New Castle News and Publishing Company Details
The New Castle News, published daily except Sunday at 2 North Mercer Street, announces subscriptions and circulation terms. It is operated by The News Company, claims exclusive rights to International News Service dispatches, and invites public correspondence while urging payments via The News Co. in New Castle Pennsylvania.
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Latter & W. Treadwall
Allcy Treadwell
Jacobs, Rentz
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New Castle
Tiging Reprassendenstein, Inc
Madjson Aga
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Merber American
Pub Ushers’ Association
International
Newe Service
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La Follette Jr Declared Senate Candidate After Death
Announcement that Robert M. La Follette Jr. will seek the Wisconsin senate seat left vacant by his father’s death drew note that the widow will not run. The piece argues for merit over lineage and questions “crown prince” politics in seeking high office. It also discusses postwar rubber price tensions with Britain and America’s risk of bearing Britain’s war debt via economic retaliation.
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Robert
M. la Follette
Senate
Young la Follette
Congress
Ié Young la Follette
Wisconsin
Commonwealth
United States Congress
United States Senate
United States
Rubber price pressure risk amid U S cotton market leverage
The piece argues the United States, as the largest crude rubber user, could retaliate against Britain’s rubber imports if forced. It notes Britain relies on American cotton for bread and butter and suggests Americans can bear higher costs for rubber more than Britain can endure higher cotton prices.
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America
United States
Great Britain
England
The Busy American and the Quiet Mind
An essay reflecting on American restlessness and the pursuit of time to think. It contrasts busy city life with leisurely crowds abroad, cautions that mind cures may not replace reflection, and urges individuals to slow down to gain purpose and avoid losing caste amid constant movement.
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Mr. Young
London
Sentence Sermons by Rev Roy D Smith Reflective maxims
A compact, period tone reminiscence with brief moral reflections. The piece offers aphorisms on self awareness, equality with subordinates, handling requests, accepting critique, facing facts early, and choosing calm over worry. It reads as a set of brief, reflective maxims from Rev Roy D Smith.
Safety Sam Says on Kids Hit by Fast Cars
A blunt column notes the odds of children being struck by speeding vehicles and criticizes the tendency to blame the injured child rather than the driver, urging caution and accountability for drivers.
Quips and Conflicts From The Shenango Valley Page
A reader’s collection of local jokes and opinions covers politics and party loyalty, licensing and parking woes, housing and hospital talk, marriages, social habits, and a joke-laden critique of public figures. It notes a proposed hospital site, salary debates for city officials, and urban lore about animals and manners, all in a brisk, homespun voice.
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Shenango Valley Hospital
The Caller and the Dead Civilizations Theme
The fragment reflects on how some avoid praise, ponder whether greatness is inheritable, and note the challenge to shock audiences as a playwright. It hints at weariness with old ideas and the burden of renewal in art.
Evolution in Assassin and the Horrible Today
Arthur Brisbane comments on public perception of crime and political rhetoric in 1925, noting sensationalism around violent acts and the aura of danger. He critiques media sensationalism and the potential impact on national mood and governance.
Death stroke tests and moral quarrels in a stormy era
A fragmented critique of naval experiments called the death stroke and a call for war as a deterrent. The piece rails against universal assumptions about fishing, cites Mr Bryan, discusses Pan American Oil in Mexico, big steel profits, and rubber prices, then skewers wage cuts, paper money microbes, and a chlorine cure chamber for colds, finishing with a musing on Kawasaki-like self-harm.
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Pan-American, Oil Co
Mexico
United States
Steel
Europe
Gol
Gitchrist
Bes
New York
Press Comment Bars First Aerials in New Orleans Item
A jumble of quotes from multiple newspapers notes on gambling, currency, and politics. The New Orleans item discusses the first aerials and municipal head premiums.
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New Orleans
Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger
Newspaper Snippets Reflect Political Quips and White House Decor
A garbled collage of quotes shows the Atlanta Constitution mocking a dogfight stance, the Dallas News noting a White House upgrade in period furniture, and Canada reacting to a bear business while public thirst remains unsatisfied.
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Canada
Atlanta Constitution
White House
Dallas News
Just Folks By Edgar A Guest. At a grate fire
A nostalgic verse reflecting on aging and the childlike joy of building a fire. The speaker recalls Sam Tam and Tig, imagining flames as human hopes, and notes the warmth of home and shared songs. He contrasts youth’s dreams with later melancholy, yet finds comfort in memories and the joy of dream recaptured.
The World And The Mud Puddies
The article argues that concerns from political economists and speculators over prices in cotton wheat and rubber markets are overstated. It asserts that high profits prompt increased production worldwide, which will eventually lower prices. It notes drought in Texas may reduce cotton and warns about reliance on imports, while rubber demand and British control influence markets but profits drive further supply.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
A Ee
Texas
Arizona
Texan
Hal
Russia
Argentine
Australia
United States
Washington
Great Britain
Westminster
Bible Thought for Today They that wait on the Lord renew strength
A devotional note cites Isaiah 40 31 promising renewed strength for those who rely on the Lord. It uses a periodical style to encourage perseverance and spiritual endurance.
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Soustains
Tsatah
Anniversaries list historic dates and deaths
A compact annals page lists milestones and births from 1491 to 1889, noting Ignatius Loyola, Andrew Johnson, Robert Taylor, and Liszt. It covers treaties and battles, including Breda and Detroit, plus a railroad disaster near a city, with dates and brief biographical details.
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Ignatius Loyola
Rome
Spain
Breda
Nova Scotia
France
Penobscot
Detroit
Robert L. Taylor
Tennessee
United States
East
Andrew Johnson
Maj General Sir Frederick Maurie Arrives to Lecture on Armament
Major General Sir Frederick Maurie travels to America to deliver lectures on problems of armament at Williams College as part of the annual Institute of Politics. The British officer’s career spans 1892 to 1915 with rapid promotions, dispatch mentions, and multiple clasps and honors. He served in the Tirah campaign and the South African War, then became Companion of the Royal Order and a prolific writer and critic.
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Frederick Maurie
America
Williams College
Cary
Tirah
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Opportunity
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State Hughes
Brussels
Arthur Brisbane
American, Inc
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New England
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Academy of Medicine
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Washington Post
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
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Baltimore
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Abe Martin
Tilford
Florida
Dr. Frank Crane
Edgar A. Guest
Sam
Tam
Edgar A, Guest
Bible Thought
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