New Castle News Office and Staff Listing
New Castle News publishes daily except Sundays from Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Way with staff including Lucy T. Yewre as president and George W. Conway as managing editor. Subscriptions range from 3 months at $1.25 by mail to annual rates, with periodical pricing and street sales noted.
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Bee
Lucy T. Yewre
James T. Ray
Eevee
L. Renu
Treat
Man
Baltor
George W. Conway
Sycamore
Apple Way
Titans
Bucinean
Boll
June Dayland Society Notes and Public Notices
Fragmented text discusses celebrations and society pages in June, mentions weather bureau debates on hottest day since 1888, and notes a special public notice from The News Co. in New Castle Pennsylvania. Historical references include calendar items, garden planting, Adirondack folders distribution, and a poetic aside about summer beginning at 1 27 a m on the 22nd.
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Ype Weather Bureau
Wheather
Naw Castle
Paps
GSES
Telnera
Parsons
New York Herald
Saving for success and longer life trend analysis
The text argues that saving, even small amounts, builds willpower and future success, criticizing excuses and stressing discipline. It then notes mortality statistics show life expectancy lengthening due to better living standards, food, shelter, activity after 60, and recreation, shaping longer lifespans.
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Jafe
Today’s Anniversaries From the Nation’s Early Years
A compilation of historical anniversaries noting events from 1781 to 1901. Key items include American capture of Augusta from British forces after a two week siege, James Lawrence dying from wounds in the Chesapeake versus the Shannon, and other dated milestones in steamboat trials, Indian massacres memorials, and political figures. Incomplete entries and odd spellings reflect OCR parsing of an old newspaper page.
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Augusta
John Witch
Delaware
James Lawrence
Chesapeake
Burlington
N. J
Sir F
Head
Papineau
Toronto
Tuscarawas County
Ohio
Joseph W. Begale
Michigan
Flint
Mich
Barnst Groveland
S. C
Irish National League
William C. Whitney
Volodyaveks
Bible Thought For Today Reflecting on Righteousness
A Bible Thought For Today cites Psalm 37:29 about the righteous inheriting the land and God’s law in the heart, promising stable steps. It then poses a Bible Question asking for the value of godliness with contentment citing 1 Timothy 6:6-8.
Charles Thomas Selected to Aid War Fraud Prosecution
Charles Thomas, named by Attorney General Daugherty as a special assistant to aid in prosecuting war frauds, is a former Colorado senator. A Georgian raised near Macon, he studied in Connecticut and Michigan, practiced in Leadville and Denver, and served as Colorado governor from 1899 to 1901. He long represented Colorado on the Democratic national committee and became a U.S. senator in 1913 to fill a vacancy.
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Charles
Thomas
Daugherty
United States
Colorado
Macon
Connecticut
University of Michigan
Leadville
Denver
United States Senate
Threatened To Tear Jail Down After Arrest
John J. Ford faced drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges after a Saturday night arrest. He threatened to tear the jail bars down, prompting a joke from police. On Sunday he appeared before Acting Mayor Gurns and was fined six dollars plus costs.
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John J. Ford
Gurns
Mexican government thwarts revolutionary plot anniversary
A year ago the Mexican government disrupted a revolutionary plot. A cornerstone was laid at Hordenn for a memorial to 84 American nurses who died in the world war. A reptile find was reported in the Are e region.
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Hordenn
When There's Company for Tea Poem Fragments
A fragmented verse describes the strain of social etiquette at tea time. A child endures strict instruction from Ma about manners, waiting for guests, and being unseen while servants serve. The mood captures restraint and enforced politeness amid a restless, playful inner voice.
Mirage Lake notes and local musings in grandview column
A bustling Highland Mirage Lake letter page quotes residents and friends debating local schemes, political quips, and community lore. It mentions Grandview avenue rumors, Mrs Hale's letter, Pinchot and Alter politics, local scandals, and seaside imagery, interwoven with humorous anecdotes about bees, beards, and June days.
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Fred Rentz
Grandview Avenue
Damo‘arats
Ben
Fred
New Castle
John Offutt
California
Ila
United States
Mexico
Canada
Parca
Grandview
Pacific Slope
Mirage Lake
Abe Martin on cranks and college delays in sport
Local chatter notes Abe Martin reflecting on wild schemes and delayed college play. Moots pitches a new game while yesterday’s hit remains in doubt. The piece mocks overambitious trades and the lingering ban on college participation.
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The
News Company
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Mali
Texs
Bole Forel
Adéyartiaing Reapresentasae
Elphenntein
East Sea
Audi
Sureau
American Newspaper Publishers” Anssociation
the News Co
S. W. Straus
American Society For Thrift
Aree
By Donahey
J. H. Donshey
Beast
EoSar
Lea
Guest
Edgar
Tomarroy
Highland Mirage Lake
Mrs. Hole
Jon Bulger
Mr. Pinchot
Mr. Alter
Percy DE Graf
Logan Street
South Dakota
Cascade Park
Gideon Society
Gideons
Max Oser
Mathilde McCormick
Max
Mathilde
Harding
Congress
Hays
Billa
Labor
Davis
Rio de Janeiro
Angelitos
Sheba
Tony Dallag
Rochester
Monaca
Toney
Wolf
Idaho
Washington
Harrisburg
Ons
West Virginia
Atford Pinchot
Georges E. Alter
Alter
Pinchot
Suez Canal
Abe Martin Sagar
Egypt
Japan
the Winter CO
East
Washington Street
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