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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1928

Page

4

New Castle News Office and Subscriptions Details

The New Castle News published in New Gracie Pa markets print and subscription rates. It lists officers Fred to Rente as President and Manager Haitor AW Treadwell as Vice President Ray Treasurer Jttom F Hentz James To Hay Secretary George W Conway among others. It notes telegraph and cable service from International News Service and advises all payments to News Co New Castle Pa, not individuals.

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Congress Dour Note on Business Outlook and Policy

Congress adjournment brings relief to business circles while nominations loom. Crop prospects look fair with favorable prices and national growth ahead in construction and motor production. Skepticism persists: big business fears government interference and Congress worries over business unease during sessions.

Congress

Hints and Dints From a Fragmentary Note

A cryptic line says the sun sets tonight at 7 25 and rises tomorrow at 4 91. It references an author A Frenchman who wrote a book and shot himself. The text mocks authors and implies misordered priorities like putting the cart before the horse.

Decline of College Baseball On the Campus

A historical column argues college baseball wanes as football dominates campuses. It notes football’s growing prestige, limited baseball funding, and the appeal of gridiron athletics, with seniors and alumni supporting football while baseball loses interest. It also weaves in various social quips and short cultural observations of the era.

The Gibson Candidate and Washington Dope Digest

The column blends satire on presidential speculation with mentions of Will Rogers, Hoover, Coolidge, and political movers. It notes bandit incidents, a kidnapping murder in Ohio, and praises H. Z. Mitchell's Sentinel as a top weekly, stressing the value of country weeklies for public opinion and advertising impact.

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Elusive content on wealth and social contrast

The excerpt muses on birth privilege and wealth, noting how reformers push for equal sharing of good things while riches tempt decadence. It contrasts how prosperity breeds condescension and how adversity breeds envy, ending with a question about Uncle Sam's silver dollar plans.

Law with teeth redefines crime penalties in states

A review notes Michigan and New York style laws targeting repeat offenders, promising life imprisonment after four convictions. The piece argues such measures deter crime and push offenders across state lines. Chicago is highlighted for stepping up enforcement and staffing to curb violations, signaling a national offensive against crime.

Michigan New York

Abe Martin Daylight Saving Quip About Early Mornings

A humorous Abe Martin quip notes daylight saving would force mothers to wake earlier to put the coffee pot on and light the lamp sooner so they can see the ball game. The bit jestingly suggests faint hearts fail to win a race against the clock and a vacuum sweeper at the front door.

Dr Crane's Editorial on Life and the Body

The piece argues life on Earth as a functioning organism including birds and fish, and muses on planets like Mars and gas giants. It discusses temperature ranges, elements as electron vibrations, and posits divine purposes for life and souls through scripture.

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Bible Thought For Today Prayer Verse Reflection

Bible Thought For Today presents a brief devotional excerpt. It cites Psalm 145:2 praising the Lord's greatness and a prayer line declaring the Lord reigns, inviting reverence and rejoicing. The fragment emphasizes praise and worship in a concise, faith-focused tone.

The World and The Mud Puddles

Fragmentary essay style note discusses Philippine status under United States rule, referencing Manuel Quezon and U S Supreme Court decisions. It critiques governance under Governor-General era, contrasts with General Wood reforms, and hints at fiscal waste and calls for accountability amid evolving colonial policy.

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Death by own action of Columbia student at Pecks Kill

C B D Pettish, 19, a Columbia University student, hanged himself to a tree near Pecks Kill New York over a broken promise of a Europe trip to his father. He was in good health, mentally above average, and active in campus life. He left a letter blaming the dispute on the Europe trip and complained of drudgery, viewing himself as spoiled.

Columbian University Peckskill New York Europe Gleek

Through College Heroes and the Cost of Education

A reflective piece on Charles B Driscoll and peers who earned their college years through hard work. It contrasts ambition with family obligations, noting many deserving students lacked opportunities for Europe trips or rewards for schooling. The author warns about distorted views of privilege and the pity felt for others’ sacrifice.

Europe

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