is daily except Sunday at 29 North Mercer Street, New Castle, Pa. Circulation stated as 4000 subscriptions, weekly and annual rates shown. advertising reps and service through National News Service and S. Lindenstein Inc. in New York.
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A. W. Treadwell
Jacob F. Rentz
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Asa Ek
Jucy Treadwell May
George W. Conway
Special Notice on Addresses and Public Manners
A misc text discusses directing payments to The News Co. in New Castle and not to individuals. It adds reflections on affection and social behavior, suggesting caution in dependence on others and noting society’s veneer may hide real conditions.
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Post Office Addition Favored for New Castle
Washington reports the general appropriation bill may soon pass giving New Castle 350000 for a land purchase 100000 and 250000 for an extension. Local officials urge using the funds to enlarge the existing building rather than pursue a new site. The cramped facility hampers postal work and a timely addition is sought.
Size and proportion in life by Dr. Frank Crane
Dr. Frank Crane argues that size is relative to position and context. He compares perception to tuning a radio, urging readers to view life from a normal, in tune perspective and place things in their proper relation. Copyright 1925 The McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Judge Gary predicts Pittsburgh district’s industrial dominance grows
The Pittsburgh visit by Judge Elbert H. Gary chairman of United States Steel Corp sparks belief New Castle will benefit from the companys local interests and Gary’s confident forecast of the districts continued supremacy and growth. The feature notes public faith in his judgment and his history of sound vision guiding industrial plans.
Sun sets and snow cleanup state of daily life
The passage blends casual reflections on weather, chores, fashion, and social roles with playful lines about windows, horses, checks for spring, and pop culture by referencing Valentino and a light jab at manners. It excerptedly reflects a bygone era voice and concerns.
Witty miscellany and social notes from a bygone era
A collage of quips on romance, divorce trends, gossip and opinions. It jokes about barbering, anti-toxins to Nome, court ships, fashion hosts, and the state of politics. Notable lines touch on marriage, widowhood, advertising, and public figures with a light satirical tone.
British Parliament Dismisses Franklin From Postmaster General
Anniversaries and notes recount British action against Benjamin Franklin over patriot ties. Also dated lines mention Jonathan Carver’s death in London and other 19th century events including Prussia’s constitution, Kentucky’s statehood centennial, and a mine disaster in Polish Silesia.
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America
Jonathan Carver
North America
London
Stillwater
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Prussia
Col. Hayne
South Carolina
Fort Sumter
Buchanan
Kentucky
Lexington
Lord Rayleigh
Royal Society
Polish
Silesia
Safety Sam Says Thin Ice Excuse Debate
A quip on excuses for venturing onto thin ice. The speaker asserts that the reasons given are thinner than the ice itself.
Governor Coolidge and demand for a bureau probe
The text notes a demand for a bureau and President Coolidge's reply promising no bureaus to give away but an oil-stained cabinet to discard. It mentions a possible State Assembly probe into highway disbursements and questions why state highway autos are used on Sundays and in areas without active road construction.
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Coolidge
State Assembly
Eyes Or No Eyes The Art Of Seeing And Hearing
A reminiscence recounts a fall football game at Notre Dame with crowds of fifty thousand, bands from both colleges, loudspeakers roaring Notre Dame's ball first down, and a doctor call echoed through the tunnel. A cinema scene ends with a punchline as a bell rings and a boxer crowedSaved by the Bell.
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Four Horsemen of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
The Finished Thing Shall Be Made Of Me
A reflective verse by Edgar A. Guest from 1925 envisions life as a pilgrim journey. The speaker notes being on a road of sunshine and tears, shaping hope from fear and doubt, awaiting final judgment, and hoping the completed self will be worthy to behold beneath a fairer sky.
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Edgar A. Guest
Biblical Guidance From Matthew 6 Sermon Text
A quotation from Matthew 6 urges readers to seek the kingdom of God first and trust that daily needs will be provided. The passage emphasizes faith over worry about food drink and clothing. It reflects a religious exhortation to prioritize spiritual pursuits.
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God
Hines Selected by League of Nations Leads Railways Role
Walker D. Hines named head of a League of Nations navigation study on the Rhine and Danube territories and previously ascended to Director General of Railways in the United States. A Southerner born in Kentucky, he built a legal and railroad career in Louisville before joining Santa Fe and later the McAdoo administration.
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Walker D. Hines
League of Nations
Rhine
Danube
Santa Fe Railroad
McAdoo
Railways
United States
Hines
Wilson
Mr. Hines
Kentucky
Virginia
Louisville
Southern Railway
The
Santa Fe
Sermons by Rev Roy D Smith D D
Daily devotional snippets present the Reverend Roy D Smith D D offering brief reflective sentences for personal contemplation. The column invites readers to pause, consider faith, and apply ethical guidance to everyday life.
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Roy D. Smith
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Unclear Character Sketch of Frugal, Wary Individual
A fragment describes a man who takes small pleasures he cannot afford and dismisses grand schemes as deceit. He distrusts overly optimistic plans promising large dividends and believes in straightforward thinking without psychiatric aid. He is wary of perfection in friends.
Baby Smothered by Folding Bed In Accident
Five week old infant of Mr and Mrs Hutchinsen died after being smothered by a folding bed. The mother misnoticed the baby in the bed while a relative visited the home. The child's absence from the crib was noticed about fifteen minutes later.
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Portal
Osa
Ratoard Hiutchinsen
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