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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1918
Page
2
A chaotic scanned page from The News Company New Castle edition features World War I era editorials urging resilience. It argues Americans must stay steadfast, citing Allied battles and the Lafayette salute, while praising soldiers and urging moral resolve amid German advances. The piece also muses on war-time aviation and postwar mail service dreams, with broad social commentary and local notices interwoven.
Windred sidenia of the University of Washington discusses summer preparation in Yakima valley including picking and packing. Major Connell of Scranton imposes an order forbidding girls from kicking boys as they pass trains. Miss Margaret Duiming of Portland represents Oregon at the International Fuel Association convention in Chicago. French women are being trained in building trades to aid reconstruction after the war.
June memories of weddings, fashion, and town chatter fill the page. The prose paints a romantic bridal scene with roses, gowns, and a community watching, while aside commentary touches on wartime morale, fashion, and local notices.
The item lists multiple events across cities including anniversaries, laws, concerts, and commencements tied to the Great War. Highlights include a New York music show opening for a week, North Carolina primaries, a draft call of 6000 to France, a grand baccalaureate sermon in New Orleans, and LSU dedicating a service flag for 600 students and alumni. It also notes a notable wedding in New York and a large Mendelssohn concert at Polo Grounds for War Savings.
A fragment lists dates of birth and death for figures such as Gen John D B Foyt and Redfield Proctor, notes a Madison appeal for war against England, mentions the Texas constitutional framing under Reconstruction, and records the death of James Gordon Bennett. Berlin reports German fort captures at Verdun end the fragment.
In The Day's News reports dalla C Lathrop has been honored with election to the vice presidency of the National Conference on Social Work. She has led the Bureau of the Department at Labor in Washington since its creation in 192? and is noted as a sociological and civic worker. A native of Illinois, she began her career with Miss Jane Addams at Hull House Miraga to study social problems locally and abroad. She long served on the Illinois state board of charities and helped organize the Chicago School of Philanthropy and Chicago's juvenile child system.
An ad style notice lists rooms for rent in multiple units. Contact details include phone numbers and locations such as Eaglea clad and Mildeed Yards. The fragmentary copy suggests a playful late night venue theme with titles Brave and Hold and Dowie Macy Mekford.
The passage recalls the Enfield rifle and British weaponry as transplanted to Bog ram b a Vermont son under supervision. It notes the early U S War of 1812 when only 65 West Point graduates served and regulars rarely saw battle, and during the Revolution educated officers depended on European soldiers of fortune who were paid high ranks and salaries.
British forces delivered heavy fire on Ypres and Arms sectors as workmen and soldiers seized Kran slat while the Russian fortress defended Petrograd and repudiated the provisional government.
Rev. P. B. McAllister of the First Baptist urges heart allegiance over mere denomination in a Sunday evening address. He critiques church monopoly and questions defending the church, linking soldiers’ faith to a broader Christian duty amid wartime action and Bahization movements.
Do these organizations or individuals have to be affiliated with the church to hear Christ's well done. On Sunday night the Protected Home Circle will go to the bunks for their annual memorial service. Rev. McAllister will start the service this Sunday and the remainder of the summer will begin at eight o'clock.
Youngstown area officers and Pennsylvania state police pursue Waller Richardson, a Black man, who killed John Tarbas of Newtown, Pa. in Washington Street, then fled after a shootout that killed deputy sheriff Dargas. Richardson fled to Strathere and eluded capture despite police pursuit.
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