NEW CASTLE NEWS OWNERSHIP AND OPERATIONS NOTICE
The New Castle News reports on publication details and contact information including office location at Read 348 Givens 16, subscription rates weekly and yearly, and advertising representation. It notes telephones for the newsroom and circulation, and lists mail and payment instructions for readers and advertisers. A short news item mentions recent unrest in Russia with industrial disturbances and farm strikes in Italy.
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Morinl Roome
Beli Itivons Waines
New Castro
Mulier
Russia
Italy
Public concerts planned for city square reform
A YMCA meeting yesterday announced plans to arrange weekly public concerts on the city square and develop community singing. Officials expect broad city cooperation to launch the project with willing Boo bands and singers. Feasibility and audience enthusiasm are seen as key.
Many World Events Mark Today Across Regions
Today marks Corpus Christi festival observances and the fifth anniversary of Jefferson Davis birth in the South. The 126th anniversary of the First Infantry will be celebrated at Camp Lewis. Democratic delegates in New Mexico and Louisiana are chosen today, with a Washington conference uniting engineering societies. Tours and ceremonies occur in Belleville and Toronto as well as a Canadian Industries Exhibition in London. King George VI’s 56th birthday is celebrated empire wide. The Naval Academy graduation closes June week, and the superdreadnaught Tunnesses is commissioned in New York. St John the Baptist Cathedral in Savannah will be consecrated with ceremonies.
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Jefferson Davis
South
Benjamin J. Keller
Savannah
Infantry
L. 8. Army
Camp A Lewis
Tacoma
New Mexico
Roswell
San Francisco
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Ted
Washing‘ton
D. C
Belleville
Ontario
Sam Hughes
Militia
Canada
London
F Witta
Great Britain
Europe
George VI
British Empire
United Kingdom
Charles V
University of ‘Toronto
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
United States Navy
New York Navy Yard
St. John the Baptist
Anniversary glimpse: figures from history and events
The record lists notable dates and people linked to anniversaries and events from 1611 to 1918. Entries include Lady Arabella Seymour’s escape, Jefferson Davis birth, Winthrop Sargent’s death, Stephen A. Douglas, the British War Office easing smoking bans, Edward VI as Derby winner Persimmon, Mary Kingsley, and the first US aerial mail service linking New York and other cities.
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Arabella Seymour
Tower of London
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
Christian County
New Orleans
Winthrop Sargent
Mississippi Territory
Gloucester
Mass
Stephen A. Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago
Brandon
British War Office
Prince of Wales
Edward VI
Persimmon
Mary H. Kingsley
Hort
New York
Voslun
Bloutreal
Do You Know That Factually Inaccurate Film Tricks
A reader article notes how cinematic tricks mislead audiences with fake fears and glycerine makeup. It also explains a bogus sun clock method to measure day length and dates, highlighting implausible techniques in early film explanations.
Finnish Catholic prelate Reverend Kotlay anniversary noted
In The Day's News Re Nev Richie Benjamin Kotlay high ranking Catholic prelate of the South is marked by a weeklong observance in Georgia city today. Born seventy years ago in Pox Faraburg he studied at the American College in Rome receiving theological education before priestly ordination and later serving as pastor in Wilmington Delaware and Ravana.
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Nenjamin J. Kotlay
Georgia
Soath
Ant Wim Antoot
Kelas
Poxfaraburg
Vin
Almerican College
Rome
Amoreca
Prietoriton
New Ogy
Wilmington
Delaware
Wil Tram
Ania
Ravana
Prohibition debates and light humor collide in editorials
The column blends views on national prohibition and politics with satirical quips about crime, taxes, and social trends. It notes court anticipation, presidential race talk, and public debates on beaches, bridges, and bridge delays while wryly lampooning habits, science, and a misread sunset.
Police activity reports minor disturbances last night
Several callers reported noisy toy wagons blocking sidewalks and roving youths smoking near Hamilton Street and Dyer Avenue. A false alarm at Lincoln School prompted a police dispersal. Three men claimed a car nearly struck them near Duffords store. driver to be summoned. No arrests were made. Minor complaints about boys and chickens damaging lawns were logged.
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Maryland Ayemie
Hamilton Street
Dyer Avenue
Long Avenue
Washington Street
Duffords
Anger Over Sugar Prices Frays Local Grocers
Local grocers vent frustration amid sugar shortages and price swings. Retailers report 10 cent wholesale sugar offers and varying daily fluctuations while customers grow loud over costs and supply. Nearby social notes recount J M J Girls gathering at Byrd Studebaker home in Slippery Rock with meals, games, and a day of visiting friends.
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Wrigletow Manihers
Inkeir
Byrd Studebaker
Slippery Rock
Antony
Misaey Ruth Knight
Pearl Aiken
Edna Armatrong
Edith Mecemily
Anna Armstrong
Joan Jogue
Mars Tha Baldwin
Alice Moore
Marjory
Tim Copper
Ethelnderson
Anne Willhans
Marie Gibbons
Harold Carrie
Elmer Rive
Karl Alden
Maly McConahy
Phillip Moore
Nora Zeigler
Nathan
Percy Knight
John
Ralph Copper
Wilber Studebaker
Paul Cope Ver
Warren Moore
A Practical Prescription For Sour Stomach Mystery
An excerpt appears to describe a medical remedy for sour stomachs with references to dosing and a procedure, though the text is garbled. It mentions quantities, timing, and potential outcomes, but the overall meaning is unclear due to OCR errors and missing context.
Home Missionary Societies Celebrate 40th Anniversary
Local Methodist churches host anniversary events and programs in June. Epworth, Weasley, First, Italian and Croton churches stage sessions, talks, music, and costumes to mark the founding of the Home Missionary Societies. Coordinating leaders include Mrs. P H Reider, Mrs. W I Patterson, and Mrs. George Treadwell.
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Methodist Church
Home Missionary Society
Home Guards
Mothers’ Jewels
Epworth Methodist Church
P. H. Reider
P. H. Kearns
Samuel Warner
Harry Sanlay
JT. M. Shaffer
Harley Serpenter
R. H. Hudson
C. BP. Reynolds
Queen Esther Society
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
W. Foulke
First Methodist
Queen Mothers
Italian Methodist Church
George Treadwell
JB. Grace
George Grear
Anderson, Home Missionary Society
Firsh
Home Missionary Society of Croton Church
FE. L. Wilson
Floyd McClelland
C. Campbell
Jamey Orr
M. Gibson
James McGuy
M. BH. Remley
Perry Grossman
Johny Scott
Arrest Report Alleges Frame Building Violations
Chief Frank J. Connery filed charges before Mayor Barnes against Anderson of 33 East Street. The case claims a frame building on the Jones property was altered to be used as a garage within city fire limits, violating ordinances.
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Piru
Frank J. Connery
8. A. Barnes
Anderson Drones
East Street
Jones
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