City zoning plan eyed as hearings near for New Castle
The New Castle News reports the city zoning plan nearing completion and open for public inspection. It urges property owners to study the plan, attend hearings by the zoning commission and city council, and offer criticisms or suggestions before adoption. It notes concerns about drunken drivers, parking, and the need for careful public input.
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Ruscegert
New Castle
Zoning Commission
Lawrence County
Keeping to Right Side on Highway Courtesy
The piece urges strong enforcement to curb road hogs who block passing. It notes older chivalry faded and holiday traffic increases need for police action. Horn use is suggested for courteous drivers. aggressive approaches require traffic enforcement to restore order.
Five cent sandwich return sparks mystery of ham slice
Boston announces the return of a five cent sandwich while readers wonder about the missing old-fashioned ham slice. A car can shorten a two hour rip to twenty minutes, yet two hours may be spent seeking parking. Many Koreans sleep on railroad tracks, citing economy and no porter tips.
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Boston
America Needs No Help Amid Global Disasters
A compact, period voice asserts American dominance in relief responses after Europe’s war damage, Japan’s earthquake, and crises in China, Santa Barbara, Lorain and Illinois. It contrasts American generosity with others, noting the United States led reconstruction, feeding, and rebuilding efforts without surrendering to fate.
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United States
America
Europe
China
Santa Barbara
Illinois
Lorain
France
Belgium
Tokio
Trials and modernists in the Scopes case sparks abroad
Arthur Brisbane notes the Scopes trial and Darrow seeking a modernist juror while Britain laughs at America. He compares the case to a French judge and a sow accused of eating a child, arguing against prohibiting teaching evolution as folly. He condemns land monopolies and hunting restrictions as equally absurd.
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Scopes
Darrow
Steubenville Gazette closes leaving one daily paper
A long page of satirical jabs notes the Steubenville Ohio Gazette ending after 1865 publication, reducing the city to a single daily newspaper. It riffs on politics, prohibition, travel, science, and humor, mentioning Hannibal Missouri monuments and California letters.
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Steubenville, O
Steubenville
One Year Ago U S Aviators Reach Paris Globetrot
A report recalls a year ago when American aviators completed a Paris rendezvous highlighting U S aviation feats. George W Olvany was selected as leader of Tammany Hall guiding party operations.
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Better is dry morse and quiet ness than a house full
A terse phrase contrasts restraint with abundance, hinting at a moral about tempo and severity. The text presents a compact pairing of dry morse and calmness against excessive sacrifice and noise, suggesting a nuanced take on restraint over ostentation.
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Sirife
Owen Wister Reaches 63rd Milestone in Naval History
The Day's News notes Owen Wister, a prominent American naval figure and writer, reaching his 63rd milestone. Wister, a Philadelphia native with European schooling and Harvard graduation, entered literature by accident after leaving the university in 1892.
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Philadelphia
Europe
Harvard
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Sgellin's Path From Law to Navalist Fame
Sgellin left for study abroad to become a musical critic before health changes steered him to Harvard and law. After one year in the Far West he returned, completed a law course, began practice, then quit law for literature. He wrote stories and sketches of the West, gaining fame with The Virginia and Lady Hartford, establishing a notable navalist reputation.
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Foor
Far West
Harvard
Sty
West
Virginia
Hartimore
Fire, fire, and the half that holds it in the stick
Dr Frank Cranes daily editorial discusses how a spark needs a ready inflammable base and a supporting audience or followership. It compares fire making to locomotives and cars and argues that genius requires others to recognize and sustain it. It cites Liszt Paderewski and Yeats with a note on persistence. Copyright 1925. by The McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Ernaen
Liszt
Paderewski
Iseye
McClira Newspaper Syndicate
The World And The Mud Puddles Some Great Automobile Economy Opinion
A reminiscence on July 4th compares autos with horses and Brewster buggies, noting rising car values and widespread credit. It cites two billion dollars in auto credits, numerous finance companies, and high costs to operate. The piece links oil production growth to gasoline demand, concluding the automobile industry is a major business.
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Tammon
Surrey
Brewster
United States
America
Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Sedera
Poem fragment praising Grace and health through childhood
A fragmentary devotional verse praising Grace at Breninz and the beauties of creation. It appeals to the innocence of childhood for health strength and laughter, ending with a prayer of thanks.
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Breninz
Anniversaries Highlight Historic Births and Deaths
A compact list marks anniversaries and notable dates from history including the Bastille storming in 1789 and figures such as Thomas Fielding Scott, Henry Dufour, Newton Booth, and John H. Gear. It notes electoral events, governors, and a 1903 Dispensary law resistance, followed by a brief card of thanks from Mrs. Seatie Hammond for support after a death.
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Paris
Thomas Fielding Scott
Oregon
Washington
New York
Tredel County
N. C
Henry Dufour
Napoleon Tit
Salt Lake City
Newton Booth
California
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Sacramento
Salem
Gov. Tilman
South Carolina
John H. Gear
Towa
Washington, D. C
Ibsen N.Y
Unclear excerpt on opinion and sources
Fragmentary text discusses claims about truth in print and theory versus practice. Mentions voice of God, tax policy, public spending, and religious controversy. Lacks concrete people places or events to identify.
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God
Fair Days Set As Political Field At The Fair
The notice hopes for a strong turnout of politicians at upcoming fair days from September 9 to 12. It hints at lively campaign activity and a robust field of contenders. The message also thanks neighbors for condolences and charitable gestures following the passing of John M. Waters, signed by the Waters family.
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Ann
John M. Waters
Waters
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