The News Co New Castle Special Notice and Subscriptions
Publication detail for The News Co New Castle Pa including pricing options for daily and mail subscriptions, office address at 29 North Mercer Street Bell Phones Private Exchange, foreign advertising rep Lindenstein Inc New York, and a note directing checks and communications to The News Co New Castle rather than individuals.
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New York City
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Go On To School a Call to New Castle Pupils
The article urges more than ten thousand New Castle public school students to continue education beyond graduation. It stresses the value of staying in school, pursuing college for graduates, and completing the high school course to avoid future regrets.
Fire losses soar in the United States in 1924
The piece notes that last year fire losses topped half a billion dollars, the worst since 1906, with the San Francisco catastrophe cited at about 6598 million. It cites the National Board of Fire Underwriters and President Smith urging nationwide public education to reduce waste and arson prosecutions, and hopes for brighter 1924 figures.
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Lars
San Francisco Ca
Random reflections on power and life in a small town
A string of opinion snippets contrasts boss politics with personal ambition, notes on wealth, life extension lore, fashion advice, and grim anecdotes about suicide by car. The author ponders leadership, manipulation, and fatal outcomes in everyday society.
From Cascade Park to Gilded Gentries Reflections
A breezy crowding of fragments covers Cascade Park amusements from a miniature coal fed train to an elevated North Mill Street rail idea. Commentary rails against work, inflation of fees, and political figures while noting Harold Lloyd as a respectable film father.
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Cascade Park
Abe Lincoln
North Mill Street
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Scriptural verse citation and quotation. Jeremiah 33 2 3 6 emphasizes calling to God for answers health and peace, promising healing and truth to reveal.
Press comments on Cold War era debt and politics
A collage of newspaper quotes lampooning Soviet claims that Britain owes Russia twenty billion dollars and critiquing U S political figures. The comments touch on Bolsheviks, presidential timber, and Madison era style candidate ideals across Fort Wayne Los Angeles and Boston papers.
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Great Britain
Russia
Fort Wayne Sentinel
Political Veto Mention Echoes Across Papers
Editorials from the New York Herald-Tribune, Portland Oregonian, and Columbia Record remark on voters retaining power, critique presidential timber, and comment on oil politics. The quotes reflect cross-paper skepticism about leadership and policy direction.
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Congress
New York Herald-Tribune
McAdoo
Portland Oregonian
Anniversaries of historic figures and events
This column lists notable anniversaries including 1629 John Sobieski born in Galicia later dying in Warsaw on June 17 1696 1724 pirates hanged in Boston 1851 New Mexico first legislative assembly in Santa Fe naming the capital 1874 Grant lays cornerstone of the American Museum of Natural History in NYC 1882 Giuseppe Garibaldi dies Caprera born Nice 1804 1899 Susan B Anthony sails to London for Woman's International Council 1921 Berlin ends food rationing seven years after wartime shortages.
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Central
Europe
Galicia
Warsaw
Boston
Legislative Assembly of
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Grant
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Caprera
Nice
Susan B. Anthony
London
Woman's International Council
Berlin
Reflections on Society and Change in Everyday Life
A fragmentary column notes on cars and social trends, asking if actors are artists, praising rain for farmers, and imagining iron canal boats. It laments veterans at Memorial Day, jokes about barbers and beauty trends, and observes lingering Americanism in desert districts with toothpicks.
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Washington Street
Dinner for poor kiddies in New Castle details delayed
The note shows Mr Berquist must supply many items for a charitable dinner for Newcastle’s children. The writer plans to call him to specify what will be furnished, either immediately or first thing tomorrow morning.
Women at parties lose interest in lively fun
A short colloquial note describes women growing tired of social scenes, attending parties mainly to watch guests drink and await the moment for a reaction. The tone is casual and humorous, reflecting a dated viewpoint on gendered behavior.
Political partisan letter from Joe Bulger mocks Democrats
Joe Bulger letters target Democratic figures in Lawrence County politics. He criticizes party tactics and touts Republican independence while warning against long running feuds. He hints at advising Democratic clients privately but refuses public critique.
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Fred
Joe Bulger
A. Gumpetcettera
Republican Party
Lawrence Co
Joe
Wash
D. C
Bill Shakespeare
Democratic Party
Impatient man and Mother Nature on lawn odds
A poetic fable contrasts a hurried man demanding instant lawn perfection with Mother Nature who values time. He longs for instant green grass and an oak tree within forty years, but nature says time is endless while humans fade. The piece, by Edgar A Guest, reflects on patience and natural growth.
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Man
Mother Nature
Edgar A. Guest
Safety Sam Says gunman faces long prison term
The gunman and a penman meet in a brief exchange about sentencing. The penman tells the gunman he faces fourteen years, while the gunman resists, claiming he will finish first.
Attacks on Andy Gump Letter Prompts Local Reply
A Coaltown reader complains of a published attack on Andy Gump by a Cleveland foreign citizen signing as Mobile A. Havelin. The letter to Joseph T. Bulger laments busy days and politics while noting odd attic finds and stewing mustard seeds.
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Coaltown
Fred Rentz
News Co
Andy Gump
Cleveland
A. Havelin
Joseph T. Bulger
Soothsayer’s Odd Advice Sparks Cautionary Tale
A young woman sought a soothsayer for a method to secure a steady proposal. The soothsayer advised boiling a stocking in vinegar and salt for seven days, then wearing it, claiming it would compel a fiancé to resist. The warning underscores superstition and manipulation risks.
Fire at Canaan NH Destroys Homes Kills Two People
One year ago a devastating blaze in Canaan New Hampshire claimed two lives and left about 200 residents homeless. The fire swept through multiple dwellings displacing families and prompting emergency response from local crews. Authorities later investigated causes and reviewed fire safety measures.
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Canaan
N. H
Grasshopper Reputations as Jumpers Highlighted
A brief civic note jokes about youth avoiding tobacco while praising the grasshopper noted for its jumping prowess and unexpected chewing habit.
Classical studies rise in schools says Dr West
Dr A F West of Princeton University reports a spiritual reaction in U S schools with growing emphasis on classics. Latin enrollment surpasses all other languages combined in secondary schools, while Greek gains little. In colleges the field remains steady.
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A. F. West
Princeton University
West
America
France
Great Britain
Painleve Sees Chamber Candidacy as Path to Presidency
In The Day's News M Paul Painleve, former French premier, accepts a Deputy Chamber candidacy thought to be a stepping stone to the presidency, and is among several prominent figures cited for their political ambitions and influence.
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M. Paul Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
Republic
Promises of Kindness and Service Highlight Daily Virtues
A reflection on courtesy shown to customers and family, appreciation for a friend's illness, and devotion in worship. It notes time spent in training a talent and lifting another’s burden, and the praise given to a faithful employee as everyday acts of virtue.
Stolen Chevrolet Roadster Recovered Near Mills
F D Burgoon of Butler avenue reported his Chevrolet roadster stolen Saturday night from near the Elk's Club. It was found Sunday evening abandoned near the New Castle Knitting Mills. the owner was notified and recovered his car.
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F. D. Burgoon
Butler Avenue
Elk’s Club
New Castle
Man Fined $50 For Liquor After Arrest In Morrow Area
Frank Logue was arrested Saturday behind the Morrow Service station by County Detective J. M. Dunlap and Officer Augustine. A bottle of liquor was found on him and he faced a drunk and disorderly conduct charge on the police docket. He paid a fine of $50.
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Frank Logue
Morrow
J. M. Dunlap
Augustine
Speeders Fined After Weekend Traffic Checks
Two speeders were fined at police headquarters over the weekend. W. L. Sik dell and H. W. Ringer each paid fines of $5.
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W. L. Sikdell
H. W. Ringer
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