New Castle News Details and Subscriptions
New Castle News published every evening except Sunday at 29 North Mercer Street Ray Conway. Subscriptions listed with weekly and yearly rates. International News Service provides dispatches. office advertises and seeks public notices and correspondence from county.
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The Service of the Stores in Daily Life
A reflective piece on stores as social hubs and engines of progress. It argues merchants connect people, cross class lines, and foster invention by welcoming shoppers as buyers, offering goods at low prices to entice browsing, and letting customers decide the sale.
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Remarkable Money Talks Across Centuries and Nations
A Chicago banker uses the widow's mite to illustrate compound interest growth from ancient times to today. A Paris paper proposes taxing noble titles to fund government needs, noting blue blood would show on tax receipts. The piece also questions law overload, recalls ethereal women, and hints at Shaw's popularity amid other topics.
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Thrift Lessons From Simple Investment Comparisons
A 3 percent return yields 29,113 in thirty years while 5 percent bonds grow to 41,609. The Chicago banker frames thrift in practical terms, showing how steady, disciplined saving rewards youth and builds habits of industry.
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Think driver think signs prompt long absent recall
Safety Sam asks motorists to recall when they last saw a Think driver think sign. The column notes signs have been missing from streets and urges public memory to report sightings to authorities. No specific locations or dates are provided.
Archaic Jumble of Quotes and Quotes on Public Life
A denser, scattered collection of aphorisms, political views, and social commentary. The piece touches on elections in Mercer county, European travel, school and rail service, philosophy bits, court cases on domestic cruelty, and assorted quips about religion, politics, and modern life.
Fragmented musings from a wandering columnist
A jumble of quips and anecdotes cover topics from theater fear of shoes to political skepticism. The piece includes remarks on education honors, old speedsters, heat woes, scams, paying debts, Governor Donahey, Mr Scopes, business ethics, car steering faults, politicians, and a note on lamp posts in Tokyo after prohibition.
Fragmented Sermons and Odd Sayings Echo Past Beliefs
A garbled passage presents quips about income, expense, and judgment, noting old man Bulebeard’s remark Hang the Expense and contrasting talking with thinking. It questions progress from Darwin to Bryan and hints at heightened senses after one is lost, ending with a stray incomplete thought.
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Immortality and superstition in Brisbanes portraits of faith
Arthur Brisbane surveys belief and doubt across cultures from Niagara water to grave digging, cites the Scopes trial, and muses on humanity’s fate. He notes mass superstition, the limits of money in banks, and questions about religious identity of Dudley Field Malone.
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Dr Warren K Lewis Honored by British Chemical Engineers
Dr Warren K Lewis head of MIT chemical engineering department since its founding five years ago receives honorary membership in the British Institution of Chemical Engineers. He graduated from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1905 and earned a PhD from Breslau University in 1904.
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Honorary Members of British Institution of Chemical Engineers
The British Institution of Chemical Engineers elected five honorary members during its existence with Dr Lewis and Prince Conti of Italy being the only ones living outside England.
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The Daily Editorial on Fair Play and Life’s Game
Dr Frank Cranes Daily Editorial argues life is a game with rules where fair play earns trust and respect. It warns cheating destroys reputation, stresses understanding universal laws, and notes happiness lies in playing well rather than winning prizes. Copyright 1925 The McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Press Comments and Opinion Snippets From The Era
A collection of brief quotes spanning foreign policy doubts about war with the United States, fines levied by Uncle Sam, pale references to ancient Sumerians, political rebukes, dietary opinions for hot weather, and a mayoral profanity law pledge. The items reflect editorial voices and public notices in the era.
Anniversaries and Historic Events Highlighted
Simon Bolivar credited as great leader in South African independence born Caracas. Died Dos 17 1830. First through car from the Pacific arrived in New York. Two stage robbers and murderers were lynched by an mob at Redding California.
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Farmers taught by bankers in Nebraska course
A Nebraska State College of Agriculture program trained bankers to study farm economics including land values soil fertility crop rotation and marketing. The idea is bankers advise farmers on what crops to plant and how to raise productivity. A banker in Oklahoma once boosted poultry and livestock ventures, diversifying his town’s farming and boosting bank deposits.
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Consolation for a friend by Edgar A. Guest
Poem in which the speaker consoles a friend over a loved one’s illness and imminent parting. It expresses faith that God keeps the beloved safe, while the speaker and friend endure the ache, praying for strength and comfort as time wounds heal. Copyright 1935 Edgar A. Guest.
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London marriage unites Miss Alica Astor and Prince Obelensky
About one year ago in London, Miss Alica Astor daughter of the late Col John Jacob Astor wed the Russian Prince Sergi P Obelensky. The ceremony linked two prominent families across continents and was widely reported in society circles.
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