New Castle News The News Company personnel and thrift essay
The New Castle News announces staff roles at The News Company in New Castle Pa including Fred L Rentz as editor and manager and Lucy Treadwell Ray as treasurer with Raymond Treadwell as secretary. It also discusses thrift in America citing savings, home ownership, and insurance, and laments government spending while praising private expertise contributing to the White House renovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Rentz
W. Treadwell
Lucy Treadwell Ray
Jacob F. Rentz
Mgr
Asut
T. Ray
George W. Conway
New Castle
International News Service
Hole Foreign Advertising Representative
G. Lindenstein, Inc
Madison Ave
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Renovating White House Budget Sparks Debate
Congress set aside 50000 dollars for rebuilding the president's residence as Coolidge resisted a larger sum. While experts warned for more, the public and officials disagreed, and Washington reporters discovered further details of the plan.
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White House
Swampscott
Congress
Coolidge
Washington
Americans prefer focus on home business says Brisbane
Arthur Brisbane notes London Daily News critique of Coolidge July address but argues the U S president has mastered domestic matters. He emphasizes the priority of tending to U S concerns and keeping out of foreign entanglements, citing D W Mulvaney Kansas GOP praise for continued leadership and a nod to third term questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
London Daily News
Coolidge
Europe
United States
Newspaper Talk of Life and Politics in New Castle
A long miscellany of social witticisms, local business notes, and reflections on aging, politics, and daily life. It mentions President Coolidge potentiality for 1928, local bread plant activity on Sampson Street, and a curb market in Sharon. Also riffs on taxis, newspapers’ role in publicity, and everyday curiosities.
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Coolidge
Pennsylvania
Sharon
Youngatown
New Ca
Anniversaries and world events across history
Read a collage of notable anniversaries and events from 1758 to 1930s. Highlights include Fort Ticonderoga defenses by the French, Shelley's birth, Oregon's first governor, Dallas fire impact, Jeannette Arctic voyage, Boston’s old company reception, Missouri capital punishment law, Harding in Alaska, debates on presidential term limits, religious trials in Russia, Canada beer trade notes, early archaeology insights, Darwin versus creationist debates, divorce remarriage debates, Chicago bankers reward stance, and Mexico’s train sabotage incident. The piece blends political, scientific, and social observations with varied dates and places.
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Abercrombie
Fort Ticonderoga
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Leghorn
Italy
Surrey
England
John Whateaker
Oregon
Dallas
Texas
Jeannette
Sn Francisco
Arctic
Arliligry Company
Boston
Queen Victoria
Windsor
Missouri
Harding
Alaska
A Trained Conscience Poem by Edgar A Guest
A 1925 Edgar A Guest verse explores deceit and conscience, warning that cheating brings internal torment while outward praise masks inner shame. The text frames honesty over cunning and notes self pride outweighs crowd approval.
Safety Sam Says Aint It Odd About Respect and Danger
A humorous line notes how people show respect for horses yet scorn the deadly speed of trains and trolley cars. The remark contrasts admiration for animals with fear of mechanical transport dangers.
Irish-American Lawyer Set for Swopes Trial Defense
Dudley Field Malanea, famed for defending John T. Swopes in the Tennessee evolution teaching case, emerges as a clever Irish-American attorney who first gained notice as New York City’s city attorney. He is expected to figure prominently in the defense strategy seeking to challenge the statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Field Malanea
John T. Swopes
New York
Brief biographical sketch of a U.S. official and lawyer
The subject was called to serve in the Department of State under Mr. Bryan but stayed only a few months. President Wilson later appointed him collector of the Port of New York, a post he resigned over policy differences regarding militant suffragists. In the Wilson campaign he proved an effective orator, and after retirement he worked as a divorce lawyer in Paris.
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Department of State
Bryan
Wilson
Wim F
Port of New York
Washington
Wfe
Parla
When War Bravery Turns To Peacetime Crime
Dr Frank Crane reflects on heroes punished for actions deemed right by them yet illegal. He cites Jesus Socrates Nathan Hale and spies, noting bravery in war can contrast with peacetime crime. A Newark embezzler once honored for valor shows shifting civic judgment. Society prioritizes self preservation over moral stance. too conformist a fault.
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Episcopal Church
Jesus
Socrates
Nathan Hale
Vermont
Newark
England
Aoman
McClure
Sentence Ser m ons You Can Never Know True Love
A compact, dated style meditation on love and happiness urging devotion beyond material things. It contrasts enduring joy with unreciprocated affection and the bittersweet ache of ungrateful offspring. The piece reads as a reflective moral aphorism for readers.
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Hite
World And The Mud Puddles The World And The Mud Puddles
Europeans alarmed by the popularity of American films abroad protest that trade follows the flag. The article notes projected American film exports reaching 100,000,000 and describes rapid, on the wing filming during the Santa Barbara earthquake. It emphasizes speed, market power, and the high costs of competing productions like The Ten Commandments.
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Jmovie Bara
Pictures Daily
Ganta Barbara
Califernia
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Ange
Restless
Daring
Janeces
Alwa
Alert Uo
United States
Chewton Chews Raspberry Cake Sale by Ladies Aid Society
Members of the Chewron Christian church plan an all day raspberry cake sale at the church basement on Friday evening July 9 hosted by the Ladies Aid Society led by President Mrs. Kate Henson. The note also lists local visits and moves among residents including Rev A C Young family in Hiram Q visiting Coulter and Durbin households and Gillespie family moving from Elswood City to 75 William Ford.
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Chewron Cartian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Chewron Christian Church
Allias
Kate Henson
Anna Martin
Genevieve
Harpenrothem
A. C. Young
Carl Kear
Frank Smith
East Palestine
C. P. Durbin
Thomas Gillespie
Elswood City
William Ford
Foremer
V. Browdren
Turkey Hill
P. W. Guy
Frank Kellener
Monaco
Ros Newton
Newport
Erie Motorist Reports Accident
An Erie motorist reports a collision at Mill and Washington streets where a vehicle, unable to stop in time, bumped a machine bearing license. The report notes the incident as a minor property damage event amid observations on youth.
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Mill
Washington Streets
One Year Ago Aviators Reached Bagdad
A brief note recalls U S aviators reaching Bagdad a year ago as part of global travels. The piece contrasts political debates in Britain with social life, noting women’s hardships and a witty line about the model girl and wife.
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