New Castle News Publisher Details and Public Notice
The News Company, a Guernia Press affiliated outlet, lists L. Mesiz as President and Lucy Treadwell Way as Vice President with F. Rentz as Treasurer and George W. Conway as Secretary. The paper operates nightly except Sundays from North Merter Street, Bell Poco, and offers subscription plans and advertising services through The News Go. Welw Castle, Fa. Special notices request checks and correspondence be sent to The News Co. in New Castle.
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Ridiculous proposal stalls civil service reform and reapportionment
The text argues a reform proposal aims to delay or block the Democratic insurgent alliance in Senate reapportionment. It claims the plan, framed as reform, shows patronage-hampering aims and would extend civil service to hinder census staffing. It also notes critics see civil service moves as a tactic to thwart equal representation in Congress.
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Elevated Hudson highway to ease New York traffic
The Hudson riverfront elevated express, a first for New York, will run along the waterfront from Canal Street to Severin Street, with no grade crossings. Mayor Walker calls it a milestone in tackling metro traffic, estimating capacity around 5,000 cars per hour at 35 miles per hour, rising with speed.
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Armament menace and a call for universal peace
The text argues that real disarmament is incomplete as nations limit only some arms while firecraft remains unchecked. It urges the United States to lead in safeguarding civilization, banning bombing of defenseless cities, and codifying rules on use of chemical and aerial weapons to prevent future mass destruction.
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Record of Pennsylvania forest fire prevention trends
A historical note reports a potential record drop in Pennsylvania forest fires as 1200 fires burn across about twenty acres on a spring season nearing its end. The piece credits damp forests, rainy weekends, and state fire prevention campaigns for reduced destruction, while mentioning weather caprice and unclear local narrative.
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Labor and Women in Politics Across Nations
Brisk 1925 column notes British labor victory and women entering parliament. It cites Ramsay MacDonald versus Lloyd George, mentions Lady Astor, and praises U.S. female lawmakers Ruth Hanna McCormick and potential Senate bid. Also covers finance chatter, aging figures, and speculative industry notes with a closing verse about auto drivers and city life.
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Hints and Dints on June Money and Morals
A fragment from a local sheet notes a new smaller paper money to appear around July 1 and warns it will be hard to obtain. It blends social quips with civic notes on road funding, public behavior, and a police law change curbing immediate roadside tests for minor offenses starting June 1, with magistrate reporting within 15 minutes for minor cases.
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World and the Mud Puddles Preservation of historic bells and cement mushrooms
In a jumble of odd notes the piece discusses the Liberty Bell origin in London foundries, mentions Big Ben and other bells, then shifts to a down south observation of cement mushroom decorations. It reports contacting The News office, meeting Russe Melvin, and notes cement mushrooms and other concrete ornaments being produced locally.
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Daily Editorial Digest Gympogram of Edstorial Views
Unclear digest titled Daily Editorial Digest presents edited views by Meciegiotmr and Conwelidatea Bross. Content appears fragmented with references to Prada subjects and general editorial commentary. No coherent events, dates, or identifiable organizations are readable.
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Uncertainty Grows Over Rail Valuation Case Effects
The rail valuation ruling sparks debate across major papers. Analysts debate whether reproduction cost or broader factors drive rates, with calls for Congressional action and possible Transportation Act amendments. Many papers warn against automatic rate hikes while noting potential delays and appeals.
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Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest The Old Man Meets Time
A poem fragment depicts a gray old man stepping aside in a park while a younger person questions the old man. The old man explains that time was once young and bold, and now grace fades as age takes precedence.
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Bible Thought For Today and Short Story Snippet
A compact note of Bible verse Matthew 5 5 and a brief humorous drug store anecdote. The text blends a devotional line with a stray fragment about a gig and a clerk exchange mentioning plow and bites. Names and coherent details are limited in the readable OCR fragment.
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Glimpses of Nature and Nesting in Back Yard Birds
A local bird lover asks how to attract Blue Jays and other birds by using nesting boxes and safe perches. The note warns that birds like robins and woodpeckers may return near familiar nesting sites, and mentions a researcher’s difficulty locating certain nests and families, including ring-necked birds, in nearby woodlands.
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