New Castle News Details Staff and Publication Info
The New Castle News publishes daily except Sunday from 29 North Mercer Street New Castle Pennsylvania. Fred L Rentz is president and editor. A W Treadwell is manager and editor. Lucy Treadwell Ray is vice president. Jacob F Rentz is treasurer. George W Conway is secretary. Subscription rates listed and circulation bureau notes. International News Service has exclusive rights to use dispatches credited or not credited.
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Fred L. Rentz
Man
A. W. Treadwell
Lucy Treadwell Ray
Jacob F. Rentz
Mgr
Treas
Pes
RAK
Ocaensice
George W. Conway
International News Service
Special notice on payments to The News Co. New Castle Pa
All checks money orders drafts communications should be addressed to The News Co. New Castle Pa and not to any individual.
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News Co
New Castle Pa
Three Peaks and the American Dream of Freedom
The speaker links July 4 1776 ideals to modern American progress. Independence is cast as a bridge from dependence to freedom, with a future peak of interdependence and shared prosperity. The path demands unity, courage, and practical idealism to overcome doubt and greed.
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United States
Jefferson
America
Prohibition Proposals and Public Issues Stir Ohio and Nation
A column surveys political temper and upcoming elections with notes on Ohio prohibition trends and a female candidate’s marital patience. It cites drinker arrests, flag desecration concerns, and reflections on marriage as social forces shaping public life.
All the world loves a lover, then quits a quitter line
A reflective aphorism contrasts universal affection for lovers with swift rejection of quitters and notes women gain equality only when men reject hugging as a norm.
Wry Observations on Drivers and Women
A compact, satirical note contrasts auto traffic with driver vanity and quotes a paradox about a woman knowing her postscript before writing a letter. The piece uses concise aphorisms to provoke thought on social behavior and self awareness.
Old Custom of Divorce Breaks Two Chopsticks Revised
A saying contrasts practices in Cochin China and here where divorce is marked by breaking furniture. The remark notes a cultural shift from traditional to modern sensibilities.
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Cochin
China
Amusing extracts reveal social quirks and humor in a city
The fragmentary notes joke about happiness, weight, fashion, salads, and vanity. It mentions a historic building once a railroad station used as a wash house and reflects on work, nature, and a Prohibition commissioner resigning amid speculation of candidacy.
More Weddings Reported For Summer Society Elites
A satiric column glances at social pretensions with tales of a translator posing as a language expert who marries a widow, a boat abandonment at Conneaut Lake, and etiquette debates from Atlantic City to New Castle. It mixes humor with observations of summer leisure and local restaurant talk.
New Commandment on Love Among Disciples
A biblical verse emphasizes loving one another as Jesus loved his followers. It states that by this love all people will know his disciples. The passage cites John 13 34 35 and calls for unity and mutual care among believers.
One Year Ago DNC Nomination Ballots Near McAdoo Lead
The report recalls the Democratic National Convention in New York advancing through 19 ballots with McAdoo still ahead for the presidential nomination. A separate note warns about driving safety, noting the driver escaped unharmed in an earlier incident.
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New York
McAdoo
Safety Sam Says and Fourth of July warning
A humorous warning warns readers to be careful near trains and track crowds. The piece likens a near collision with a motor man or engineer to how people feel about fast moving crowds. It cautions that holding a cannon cracker near an explosion could injure or kill someone.
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Sidney Webb
Russia
Marx
Lenin
Trotsky
France
Fright claims Pittsburgh officer on way to street battle
A Pittsburgh police officer died of fright while en route to a reported street clash. The piece parodies public sensibilities with quips about kisses, taxes, and social foibles, ending with a corrected line about modern literature and Pepys.
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Pittsburgh
Today He Read Nietzsche Bang Should the Strike Come
A 1925 article by Arthur Brisbane ponders whether labor action might be triggered by cultural shifts. The piece reflects on modern workers and societal tensions amid economic pressures in the era.
Earthquakes, Nietzsche, and old fashioned rule of progress
A column comment cites earthquake policy in New York buildings, critiques gradualism, and references historical figures like Napoleon Caesar and Trotzky. It notes a 21 year old stock clerk who read Nietzsche and died, then reflects on coal strikes and medical leadership connected to the Harding era.
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Equitable
New York City
Woolworth
New York
California
Napoleon
St. Helena
Caesar
Trotzky
Alexander
Jack Greenwald
Nietzsche
Greenwald
Nietzche
Herr Nietzsche
Prohibition Debate and Coal Mine Dangers Highlight 1920s Outlook
A discussion on coal mining hazards notes 500 miners killed yearly with 2000 injured, urging fair pay for miners and cautious union action. A barroom death linked to prohibition era liquor contrasts with French athletic prowess by Suzanne Lenglen, while British tennis sees Lenglen defeat Kathleen McKane 6-0 6-0.
Work Turns 65 In Coolidge Cabinet Line For Birthday
Dr Hubert Work secretary of the interior in the Coolidge cabinet is in line for congratulations on his sixty fifth birthday anniversary. He is noted as the first member of the cabinet to reach that milestone.
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Pennsylvania
Medical
University of Pennsylvania
Pueblo
Colo
American Medical Association
Work
Harding
Interior Department
Hubert Work
Coolidge
Will power and the goal as Lincoln defined it in 1923
Dr. Frank Crane discusses willpower, contrasting the old view of a fixed invincible resolve with the modern go getter. He cites Lincoln on keeping the mind focused on the desired end, noting effort to sustain interest and avoid distraction builds lasting will. Copyright 1923, by The McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
McClure Newspaper
Hidden motives corrode homes built on profit and fear
An analysis of relationships damaged by greed and suspicion. The passage argues that love dissolves where money rules and trusts erode when a household is treated as a business, leaving sacrifice to a barren altar.
The World And The Mud Puddles Exposes a New Confidence Trick
A reader column discusses a modern con game linked to a mysterious Spanish letter. It describes a jackpot scam proposal from Luis Cots in Tarragona and notes mailed letters claiming bankruptcy and riches. The piece warns readers to beware and hints at seeking cable replies.
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City Council of
Los Angeles
Broadway
Iowa
United States
Spain
Tarragona
Luis Cots
America
Port- Mmanteau
Lista Correos
Ulidecona
Just Folks Twenty One by Edgar A. Guest
Poem reflection on aging and youth, contrasting past boyhood with present twenty one. The speaker notes time’s swift passage, the pull of the world, and the man now grown facing adulthood and responsibility. Copyright 1925 Edgar A. Guest.
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Edgar A. Guest
Anniversaries of Historic Events and Figures
The item lists notable anniversaries including 1825 birth of pantomime star George L. Fox known as Humpty Dumpty, 1866 Prussia's victory over Austria and German unity, 1869 Arctic expedition from St John s Newfoundland, 1875 Washington commander era centennial celebration in Cambridge, and 1890 United Confederate Veterans reunion in Chattanooga.
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George L. Fox
Humpty Dumpty
Boston
Cambridge, Mass
Sadowa
Germany
N. J. Hayes
St. John's Newfoundland
Washington
Cambridge
Mass
United Confederate Veterans
Chattanooga
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