New Castle Newsmasthead and contact details
The New Castle News masthead lists A. W. Keadwell as editor with Logy Lreagwel as vice president and Hay as treasurer. It details subscription rates including daily and weekly options and states the paper is a second class leased telegraph and cable service. It notes International News Service rights and foreign advertising representation by Kimball.
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Fread G& Rents
Man E&daitor
A. W. Keadwell
Logy Lreagwel
Hay
Sreasurer Jacsot
Rentz
Mar “Ane Aset
Reas James I. Ray
George W. Comway
Ful
Pelegraph and
Cabie Service
International News Service
Rree Kimball, Incorporated
West
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
American Newspaper Punishers Association
Crediteo Tck
Mot
Ford Sees Crop Surplus Driving Future Prosperity
Ford argues that maximizing soil yield parallels industrial growth, with surplus fueling new uses. He notes corn has industrial value beyond food, machines boosting demand for labor, and a 14 percent crop rise since 1921 while population growth lagged.
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MR. Ford
Enry Ford
Department of Agriculture
Universe Expands: Shapley locates galactic center at 47000 light years
Harvard astronomer Dr Harlow Shapley states the galaxy's center lies in the Milky Way about 47 000 light years away and seeks a distant hub around which the cosmos revolves. He notes modern tolerance for new ideas contrasts with 17th century Galileo era as science advances.
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Tower of Babel
Earth
Harlow Shapley
Harvard
Terra Film
Milky Way
Dr. Shapley
Galileo
A Start In The Right Direction For Passports
By passing the O Connell bill the house trims passport costs from ten to five dollars and allows two renewals at two dollars, easing a burden on travellers. The measure brings fees closer to prewar norms and contrasts with Britain’s five year terms. If the senate backs the bill, passport charges may drop further.
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O'Connell
Great Britain
United States
Senate
A Gesture of Amity Over 1924 Japanese Exclusion
The piece notes Japan's long protest against the 1924 immigration act and cites Rep Johnson’s proposal to grant Japan a proportionate quota. It argues the plan would reduce offense, ease tensions, and foster pacific goodwill by offering limited but meaningful access.
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Congress
Pacific Coast
State Department
Japan
Mesanao Hanihara
United States
Asia
Johnson
House Immigration and Naturalization Committee
America
Pacific
Peshawar
Buckingham Palace
Haji
Britain
Allah
Blow-out season and odd legal drive rules loom
The piece riffes on traffic excesses and New Yorks one arm driving ruling as a broader social glance. It jokes about foreign visitors, a gas filled Graf Zeppelin, and a dramatic horse fire sparked by a shoe. The reference ends with lampooning Senate reading of a London treaty.
Mothers Return and North Pole Submarine News
A syndicated column by Arthur G. Brisbane discusses gratitude for 52 more planes, the Mothers Return, and the North Pole submarine, with comments on wartime efforts and public sentiment. The piece notes Morrow not spending and reflects on patriotic themes and national morale.
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the Mothers
North Pole
Morrow
Navy plans air fleet and warns on modern warfare
Good News notes Navy contracts for 52 fighting planes to cost 5 000177, argues air power cheaper than battleships and could sink ships. It warns Britain and Japan pose threats, urges an independent defense buildup with planes submarines and ships. Mentions Peshawar, war graves, Hoover, Wilkins Arctic venture, and Alfred P Sloan Jr comments.
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Navy
Hoover
Nair Department
Hubert Wilkins
Arctic
Champions Teach The Crown To The Next In Line
A poem reflecting on champions and the fleeting nature of glory. It urges sustaining unwavering effort, transforming skill into better rivals, and teaching future competitors to honor the crown by striving with courage and grace.
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Ney
Edgar A. Guest
Hints and Hints and Broad Banter Across Decades
A collage of quips and observations from a 1920s era newspaper page. It mixes social commentary on fashion, Prohibition, and public life with brief notes on local events, incidental humor from Catfish corner, and remarks by Rev. Clarence True Wilson. Mentions Ellwood City, the Waldorf Astoria site, and figures like Al Smith.
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al Smith
Tall Grass Tennis Contender Betty Bounce Prompts Talk
Reports spotlight Betty Bounce a stylish entrant in the Tall Grass Tennis tournament. Curiosity grows whether she is a debutante or club woman as observers gauge her chances by style and talent.
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Betty Bounce
Horoscope and quotes from a bygone era
Seers warn political figures on a labor platform may win if backed by old line bosses while labor’s voice is faint. The stars hint at strong business leaders’ humor today and warn workers away from schemes to curry favor. Phoebe Frewzy’s notoriety is noted as a cautionary tale about modesty. A Milwaukee mayoral quip about dry spots closes the snippet.
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Labor
Joe Miller
Phoebe Frewzy
Man and horse theft alert with May date in Plentywood
A theft report from Plentywood Montana notes a dark sorrel horse with white face weighing 1300 pounds taken on Tuesday night May 12, urging the culprit to return the animal. The item blends with assorted local quips and brief notes on politics, football, and humor amid other fragments.
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Jake Jiffies
Plentywood
Mont
Pennsylvania primary results spark national comment on Pinchot Davis
Across newspapers, editors dissect Pennsylvania outcomes as a test of prohibition influence and independent voting. Pinchot gains praise for liberal, anti machine appeal while Davis’ Senate bid draws mixed bets, with headlines framing the Keystone State as a political lab on governance, labor and reform.
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Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Davis
Keystone
Houston Chronicle
Pinchot
Duluth Herald
Syracuse Herald
ST. Louis Globe Democrat
Ware
Keystone State
Philadelphia
Evening Buletin
War Board
The
Bulletin
Akron Beacon Journal
Rock Island Argus
Little Rock
Arkansas Democrat
Cincinnati Times-Star
Union
Asbury Park Press
Raleigh News and Observer
Pittsburgh Gost-Gazette
Erie Dispatch-Herald
SAN Antonio Express
NEW Bedford Standard
Scranton Times
Chattanooga Times
Harrisburg Patriot
Washington Evening Star
Topeka
Oakland Tribune
Grundy
Grand Rapids Press
Charleston EvEning Post
Jim’ Davis
Senate
Joe Grundy
Ashville Times
Oklahoma City Times
Fort Worth
Abe Martin Central Population Rumors In Bloomingdale
A misread Abe Martin note reports a questionable Center of Population claim in Bloomington Indiana. Lester Hanger, recently ill, appeared worse today wearing a new straw hat, according to Safe Bud.
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Bloomin'ton
Indianay
Lester Hanger
Bible Thought For Today A Good Example
A meditation on laboring to support the weak and remembering Jesus words it is more blessed to give than to receive Acts 20 35. A prayer asks God the Giver of every gift to help us learn of Him and gain greater blessing.
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Jesus
Junk hunting tourists in Mexico and Europe
Harry Carr writes in the Los Angeles Times that American tourists pursue junk with zeal in Mexico and Europe. He notes women buy pottery and men acquire revolver holsters sword canes and Chinese silk shawls while offering tests to distinguish genuine silk from fakes.
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Harry Carr
Los Angeles Times
United States
Mexico
Europe
America
China
Sentence Sermons By Rev Roy D South VD DD
A compact religious column by Rev Roy D South offers brief moral reflections in short, quotable sentences. The piece presents accessible guidance with traditional tone suitable for a weekly church bulletin.
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Roy D. South
Let Us Look For The Blessing In Pain And Duty
A reflective piece notes that every pain carries blessing and every difficulty hides an opportunity. It speaks of friendship gifted by need and a compliment tied to responsibility. The preacher’s words probe conscience and the religion that links duties to promise.
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