New Castle News masthead and contact summary
New Castle News owned by The News Company publishes every evening except Sunday from 29 North Mercer Street New Castle Pa. It lists staff including A W Treadwell president and editor Lucy Treadwell Ray treasurer James T Ray. Subscription rates 1 month 1 ½ dollars year 4 000. The paper is a member of Audit Bureau of Circulation and International News Service holds exclusive rights to news dispatches used. Advertising representative S G Lindenstein Inc located in New York.
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Dead fish float in Slippery Rock creek near camp
Scout officials report hundreds of dead fish in Slippery Rock creek near the Boy Scout camp. The water appeared bluish, with sources blaming coal mine refuse dumped into the stream.
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Wilson and Marshall contrasted as leaders in history
The article weighs President Wilson and Vice President Marshall, noting Wilson’s ambition and aloofness versus Marshall’s compromising, witty, amiable style. It reflects on their during office tensions over treaty and league issues and suggests enduring historical reputations for both.
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Vanishing Wild Flowers Threaten Nationwide Sanctuaries
The piece warns that wild flowers are vanishing due to automobile use and vandalism. It stresses that careless picking, root uprooting, and seed dispersal threaten plant persistence. Calls for protection and sanctuaries on private estates and public parks to preserve blooms.
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Marshall's Niche and Two-Term Vice President Record
The article notes that Thomas B. Marshall was the fifth to serve two vice presidential terms. It also mentions that during President Wilson's illness in 1949 the cabinet briefly discussed Marshall’s potential interim presidential duties. It highlights another distinction held by this former vice president.
Proverbs Verse Guidance On Trust And Directing Paths
A compact reflection of Proverbs 3 5 6 urging reliance on the Lord rather than one s own understanding in all ways and promising guidance along life s paths. The familiar verse emphasizes faith loyalty and divine direction.
PAYS TO REMEMBER Inscapes of conscience and scandal
A fragmentary column reflects on personal memory, truth, and influence. It cautions that feelings of others are private, warns against overemphasizing printed words, and notes the limits of frankness in sharing scandals and religious differences.
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Anniversaries and Historic Dates Highlighted
A compact sampler lists notable anniversaries and historic dates. It mentions Portocarrero, viceroy of Mexico and Peru, died in Lima on September 22, 1705, and Field Marshal Viscount Wolseley born in Ireland, died Mentone March 25, 1913. It notes a Irish victory over English at Tubdbernesring and the first Mariners’ Church dedication in New York City.
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Safety Sam Saya Warns Newlyweds About Road Hazards
A playful cautionary note urges new couples to heed road safety to protect their honeymoon. The tongue in cheek warning highlights the risk of cars spoiling a joyful start.
Daylight debates and frugal fixes in curious column
A quirky note on daylight saving hours and public attitudes toward savings. The piece riffs on schedules and morale, mentioning Washington's landing site memorial and a rambling survey of lifestyle jokes. It weaves humor about dieting, fashion, and economic habits with local newspaper tone.
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Park legality and summer hints in a meandering column
A quirky column notes that a New York court finds park leisure perfectly legal and jokes emerge about a serene June. It blends light social musings with whimsical remarks on fashion, bathing suits, and minor local events, including window banners and a playful history of newspaper changes.
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Aodd fragments of a vintage paper on odd ideas and threats
A garbled column muses on pinched ideas from candy boxes to toy savings chickens. It notes a sensational weather prophecy and a violent vow, reflecting jittery early 20th century urban chatter and stray phrases.
Bible Marathon Ends as War Talk Fades Into Asia
Arthur Brisbane reviews a 42 hour Bible marathon at First Methodist, lauds silent devotion while noting global tensions. He surveys Coolidge’s cautious war stance, Chinese anti-Japanese sentiment in Shanghai, and Canada’s Arctic claims, with remarks on economics, rail power, and Untermyer’s uneasy political stance.
Negotiating with France and European debtors
The passage discusses the possibility of negotiating with France on friendly terms to benefit both creditors and debtors. It notes that after 1870, when Bismarck demanded five billion francs, the French people offered far more than asked, showing their willingness to pay.
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Empire Trust tips for safer checks in 1925 era
The Empire Trust Company of New York releases a pamphlet urging proper check handling amid rising use in the United States. It notes 1924 business volume and compares losses from burglaries between member and non member banks, highlighting vigilance, safeguards, and the phrase for deposit only endorsements along with warning against forged endorsements and blank signatures. It links broader financial crime awareness to 1925 industry conditions.
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World And The Mud Puddies4 In Immigration Debate
The Popolo Italia in Rome argues for relaxing US immigration limits to allow more Italian workers, claiming the change would help Italy pay its war debt and bolster US labor. It cites Italian contributions and compares Italian quotas to Germans, suggesting increased Italian immigration would benefit both nations.
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Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A compact verse sample echoes a moral about temptation and character. The speaker contrasts the trickster and liar with the strong who scorn temptation, stressing resilience.
Canadian House of Commerce backs daRAL amendment on protection policy
One year ago the Canadian House of Commerce endorsed an amendment to the daRAL proposing a protective policy.
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Norse centennial envoy Fredrik Stang travels to Minneapolis
Professor Fredrik Stang, official representative of Emil Stang, heads to Minneapolis for the Norse centennial jubilee. A longtime Storting member and former justice minister who led the Conservative party, he now champions liberal ideas independent of parties. Also notes on bootlegging profits and a stray tax case.
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