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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1923
Page
4
New Castle News public notice style shard. Published every evening from New Castle Pennsylvania. Includes offices and contact details, subscription rates and general notices.
A historical critique notes Ruskin’s warning on national decline and urges action rather than gloom. It points to waning reverence, secular Sabbaths, divorce growth, and lack of thrift as signals. The piece cites Townley’s candor on Non-Partisan league flaws and contrasts free speech in America with Russia, then quips on modern aspirations and social absurdities.
EW Castle High School band departs early tomorrow for Chicago to compete in the national high school band contest. The New Castle group aims for top honors, with supporters eager for a strong showing and a creditable performance regardless of outcome. Good luck to the lads.
If any man be a worshipper of God and doeth his will he heareth. This note reflects a verse from John 9 13 style devotional item.
An article notes a Detroit youth proposes a plan to improve Safety Week after a trolley collision involving nine people. The piece frames it as a trade line’s response, highlighting the incident and the suggested safety measures.
A reflective, dated jumble of proverbs and social scraps notes guiding a young man toward integrity. It blends humor and earnest counsel about fame, finances, and moral stance while weaving in varied cultural asides and light gossip.
Abe Martin muses on the idea of women aging at the pace they carry their feet and jokingly wonders how much a ten dollar arrow bar might fetch. The quip reflects the column’s humorous rural dialect and social commentary.
A debated defense of newspaper men as loyal public servants. The passage cites contempt for journalists and recalls Burke’s idea of a fourth estate, noting Miss Mary K. Porter of New Britain, Connecticut, collecting a $500 global sum.
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