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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
5
An aphoristic note contrasts an old dog learning new tricks with a closed mind. It questions enthusiasm without conviction and the readiness to accept ideas not yet sincerely believed or experienced. The piece explores stubborn prejudice and the struggle to change.
The list recalls Iroquois Champlain era clashes near Ti conderoga, Captain James Cook's voyages, Simter’s 1780 Rocky Mount attack repulsed, Gov George L Woods born in Missouri and later Utah territorial governor dying in Portland in 1890, Rice opera house fire in 1850, and Denver Chamber’s 1893 appeal for free silver coinage.
About 135 employees of New Castle Dry Goodz held their annual picnic at Cascade Park. Doors closed to the public at 1 PM as special cars carried guests to the park. After dinner and races, prize winners were honored by W. Grafton with awards and park tickets.
A narrator and boss discuss muddy river water flowing into a basin and how alum adds a negative charge to fine mud particles. The charged particles flock together, gradually clearing the water as specks grow and sink, illustrating a rudimentary analogy to evolution and orderly natural processes. The scene unfolds with a sense of eerie precision.
A dialogue at a river plant has workers debating electricity, water chemistry, and evidence, challenging each other on what can be proven. The boss emphasizes open questions, while a worker insists on seeing things for himself, noting the stubbornness of theory without proof.
Miss Lillian Ellis owner deaconess at Simpson and Mahoning Methodist churches for three years will move Saturday to Baltimore Maryland to begin duties as superintendent of the High Street Settlement. She will spend August in New York City and Chautauqua Lake before starting September 1.
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