New Castle News masthead and staff listing
The New Castle News announces ownership and publication details. It lists The News Company of which Fred L. Rentz is president and manager editor A W Treadwell, with Lucy Treadwell Ray as vice president and Jacob F Rentz as treasurer. Includes office address 29 North Mercer Street and subscription rates for daily and weekly editions.
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George W. Conway
Special Notice for Mail to The News Co in New Castle
A special notice states all checks money orders drafts and communications should be addressed to The News Co New Castle Pennsylvania and not to any individual.
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New Castle
Public Square Lighting Plan Urges Clearer Illumination
A New Castle lighting study favors brighter public square lighting to improve city center safety and impression. Experts stress square lighting as essential with high traffic and growing square use. Authorities urge better illumination though other plan aspects require study.
Coolidge Platform Aims for Economic Sanity in Election
Editorial argues the Coolidge administration reduced chaos after Harding, notes tariff and budget reforms, and asserts the platform will emphasize factual achievements over sentiment. It contrasts with Democratic claims and urges a swift, clear case against the Loeb and Leopold murder case in Chicago.
Senator Walsh remarks on oil investigations and truth
Senator Walsh notes that in many oil investigations the planned conclusions could not be established. He warns that pursuing conclusions at the expense of truth would be no deterrent to future inquiries.
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Walsh
Ordinary Singers Brace for Subtle Showcase
A concise remark notes that everyday singers perform without exposing their throats, highlighting the quiet skill behind pleasant vocal tones.
Paying teller’s window ends chase for fame
A playful remark notes that fame loses its lure if it cannot be cashed at the paying teller’s window, hinting at money’s pull over public adulation.
Pole Mischief Delays Driver at Concrete Line
A driver eyes a concrete telephone pole while sizing it up before proceeding, risking contact with the obstacle on a rural road. The moment hints at cautious hesitation rather than an accident.
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Sizin
Polish Prison Repression Sparks French Protest
European newspapers publish a manifesto signed by Painleve Herriot Blum and others denouncing Polish terror. They cite 3,000 political prisoners in Cracow Lemberg and Lodz, hunger strikes, beatings, and demands for basic rights, arguing for humane treatment and access to reading and visitors.
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Edouard Herriot
Leon Blum
Paul Boncour
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Republic of Poland
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Olga Bessarabova
Cracow
Lemberg
Lodz
Night Sky Notes and Local Wit Echo Satire
A collection of witty contrarian quips and brief social musings on taxes, fashion, gender roles, travel, and small town life. Jokes touch on income tax, college learning, bobbed hair, and practical wisdom, with local color and gentle humor.
Belief and Conviction in Law and Life Amid Ireland and America
The text contrasts belief with conviction in a jury context and notes Ireland youths' dance craze as a safer focus than fighting. It mentions three million pairs of shoes yearly, reflecting consumer activity, and a migrant Italian worker in America criticizing labor and living conditions. It also reports the Minneapolis Daily Star stock receivership due to management disputes with 6,000 farmers and laborers involved.
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Minneapolis Daily Star
Not printed yet
A reader questions why a previously sent contribution was not printed and asks if the author will bring it in person. The note includes humorous quips about hangups with printing, weather, marriage, taxation, and golf, ending with a remark about brains.
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Horace
Only 1 Mile to School and Golf Course
A fragmented civic vignette reflecting political and social quips from 1904 and 1924. It contrasts urging public action with buck-passing and humor about progress. Notable lines reference a dark horse, voting, and local amenities as symbols of improvement.
Laws as Memory Test: A Note on Multiplicity
The statement suggests that having many laws mainly functions as a mnemonic challenge. It implies complexity tests recall and attention rather than improving clarity or justice. The remark frames legal diversity as a cognitive exercise rather than a governance benefit.
Old dads and graduates echo in political jokes
The passage critiques graduation orations by fathers who never graduated and observers who lack original ideas for world court. It likens politics to hide and seek and notes old-timers recalling cheaper tips. It contrasts graduates starting low with fathers who can spend more.
Violets Hidden From Sight In a Humble Post
A poem about violets thriving in a secluded Glen beyond praise. The speaker, inspired by their quiet perseverance, questions human fame and asks if true worth exists in unseen labor. The piece reflects on faith, work, and virtue as enduring beyond recognition.
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Edgar A. Guest
Lightning flash sparked in Pittsfield lab experiment
One year ago a laboratory in Pittsfield Massachusetts produced an artificial lightning flash delivering 2,000,000 volts as part of electrical research.
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Pittsfield
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Host Pours Drinks Raise Questions of Hospitality and Trust
The choice to pour drinks signals hospitality but can also reflect hesitation to trust outsiders. In social settings this behavior may mask reluctance or form a barrier to closer interaction.
Secret Prayer Admonition From Matthew Remains Timely
A biblical exhortation stresses private prayer and sincere devotion. It emphasizes that God observes hidden acts and will reward righteousness, noting that the Father knows needs before requests are formed.
Sentence Sermons On Truth And Caution
The lines present maxims urging honesty in truth telling, restraint when nothing to hide, diligence when doing best, lawful conduct to avoid trouble with the sheriff, confidence when you can deliver, thrift for rainy days, and reverence for righteousness under love of God.
Press Commentaries on McAdoo and Public Trust
The outlets critique McAdoo for exploiting family and political ties for money and warn that money influence threatens citizens. They cite Governor Pinchot as a cautionary tale of public gullibility and doubt Bergdoll’s return amid global tension. Liberty bonds stay above par, signaling durable American institutions as Congress acts.
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Boston Transcript
Governor Smith's Wisconsin Run Highlighted
The report notes Governor Al Smith performing well in Wisconsin and hints at his ongoing political momentum as the campaign moves forward.
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al Smith
Wisconsin
Portland Oregonian
Today's Anniversaries 1762 Bushrod Washington Born
Bushrod Washington, born in Westmoreland County Virginia in 1762, became a Supreme Court justice and was the nephew of George Washington. He died in Philadelphia on November 26, 1829.
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Bushrod Washington
Supreme Court
George Washington
Westmoreland County
Piladelphia
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