New Castle News Publisher and staff details listed
The New Castle News imprint shows ownership by The News Company with officers including Doltor Treadwail as owner and Pisces Treadwell-Treasurer Jacob F. Kentz as vice president, editor, secretary, and circulation references. Subscription rates are printed as daily seven dollars fifty cents weekly, annual seven dollars, mailing nine dollars per year, with two months mail at $1.25 and other monthly rates. Public notices and correspondence are requested from county readers.
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Pisces Treadwell
Jacob F. Kentz
James T. Ray
George W. Lo
Gingis
Bally
Boc
New Caste
Silent Cal and a City Parade Highlight Economic Talk and Flags
The piece contrasts President Coolidge’s reputation for taciturnity with a note on his tax cut and economy stance. It then describes a large church and Sunday school parade in New Castle, estimated near 10,000 participants, praising church work and urging proper flag hanging for July 4 celebrations, noting flag placement rules and local decor concerns.
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New Castle
Silent Cal Coolidge and the myth of silent leadership
A fragment argues that the public once praised Coolidge for not speaking much, but a critic claims to have found a contradiction between words and deeds in his presidency. The piece highlights tension between public perception and the reality of political rhetoric.
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Cal Coolidge
White House
Kingdom of God Within You Declared in Luke Verse
A biblical quotation from Luke 17 20 emphasizes that the Kingdom of God is not observed as a distant event but is within people. The verse states neither here nor there for the Kingdom but within. The line reflects theological interpretation of Jesus teaching about internal spiritual reign.
Anniversaries Highlight Historical Dates and Figures
A compact note lists notable anniversaries: Richard Henry Stoddard born in Hingham Massachusetts. Charles Napier resigning as commander in India. Chippewa steamboat reaching Fort Benton Montana. Gettysburg battle days with high casualties. the Tilton Beecher verdict and a garbled reference to a presidential shooting. 1891 Arizona Indian actions and President Harding addressing reclamation in Spokane.
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Richard Henry Stoddard
Hingham
Mass
New York City
Charles Napier
India
Fort Benton
Montana
Gettysburg
Tilton- Beecher
Garfiald
Baltimore & Potomac
Washington
Arizona
Harding
Spokane
Fragmented Prose Snippets Reflecting Daily Quips
A collection of short, scattered sentences touches on weather, earthquakes, traffic, religion, caution with fireworks, mischief of animals, dialect slips, a New York divorce case, and quips on fashion, war, effort, fat, and future hopes. It reads as stray musings rather than a cohesive news item.
Cracked Sagacity And Oddities From A Ragged Page
A long, frail collage of humorous vignettes and social quips travails through courtship, prohibition, auto crashes, and penny banks. It riffs on manners, manners, and mischief with stray jokes about judges Emery, bootleggers, and a West Virginia license query, interlaced with folksy moralizing and cartoonish punchlines.
Earthquake fears flare in Santa Barbara or overblown panic
In a 1925 column, Brisha argues against overreacting to California quakes, noting Santa Barbara fears and stock-market swings. He cites historical earthquakes, mocks sensationalism, and urges calm while touching on global events and miscellaneous opinions about industry, fashion, and technology.
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Gibraltar
Santa Barbara
Neema
California
Santis Barbara
Maly
Italy
Sonta Barbara
Wall
Wall Street
Safety Sam Says Help Lamp Posts Stand Generations
A fragmented hometown reflection notes how lamp posts once stood against danger and now aid Sonny's skidding flivver, with Dad’s endurance praised for shaping their practical service. The item feels like a nostalgic, quirky anecdote from a local page.
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Sonny
Remembering Marvin Hughitt in U S railroad history
The Day's News profiles Marvin Hughitt as a leading figure in conservative American railroading. Born in New York state and raised in a rural region, Hughitt nears his 90th year and remains tied to the industry he helped shape while seeking to honor his long service.
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Marvin Hughitt
United States
Hughitt
New York State
School of
Auburn
Rail executive rose to Chicago & Northwestern chair
Landed in Trinda and chose telegrapher work then moved into Illinois railroads rising to general manager of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul. He soon became general superintendent of the Chicago and Northwestern, a railroad closely tied to his name. He ascended to president from 1587 to 1410 then became chairman of the board.
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Land
Trinda
Wik
Illinois
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicano & Northwestern
Quotable Authors and Editorial Reflections Across Time
A compilation of thoughts on quotable authors, from Shakespeare to Lincoln, praising concise wisdom and the value of memorable sentences. It notes varied quotable impact among writers and contrasts enduring quotability with hurried prose, closing with an anecdote about a cautious newspaper society function report.
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Shakespeare
Hshwelera
Walter
Masa
Amilel
Lincoln
Guthars
The World And The Mud Puddles Do Not Worry
A dramatic piece portrays a Chicago Home for veterans or “broken mil itaraires” where residents are sheltered, fed, and given rooms. The manager describes how admission relief transforms fear into a calmer mindset, promising ease in old age and safety from want, with note on life insurance implications.
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James C. Kling
North West
Ata Worrieg
Chicago
Evan Riven
Ann Foge
Han Hured
Deep Sinee
James C. King
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
A poem contrasts royal pomp with quiet equality as both king and poor man sleep, ending with the idea that in slumber all are equal before rest. The verse notes that day’s symbols fade at night and both share the same rest.
One Year Ago Democratic Convention Mentioned Bal lots
A fragment from a 1920s era piece notes the Democratic National convention in New York City drawing ballots and mentions McAdoo leading with Snutn second. It also recounts social club chatter and editorial gossip about women attendees and headlines.
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New York City
McAdoo
Snutn
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