New Castle News Daily at The News Company detail
The New Castle News published by The News Company lists staff including Sarah G Treadwell trustee president and George W Conway city editor. It notes office locations on Sycamore Street and Apple Way with Bell telephones for editorial and business offices. Special notice directs that all payments go to The News Co New Castle Pa.
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Sarah G. Treadwell
Pres
Oe Ee
Somos
Osen Weeny
Fred L. Rens
News Co
New Castle
Today's Anniversaries and Russia loan plea analysis
A column contrasts communism with capitalist relief for Russia, arguing production, savings, and private property under capitalism, and cites a naval disaster story. It then lists several historical anniversaries from 1826 to 1920 including Thomas W. Ferry, Thomas Sumter, and Adolfo de la Huerta.
When Knighthood Was in Flower
A fogbound aes ship lies becalmed as a dense mist hides all. A warning siren sounds and another ship emerges cutting the vessel from the mist with a piercing shriek in a tense nautical scene.
Bible Thought For Today Safe Retreat Verse
A SAFE RETREAT Be thou my strong habitation whereunto I may continually resort. Thou art my rock and fortress. Pea 71 3 God’s Infinite Love expressed in John 3 16.
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God
John
Suzzalo Likely Head UC as Barrows Resigns
Dr Henry Suzzalo once president of the University of Washington Seattle is favored to become president of the University of California as Dr Barrows retires. His career spans California Normal School Leland Stanford Yale Teachers College and University of California roles. He led the UW since 1915 amid disintegration and rivalry and has become a civic leader in the Pacific Northwest.
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Henry Suzzalo
University of California
Barrows
University of Washington
Seattle
Suzzalo
California State Normal School
Leland Stanford, I Jr
Teachers College of
Columbia University
California
Yale University
Pacific Northwest
Tulsa race riots remembered in recent year report
One year ago a race riot in Tulsa Oklahoma caused many deaths. The Supreme Court of the United States upheld prohibitive tax features of the Volstead Act.
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Tulsa
Okla
Supreme Court of U. S&s
Foley Cathartic Tablets Help Indigestion Woes
Henry C. Thorne of Boston reports relief from indigestion and related symptoms after using Foley Cathartic Tablets. The ad claims the pills cleanse the bowels sweeten the stomach and invigorate the liver with no pain or nausea and are not habit forming.
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Henry C. Thorne
Harrison Ave
Boston
Mass
Spain Doctors Serve Poor Without Charge
Physicians in Spain are described as underpaid yet expected to attend poorer classes free of charge, highlighting a conflict between remuneration and public service obligations.
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Spain
The Garden Talk and Rural Sift Through Town Letters
A collage of notes and musings from Cascade Park to New Castle blends garden imagery with local humor and opinion. The writer praises children’s play in a yard while lamenting a lack of laughter and asserts that real beauty lies in the youngsters at play. It also teases upcoming Fourth of July preparations, tax jokes, local club chatter, and a humorous golf anecdote featuring Fred Rentz and Doc Parlett, ending with a long golf story involving a mis-shot and banter about grammar and elocution.
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Fred Rentz
News Co
Fred
Billi Moffatt
Bill
Doe Parlett
Doe
Doc Purvis
Joe
Doc
John L Distance Farr
Doc Parlett
Mexico
Ben Graham
Ben
Kentucky farm hand supports family on dollar a day
A Kentucky farm hand works for one dollar daily to support his wife and two children. His income is supplemented by oil royalties averaging 51 dollars per day, easing the financial burden.
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Kentucky
When a Man Dies He Should Leave Affairs Clear
A guiding thought on arranging a departed person’s affairs so heirs and loved ones can explain them without embarrassment to those who have a right to know. The statement emphasizes clarity and transparency in estate matters.
June Arrives with Roses Brides and Earned Vehicle Debts
A festive note welcomes June with roses and weddings while implying a wish to prioritize money owed on automobiles over what is spent on them. The brief blends seasonal sentiment with a financial digression about auto debts.
Maggie Jiggs Inspires Harsh Husband Teasing Remark
A North Platte Nebraska woman requests help with mice and her husband reacts with a beating. The piece uses Maggie Jiggs as a satirical comparison to a temperamental wife, highlighting gendered humor and domestic tension.
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North Platte
Nebraska
Maggie Jiggs
Abe Martin Quips On Home Displays Amid Crime Wave
Abe Martin jokes that people do not need a receiving set to join the crime wave as he notes the Home exhibit showcases everything for the home under the sun including Bibles and marble top tables. The piece blends humor with a reflection on domestic goods and current social concerns.
Wampum crossing watchman debate and local notes
A collection of brief local remarks mentions placing a crossing watchman at Wampum after a deadly incident and references to the Lehigh Valley wreck, river coal production in 1921, a cemetery theft fund, symbolic tar and feathering, and J. B. brand cattle roundup remarks with ranching imagery.
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Wampum
Lehigh Valley
Rural roads need better protection for farmers
Idle highways risk to rural residents as high powered cars operate on improved roads. Last summer several men halted a car in front of a Frizzleburg farmhouse and one man entered the orchard to deliberately strip the sole apple tree.
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Frizzleburg
Desperate Theft in County Sparks Farmer Alarm
In a countywide incident a house wife pleaded with a man not to take apples from her orchard as they were all she had. After the last apple was stolen, the men loaded fruit into a car and drove off. The report notes such depredations are common and calls for measures to protect farmers.
Sharks Seen Offshore As Child Warned To Stay Back
The passage notes that many sharks in the Pacific and Indian Oceans are said to grow to sixty feet yet remain harmless. It expresses a preference to see them near a bell buoy rather than close to a child.
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Pacific
Indian Oceans
Poppies and Girl Scouts On Memorial Day
The fragment mentions Ellwood and Memorial Day with poppies and Girl Scouts selling items. It hints at local observances and community volunteers as sale ladies.
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Ellwood
Salea Ladies
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South Mount
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Virginia
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Palm Beach
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Gabardines
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