New Castle News Prominent Local Newspaper Details
New Castle News published daily by The News Company at 29 North Mercer Street New Castle Pa outlines subscription rates and mail options. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation and the American Newspaper Publishers Association with International News Service rights.
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Croton Avenue Left Turn Change Urged For New Castle Traffic
Local officials argue against abolishing the left turn from East Washington to Croton Avenue. They warn that removing the turn could confuse transient drivers and force traffic to use the Mill Street bridge and Croton Avenue, a plan not suited to the intersection’s unique layout.
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Publicity Clause Debate in Revenue Act Sparks Taxpayer Backlash
The Supreme Court upheld the income publicity provision as constitutional while critics say Congress, aided by a hybrid majority, pushed a measure against taxpayer will. Admins and some Democrats plan repeal, arguing the clause enables swindlers and public shaming, fueling a taxpayer revolt at the polls.
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Good Music for All Producers of Phonograph Records
This piece argues radio broadcasts and phonograph records democratize access to great music, freeing masses from high city-only concert prices. It links libraries and arts access, notes painting and sculpture remain less accessible, and comments on social attitudes toward wealth, reform, and education.
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Sentence Sermons for a Headstrong Boy and Others
A compact meditation on how to persuade a headstrong boy, a wild daughter, and a self assertedly right claimant. It contrasts advice from friends with the aim of guiding behavior and decision making.
Anniversaries and historic milestones noted
Adam Smith born in Kirkcaldy Scotland and died in Edinburgh on July 18 1798. The first liberty pole in Georgia was set up at So Yaantah on the king's birthday. Galveston last Confederate seaport surrendered to the Federals. Zenas F Moody elected seventh state governor of Oregon.
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Safety Sam Saya Warns Against Multitasking at Speed
The piece stresses that pushing speed while driving is dangerous and urges focus on one task at a time. It cautions against attempting to do many things in an automobile simultaneously and advocates safe driving habits.
Hints and Dints to make monkeys out of them selves
A collage of humorous observations and quips on holidays weather and behavior. It notes daylight saving adoption and lists dozens of wry opinions about manners gender work and daily life with references to poems people places and events in a casual newspaper style.
Whi Dear Old America Gum and Tires War Talk
Journal notes satire on rising tire prices and war debt payments. It jokes about gum, instrument boards, and England funding American debt. Mentions Ford and rubber trees, concrete caves for pedestrians, fashion notes, and reflections on justice and evolution.
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Supreme court limits anti trust limits on trade associations
Arthur Brisbane comments on a 1925 supreme court ruling allowing trade associations to coordinate prices, noting potential for price fixing but arguing stability in markets should prevail. He cites Oregon school laws, Marshall’s death, and cases of women securing moral progress. He also notes railroad pensions and Rockefeller philanthropy.
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Jefferson Centennial Drive to Clear Monticello Debts
Editorial lauds Thomas Jefferson as a central figure in American democracy and urges public funds to clear Monticello’s debts. The piece notes Jefferson’s role in the Declaration of Independence and religious freedom, argues for honoring him, and describes a movement led by Fiske Kimball and university officials to restore Jefferson’s home and establish centennial committees.
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McConaughy Named President at Knox College
Middletown Conn obituary notes the Connecticut educator Dr James McConaughy, son of Rev Dr James McConaughy, educated at Yale, Bowdoin, and Dartmouth. He served as YMC A granutary instructor, then professor of education at Dartmouth, and later president at Knox College in Kentucky for over six years, known as a strong supporter of the college honor system and favored by students as an athletics advocate.
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Wesleyan University President’s installation to be honored
James L. McConaughy will be installed as president of Wesleyan University, an event marked by a large gathering of noted educators and leaders. The ceremony highlights McConaughy’s long career in higher education and Wesleyan’s ongoing program developments.
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Fragmentary historical note on Gea patriotism and local fear
A brief, imperfect line references Gea and Taraal with mentions of Deuteronomy and patriotism. It adds fear of a neighbor’s Smith dog and a sense of superiority over the Smiths, all presented as a stray, fragmentary historical note.
The Play Revival That Mastered The Rivals Anniversary
The article recalls a 1925 revival of Sheridan's The Rivals led by Mrs. Fiske Chauncy Olcott and James Z. Pow, praising the all-star cast including Mrs. John Drew and Lola Fisher. It notes the 150th anniversary, packed houses, and enduring appeal of classic English plays on the American stage.
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Speaking Of The Baby Janet Love From A Father
A father praises his daughter Janet with nostalgic verse comparing her to her mother. He expresses pride, affection, and hope for her future while acknowledging bias. The poem reflects 19th century style and ends with a note on judgment and restraint. The excerpt cites Edgar A. Guest from 1825.
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