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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1916
Page
4
Citizens action impacts municipal office amid concerns over Bell 176 and local governance. Vague OCR text implies a public issue/problem involving residents and city officials.
The News salutes James Jackamo a printer chosen as a Lawrence County grand juror. It lauds Italian heritage as a source of civic virtue noting Jackamo’s American patriotism and the immigrant contribution to national strength. It compares immigration waves to historic Britons and Normans, urging pride in diverse roots.
Former Indiana governor J. Frank Hanly will speak at the First Baptist church in New Castle on Friday June 9 at 8 p m under the Flying Squadron Foundation. Hanly led the national prohibition drive and heads the Flying Squadron Foundation after a multi city tour. The event is free and open to the public with large attendance expected. Amy Smith returns home from Pittsburgh hospital to spend three weeks with her parents.
A nostalgic poem extols the comfort of the old rocking chair amid family scenes and fading upholstery. Nearby notes from Leslie's touch on weather sunset times and a string of local observations about politics, crime, and everyday life in the era.
The column jokes about Mrs Cad Pash with three daughters six and one painting while lampooning busy sellers who forget to change collars. It notes a saloonkeeper dying after a glass thrown by a patron and laments Europe’s losses over aristocrats. It mocks automatic photo cuts and hats worn forward as signs of direction and jokes about Bryan’s future gift being endless words.
The passage treats popularity as a flawed but strong asset for politicians. It argues that public favor can collapse when private life or leaked conversations surface, and that durability comes from consistent behavior and independence rather than perks or campaign funds. It notes popularity fades if a leader seeks results only for show and warns against relying on public favor alone.
A seasoned leader with steady resolve contemplates the looming election. His firm stance and clear vision contrast with critics who doubt his path, while supporters cling to his steadiness amid rising political pressure.
Holland calls for men of decency and integrity in government urging representatives to vote. He laments absence in the national assembly as pork barrel spending rises and stresses popularity should come from behaving on the square.
On Thursday afternoon near New Bedford a party from New Castle paused to ask a farmer for a road. He advised, You follow the first cross road. It's an awfully crooked road, but you just follow straight road and you'll get there all right.
Ocean news lists steamers sailing today from New York including St Paul to Liverpool Kristianiafjord to Bergen and Orduna to Liverpool. Duike d Abruzzi arrives from Genoa and Cretic from Naples Genoa.
The Nixon Theatre presents The No-Good Guy and His Marble Heart in moving pictures. Marguerite Clark stars in Helene of the North at the Where to Go Tonight program. Strand Theatre shows Missing Links.
The New York World Magazine Section previews a new Fantomas thriller titled Exploits of Jove. Paris police inspector pursues the unseen Fantomas who dodges capture and taunts the law. Readers are urged to order the Sunday World in advance.
Mr and Mrs Dean Martin return from Raleigh North Carolina where he serves as an instructor at the North Carolina university to spend the summer with relatives.
An ad touts hydlorite as a superior antiseptic to cleanse and purify acid mouths. It claims rapid germ removal, decay prevention, and fresh breath with no unpleasant taste, available from General Laboratories in Madison Wisconsin for home use.
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