New Castle News Publication Details and Notices
The New Castle News shows ownership by The Baites and lists publication details including address, staff roles, and subscription rates. It notes telegraph service from International News Service, advertising reps, and policy on payments and correspondence, with a special notice about addressing checks and communications to The New Castle News Company.
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NEW Castle News
Baites
New Castle, Pa
New Castle
Flying Through Africa Four RAF planes complete long Cape Town flight
Four British Royal Air Force planes reportedly completed a remarkable Cape Town to war front and back voyage. The mission was described as a success with engines in good order, suggesting potential for repeat flights. Report notes roads and traffic seen, elephants observed, and questions about elephant populations amid air patrols.
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Royal Air Force
Capetown
Con
Thal Africa
Aisa Thes
Neighbors plow and seed Bender’s farm for recovery
Neighbors rallied to farmer J. C. Bender near Webster, delivering 30 teams, 15 seed drills and a tractor to plow and seed his fields while he lay in the hospital. The act, a testimonial of friendship, ensures a harvest and proves neighborliness remains strong despite disputes and distant news.
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Wits
J. C. Bender
Webster, &. C
Bender
Unis
Fragmented Opinions On Morals And Modern Life
A jumble of social commentary notes dart around topics from dress codes and gambling to marriage, sex roles, liquor laws, and public morals. The item references professors, ministers, and police chiefs, with scattered quips about dances, brides, and bootleggers, all in a dated, clipped public voice.
Lindy Saw the Horses and the Derby Tale
A 1927 column mixes sporting notes with commentary on floods and public figures. It references Charles Lindbergh flying across the Atlantic, the Derby winner Call Boy, and broader remarks on Hoover era relief efforts, diplomacy, science, and social wit.
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Lindbergh
Atlantic Ocean
Fasterhan
England
Call Boy
Weathered humor and political quips from a quirky column
The piece blends light satire on aging, civic life, and Spring motifs. It riffs on why a man doubts his marriage in thunder, mocks town mowing, and muses on optimism with April showers. It notes Coolidge gift animals and upcoming jokes as Word plans a new auto, signaling playful editorial tone.
Better Business Ethics as a Sign of the Times
A discussion on business ethics shows trade groups and colleges promoting standards, yet consumers judge by individual conduct. Honesty and service matter more than pledges, profits are valued but not sole aims, and moral consciousness matters in modern commerce. The piece touches on liquor permits in Ontario and Germany’s war report as context.
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
Poem laments Prohibition era chatter in parlors and dens. It notes how any topic leads to liquor talk and wishes the public mind would find a different tone. The piece laments rum talk and the pervasiveness of gin discourse in 1927.
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Eagar A. Guest
Bible Thought For Today Excellency Of Your Name
The excerpt invokes reverence for God’s name and glory. It appeals for vision to grasp revelation and truth, urging readers to recognize the divine majesty expressed in creation and spiritual insight.
Eighteen Thousand Guests See 5007 Graduates At Columbia College
The university hosted eighteen thousand guests as 5,007 graduates were conferred, reflecting a period tone on wisdom and world affairs. The article critiques overconfidence, notes Japan’s role in Asia, and argues disarmament as a distant ideal backed by power linking civilization to obedience.
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Columbia College
Sentence Sermons About Spending and Values
A critical, fragmented verse argues that society overfunds police, religion, censorship, and war while neglecting playgrounds, justice, goodwill, and thoughtful leadership. It rails against politicians chasing a grand dorm for president and Congress members missing effective action.
Proposals for a National Anthem Stir Mississippi River Protests
A street level note reports debate over a new national anthem while old debts linger. Citizens along the Mississippi express feelings on national identity and potential change amid financial concerns.
Dr Cranes Editorial on Faster World and Machinery
Editorial notes rapid advances from fast cars to airplanes and elevators. Machines boost production and leisure, freeing effort for culture. Argues modern industrialism improves life, reduces labor, and may lessen crime as society grows better.
Burma cyclone toll and surviving reports from a year ago
A year ago Burma faced a devastating cyclone and tidal wave with about eight thousand people reported dead. The record notes around ninety surviving and describes the events as severe, with bleak losses across coastal regions.
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Burma
The Spirit of St. Louis and Mahoney Remembered
A fragmented account recalls Charles Lindbergh’s solo Atlantic flight and the role of Mahoney in building the Spirit of St. Louis. The text notes Mahoney’s rapid San Diego factory effort and cites the enduring tribute to the human builder behind Lindbergh’s historic crossing.
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Che Han Yen
Daekat
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California
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Mahaney
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Tharliance
Day's News on King Gear Birthday Hobbies and Pleasures
A compact portrait of King Gear, beloved by Br pire residents on his birthday anniversary. The piece notes his hobbies including stamp collecting and outdoor pursuits such as shad ing, his love for children, and a penchant for travel and exploration. It mentions a collection of children's photographs and that a naval review gives him personal pleasure, while quoting a maxim about friends.
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Gear
Brpire
Comparative hard luck drives famed surgeon to suicide
A celebrated midlife surgeon with a strong regional rep and substantial wealth killed himself after a work injury severed a nerve, crippling a finger and dampening confidence. He left a fortune eroded by business reverses and a loss of prestige, with the act blamed on professional decline and personal doubts.
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Long Island Sound
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