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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
4
Public notice lists the newspaper office address at the corner of Sycamore Street and Apple Way with telephones for editorial and library services. It designates Bell Phone numbers 22 and 150 for citizens and 56 for the library.
Community rally fell short of its goal to raise the entire amount for sending the New Castle High School band to Chicago. Citizens voiced strong support for the ensemble, praising its high calibre and urging an opportunity to compete with top nationwide bands.
President Harding will be the first national leader to visit Alaska, drawing national attention as 100 million eyes follow. The government railroad to Fairbanks now opens vast agricultural valleys and mineral-rich Nenana and Nanana regions, signaling real development and new settlement potential in a state long famed for its rugged image.
A Roatan safety bulletin recalls Galatians 6 on bearing one another's burdens. It notes a worker who could not use goggles while seeing now loses sight, highlighting safety and perception challenges.
A string of whimsical notes touches on late gardens and timely weeds, road advice for a horse era, charity fueling home saxophone play, and Trotsky era war talk seen as empty. A French sky map supposedly catalogs 500000 heavenly bodies and refutes the moon’s green cheese myth, while Moscow’s plan to sovietize earth risks starving Rusala.
A playful poem on marriage vows and enduring love contrasts with a stream of letters and comic observations from Castle Hill Pennsylvania. The piece mixes wedding muse with editor notes, fishing tale, and local folklore, reflecting 1920s newspaper humor and community chatter.
A list of notable anniversaries and events including 1833 John M. Harlan birth and career, 1866 Fenian invasion at Fort Erie, 1868 James Buchanan death, 1878 Joseph Howe appointment, 1879 Prince Imperial death, 1898 Thomas W. Keene birth and career, 1901 Orient robbery near Constantinople, 1917 Kronstadt seizure by workers and soldiers.
Bishop Joseph Hartzell, aged 1, announced plans to return to Africa where he served twenty years as missionary bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He trained at Illinois Wesleyan University and Garrett Biblical Institute, aided Freedmen's and Southern Education work, and was elected missionary bishop in 1896.
A retrospective note recalls General Li Yuan Hung taking the presidency of China a year ago. It also mentions forest fire tragedies that claimed lives in Washington and Oregon, highlighting regional fire losses.
Abe Martin notes the cost of living has jumped 57 percent yet remains far from its true value. He wryly comments on etiquette guides for introductions and the awkward moment when someone says I am glad to meet you, claiming familiarity with your wife.
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