New Castle News Community Record and staff list
New Castle News lists staff including Sarah G Treadwell trustees Lucy T Ray James T Ray and editor George W Conway. City editor Ossie and Fred L Jents serve as treasurer and manager as the paper announces daily edition pricing and office contacts.
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James T. Ray
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Special Notice on Payment Submissions in New Castile
Notices direct that checks money orders drafts communications and similar payments to be addressed to the News Co New Castile Pa and not to any individual, clarifying submission protocols for readers and advertisers.
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News Co
New Castile
Lawrence County Sunday School convention urged attendance
An officer of the Lawrence County Sunday School association appeals to all in the county to attend the eighty fourth county convention at First Christian church on the Diamond next Thursday. The message stresses the Sunday school as central to youth training and urges leaders to gain program help and improve teaching for the benefit of the boys and girls taught there.
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Lawrence County
First Christian Church
William Harvey
London
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
Christian County
New Orleans
Lansing
Michigan
Robert E. Lee
Richmond
Will See America First Plays To Attract Tourists
The piece critiques Europe for courting American travelers with high taxes and travel costs. It argues Europe needs tourist dollars but warns that passport and entrance taxes could deter visitors for years while America seeks benefits from inbound travel.
Bible Thought For Today Promotes John 3 16
A devotional note highlights John 3 16 about eternal life and asks which is the Tenth Commandment, answering Exodus 20 17 as the reference. The item presents a religious prompt and a scripture verse for contemplation.
Fosdick Begins Fortieth Year as University Prospect
Raymond B. Fosdick, named for the presidency of the University of Chicago, marks his fortieth birthday. A Buffalo native from a civic family, he is Princeton 1905 graduate, studied law, and joined New York City corporation counsel in 1908. He later advised urban police board organization, served as 1912 Democratic finance committee comptroller, led wartime training camp activities, and was under secretary general of the League of Nations after Versailles.
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Raymond B. Fosdick
University of Chicago
Mr. Fosdick
Buffalo
Princeton
Corporation Counsel
New York City
Europe
Democratic National Committee
War and Navy Departments
Wilson
League of Nations
One Year Ago Floods and Vimy Governor General Appointed
One year ago Pueblo Colorado faced overwhelming floods and cloudbursts while Baron Byng of Vimy was appointed governor general of Canada, marking notable events in both nations.
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Baron Byng of
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Canada
Five Bank Robbers Overpowered by Crippled Youth
Five villains with wrist gyres sit in confinement after a bank raid and assault. They confess they misjudged the danger from a lone cripple armed with a crabtree cudgel who captured them, explaining they expected a standard armed posse and failed to anticipate the boy's resolve.
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Durance
Gosling
Kansas City Star
Song Admired By Lauder and Avers Voice in Mock Ballad
The fragment notes Harry Lauder enjoys I Tove a Lassie as a favorite song while mentioning Max Oser with a good voice for I Love John D s Gold. The context appears anecdotal and stylistic about performers and tunes.
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Harry Lauder
Max Oser
John D
Days of light and dark kindness brighten old memories
A serialized tribute poem from Edgar A. Guest reflects on how sorrow yields joy as time passes. It notes sun times, citizen naturalization talk, a newspaper boy, a civil war era copperhead snake, a stolen linoleum incident, and a Cascade Park Sunday meeting series by E. J. Berquist.
Towless Driverless Car Idea Sparks Humiliation Doubt
The writer jokes that a device allowing an auto to be towed without a driver could spare many people embarrassment, implying skepticism about automatic towing tech and its practical acceptance.
Disarmament Idea Sparks Odd Oceanhole Proposal
A tongue in cheek remark suggests burning a hole in the ocean floor to vent water as a method of enforcing disarmament. The quip frames a extreme preventive concept as if solving arms issues through drastic environmental means.
Unclear Statement About Housekeeper Health
The passage describes a woman who cleans but faces obstacles from new furniture and poor health, implying limited well being and possible difficulties in her tasks. It presents a general and fragmented view without concrete details or named entities.
France and Germany Face New War Over Europe’s Debt
Four crooks posing as revenue officers raided homes of foreigners near Pittsburgh and seized wines and gins as part of a broader postwar tension narrative. France and Germany are framed as potential triggers over eleven billion dollars owed to the United States.
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France
Germany
Europe
U. S
Pittsburgh
Grateful World? Man Receives Thankful Notice After Death
A man’s family, after his death, seeks a newspaper card of thanks for support during life. The notice reflects gratitude from relatives and the community toward the deceased’s ongoing legacy.
City Rescue Mission Dinner at Cascade Park
The annual event will be held at Cascade Park for the city’s needy children. Mr. Berquist will announce soon the quantities of each type of food needed for the meal.
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Cascade Park
City Rescue
Berquist
Democratic candidate spent 25 cents for nomination
A reflection notes the Democratic candidate in the district spent only 25 cents to secure the nomination, arguing a party veteran believes Democrats rarely spend much to win offices and rely on accident or Republican intra party battles.
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Congress
Dem
Passing the Hat to Disperse a Mob
A columnist suggests the hat pass as a method to break up a mob. The piece argues collective donation can defuse tension and create a shared, peaceful exit strategy for crowds.
Lady Astor Endorses Bible Reading for Politicians
Lady Astor urges politicians to study the Bible, calling for the Book of Job and its line about the words of mouth like a mighty wind. She argues the scripture offers valuable guidance for political life and rhetoric.
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Lady Astor
Abe Martin on law against reused statesmen photos
Abe Martin jokes that there should be a law stopping great statesmen from using the same photograph for thirty years since their bar admission. He quips next to being president of Mexico that his idea of short lived glory is becoming queen of May.
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Mexico
Old Polly and Eddie Run Grocery Wagon Team Passes In Middleport
Polly died at 30 and Eddie, 31, mourns in Middleport Ohio. The longtime duo served as running mates in a grocery wagon for 25 years, delivering hoosing and stories. Eddie contemplates retirement to quiet pastures away from work.
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Polly
Eddie
Middleport
Selfish living harms progress and voting indifference
The piece urges personal responsibility in democracy noting many church members are too indifferent to register or vote and that women should value the right of suffrage as a great honor for them to claim and use.
Hall of Fame for a Texas traffic cop in a Roaring Twenties spoof
A playful column riffs on Sam Harris of Farmersville Texas tipping the beam at 661 pounds and imagining him as a traffic cop who could embargo all traffic. It, along with a LaGrande Oregon matron’s quip about automobiles and a humorous jab at radio pockets, lampoons modern technology and national pride.
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Sam Harris
Farmersville
Tex
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Incoherent reflections on drinking, golf sales, and fashion
The text laments drunk men frightening neighbors and calls for harsher penalties. It muses on selling golf balls in cheap stores to popularize the game. It mentions bobbed hair and hats, predicting changes in barbering and more hair bobbing specialists in millinery shops.
Domestic labors eased by new appliances and fillings
The article notes electrical appliances to reduce housework, pie and cake fillings to ensure baking success, and preparations to guard against mishaps in the kitchen.
Irreverent Riff on Money, Manners and Modern Living
The passage mocks reliance on money for comfort and promotes frugal living while lampooning wasteful purchases. It contrasts jams and jelly prices with bread at eight cents, jokes about unlicensed drivers, and hints at a scam involving a $1,000 furniture order with a $10 down payment. The narrator muses on marrying for money and flirtations with wealth, ending with a call to choose a carefree American suitor over granddad’s coin.
Speeding Hound Kills Cow Then Pays Farmer
A fast dog on the Youngstown road near New Bedford recently killed a cow and damaged its own vehicle. The driver promptly compensated the farmer for the loss and damage.
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Youngstown Road
New Bedford
Constance Talmadge Cites Mental Cruelty in Divorce
The actress Constance Talmadge attributes mental cruelty as the cause of her divorce from her husband. The article questions which forms of cruelty can hurt as deeply as physical blows.
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Constance Talmadge
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