Daily News brief from New Castle Pa advert and notices
Fragmentary newspaper entry lists subscription rates and mailing details for a New Castle daily, notes Telegraph and Cable Service from International News Service, and carries public correspondence from county matters. Mentions address Mercer Street and circulation bureau memberships.
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Car Ip Cne
International
Bole Forel Advertising
Lindanatein, Inc
Mad Jeon Aye
New York City
Audit Bureaurat
Pub- Makers’ Association
Aoe International News Service
Raven
Pinchot Pepper Senate Nomination Duel Begins
The Pennsylvanians Governor Pinchot and Senator Pepper exchange caustic letters signaling likely Republican bid for the U.S. Senate. Though neither has announced, the sharp correspondence foreshadows a high stakes battle as both are national figures with potential beyond Pennsylvania.
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Gifford Pinchot
United States
George Wharton Pepper
Pepper
Coolidge
Pinchot
Senate
Pennsylvania
The
Public Ledger
Penn
Tragedies of Life Lay Bare Hidden Victims
The article contrasts public calm with private sorrow and cites real life tragedies from natural disasters to a fallen figure, Russell Scott, whose rise and fall from wealth to convicted murderer illustrate life’s deeper tragedies. It notes everyday tragedies among athletes and outdoor enthusiasts as ongoing human dramas.
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Santa Barbara
Illinois
Shakespeare
Russell Scott
Private telephone growth and life’s burdens echoed in prose
The piece muses on how tragedy tests endurance and contrasts it with the blind and impoverished. It surveys global telephone expansion, noting the US holds 63 percent of lines and private capital dominates 71 percent of worldwide lines, then digresses into aphorisms and odd facts about social manners and cheese varieties.
Anniversaries of Famous Figures and Events 1875 1923
A compact roll of notable anniversaries listing Eugene idocq born 1885 died 1887 in Paris the steam boat Enterprise arriving at Charleston Isaac Singer obituary born Oswego 1814 died Torquay 1875 Gen Grant death Mt McGregor 1883 first pneumatic tires by John Boyd Dunlop Sir R A Souiras resignation 1923.
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Eugene
Vigilance Committee of
San Francisco
U.S. Grant
United States
Mt. McGregor
N.Y
Point Pleasant
John Boyd Dunlop
Belfast
Ireland
R. A. Souiras
Newfoundland
Safety Sam Says drives off without horn honk
A wry citizen quips about a driver who exits an alley without blasting the horn, suggesting the noisy habit is unnecessary in this era. The remark captures local attitudes toward cautious driving and street etiquette.
Scopes Monkey Trial Recalled by Arthur Brisbane
Arthur Brisbane recalls the Scopes Monkey trial and Bryan's role, noting Darwin, Bryan, and Darrow shaped public thought. He questions biblical literalism, Joshua, and sun motion while remarking on Henry Ford pursuing government ships and French moves in a broad, opinionated column with historical flair.
Fragmented hints and quips from a 1920s column
A jumble of social observations and remarks on fashion labor politics and motors. The piece skewers gender roles, China and Japan, gas prices and consumer costs, sports and crime notes, with jokes about dancing knees modern slang and public notices sprinkled throughout. It reads like a late era newspaper squib page.
Just Folks at Edgar A. Guest poem read aloud
A playful poem by Edgar A. Guest from 1926 about a child Janet waking a sleepy parent with cheerful morning greetings. The piece centers on a tender father daughter moment, the joy of dawn, and the comforting routine of morning affection.
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Juuat
Edgar A. Guest
Sentence Sermons on Obedience and Hope
A reflective piece about the perils of obedience, suspicion, and self belief. It warns that restraint brings trouble and disappointment while independence invites hope, goodness, and genuine friendship, urging self trust over naive optimism.
Germany and Poland in the League and land reform
The piece cites German crowds shouting Deutsch and support for Germany joining the League of Nations. It notes Poland is parceling big estates and enabling thirteen million peasants to buy land, likening Poland’s actions to historical Sweden during Charles XII and Peter the Great. It comments on Poland’s terrain and movement of armies.
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Ruhr
Germany
Tha
League of Nations
United States
Poland
Sweden
Charles the Twelfth
Peter the Great
Charles
Florize von Reuter A Musical History Maker In San Diego
In San Diego on July 10 a notable musical history moment occurred when Florize von Reuter impressed an audience at the New Mexico Building in Balboa Park for Mr. Lyman J. Gage’s celebration. Western impresario Len Behymer praised von Reuter as a superb violin genius, comparing him favorably with Kreisler and Zimbalist. Von Reuter, a German by parentage and U.S. citizen by birth, faced a passport scare en route with Mr. Gage’s help, as officials questioned his nationality before deeming him a guest of honor.
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Florizes von Reuter
United States
San Diego
California
Florize
Euter
Lyman J. Gage
Meézlco
Balboa Park
von Reuter
Len Behymer
Gege
Cils
America
Gage
Frit Kreisler
Zimbaliat
Florizei Yor Reuter
Kreisler
Zimbalist
Behymer
Tettrazini
San Francisco
Perfor Tienen
Tettramol
Caven Garden
Hammerstein
Daude
Vom Reuter
Atlantic
Canal
Mr. Gage
Crisen
Egypt
Joseph
Los Angeles
Paderewski
von Renter
Gere
Gane
Yor Reuter
von Renuter
Reflections on Virtue and Humility in Daily Life
Dr. Frank Crane muses on balance and restraint in talent and learning. He cites Herbert Spencer and a club billiards anecdote to warn against excess, noting prejudice against college graduates and urging humility, adaptability, and loving humanity over dazzling superiority. The piece, copyright 1925, from The McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Herbert Spencer
Spencer
Mr. Spencer
Colege
Kingdom of Heaven
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Sir Henry Thornton Approved for Extra Term as CNR President
The Day notes Sir Henry Thornton, chosen by the Canadian government for another term as President of the Canadian National Railways, will receive a salary equal to the U.S. president. Born in Philadelphia, he trained in the United States and gained renown for electrifying Long Island lines. He later led Britain’s Great Eastern Railway before returning to Canada in 1922 to head government railways.
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Sir Henry Thornton
Natonal Railways
United States
Teles
Canada
Government Railways
Press Comment and Mixed Uproar Across Papers
A collage of clipped remarks shows press comment on beer demands and prohibition, Senate trips to Europe, a judge muttering in debate, and anti trust fines. It notes American critics of Chinese policy and public reactions across various papers.
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Louisville Courier-Joural
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