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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
4
A local editorial urges action to close the dangerous Black Hole swimming site after repeated drownings in New Castle and Lawrence County. It discusses police power to bar swimming, advocates safety first, and calls for competent guards at public beaches while noting the broader risk to children and the community.
A rambling column blends social observations with quips on politics and culture. It muses about memory, youth, bobbed hair, and the perils of public life, weaving in noted figures and playful asides while reflecting a busy era's mood and concerns.
June brings ripening cherries and regal peonies with fragrant air. Roses of many varieties thrive as wheat fields sway under sun. Birds sing at daybreak and vesper, while June Also marks commencements across schools and universities with students delivering valedictories on world problems and solutions.
Poem notes that true friends are rare and enduring through life's storms while many acquaintances fade, with loyalty and love as the lasting treasure.
A fragment notes a persistent prosecuting stance influencing public perception. It references Vaughan, suggesting past trouble and questions about moral standards amid legal pressures. The item hints at political or legal discourse without clear names or dates.
A clipped noir note lists sensational lines about a hanging witnessed by 50 000 people and a grim catalog of crime and tragedy. The fragmentary item hints at early 20th century shock journalism and social fear reflected in Brisbane’s era.
ABE MARTIN reports on evolving theories and religious debates led by Bryan and others amid political and global chaos. The column mocks sensational views, notes Bulgaria’s hangings and crowd sentiment, and jokes about British profit and military waste while hinting at broader social issues.
The Day's News notes the appointment of Field Marshal Baron Plum er as High Commissioner for Fatestiie, highlighting his reputation as the "Dandy General" and his standing among the army. The piece reflects on his long service and popularity, marking a significant career milestone.
Shal rose through ranks from 1876 entering service to command roles in multiple campaigns. He served in the Egyptian expedition of 1884 and trained Matabeleland rebel forces during the South African War. In France he led the Third Hundred Army Corps and the Second Army in the 1917 Ypres defense and Messines offensive, later commanding Italian forces before returning to the British front.
Dr Frank Crane argues that human frailty includes temptation and error but true help comes from those who resist and overcome. A moral guide must embody struggle against vice, not merely admit temptation, to offer real strength. This excerpt reflects 1925 McClure Newspaper Syndicate language on virtue, temptation, and exemplary conduct.
Short devotional note cites Psalm 27 14 urging faith and trust in the Lord, encouraging reliance on divine guidance. The fragment emphasizes perseverance, prayer, and spiritual steadfastness for daily life.
The column notes historic events and births tied to anniversaries, mentioning Hagland purchasing the Isle of Man in 1765, a 1794 British victory under Lord Howe, and General David Stanley with ties to Chester Ohio. It references dates, places, and figures as part of a daily anniversary roundup.
The column criticizes Senator Borah and his stance on the Federal Trade Commission. It notes Borah's call to abolish the Commission to curb political influence and questions motives behind Senate resolutions. The piece mentions Humphrey and tensions with Shipstead La Follette Norris and insurgent groups.
Farry S. Fisher of San Diego writes from 1829 Fourth Street recounting Pennsylvania meeting details, local social life, and California growth. He notes Pepper Grove Park June 20 picnic, San Diego’s booming economy and winter work shortage, Balboa Park features, and plans for the Shrines Conclave in Los Angeles with bands and a massive show. The missive ends with a brief obituary notice of the Prince Imperial.
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