New Castle News Publication Details
New Castle News reports from Baran 0 and Treadwell with editors led by T. Ray and George W. Conway. The paper publishes every evening except Sunday from Sycamore Street and Apple Way, offers telegraph news and international coverage, and lists rates for home delivery and advertisements. Special notice warns mail checks and money orders should be sent to The News, New Castle, Pa.
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Treadwell
Truster
Pram Dnoy T. Ray
Tarion T. Rey
George W. Conway
Sinday
Sycamore Street
Anple Way
War and violence debate stirs in Liberty era prose
A periodical piece defends wartime actions as self defense while condemning terrorism. It argues many bombings harm civilians and that responsibility lies with society, not the attackers, urging restraint and ethical reflection amid mass violence debates. The author critiques supporters of violence and defends measured response to conflict.
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Volenr
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Porta
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Imperialieme
Abe Pepyers
Dahaieh
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Dart
Public Opinion and Moral Debate in Historic Political Discourse
Fragmentary notes reflect a debate on civic duty and public opinion. The text references conscience, democracy, and the role of the press in shaping political stance, with mentions of a republic and a newspaper named the York Tribune indicating era-specific public discourse.
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Republic
Sarcoth
W York Tribune
Tay
Rising demand for larger hat sizes sparks debate
The piece discusses growing demand for bigger hat sizes, attributing it to vanity, fashion, and broader social trends. It notes stock depletion at retailers and questions whether economic and wartime factors influence headwear trends, with varied opinions on the true cause.
Anniversaries and political figures marked in brief
Fragmentary notices recall anniversaries and political figures connected to mid century events. Names, places, and affiliations appear washed out but imply faded references to those tied to parties, regions, and legal actions across several locales.
One Year Ago Today In The War
Fragmentary OCR text about wartime events with unclear proper nouns and dates. The readable segments mention a war context and several garbled names and places, insufficient to identify a clear event, person, or outcome. The piece seems to be a brief retrospective note with nonsensical phrases and mixed language.
Summer and Society in a Patchwork of News
Fragmented notes mix civic talk and social scenes from a late era town. References to suffrage, local officials, court cases, and everyday unrest appear beside stray observations on streets, posters, and a broken sense of community life.
The Red Headed Woodpecker Remembered in Verse
A rustic reminiscence recalls the red headed woodpecker, once common in spring. The speaker cherishes its vivid crest and steady, plain manners, contrasting fading memories with declining flocks and changing seasons.
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Havelin
Womfort
Penrose Named President of Whitman College
Dr Stephen L Penrose a longtime educator native of Pronuwet who has spent years teaching and serving in academic circles has been nominated for the presidency of Whitman College The selection follows his distinguished career and ties to the Temecaver university system and other educational institutions within the region
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Stephen L. Penrose
Ronning Wat
Whitman Corte
Venture
Alten Amd
Hagen
Temecaver
Wilmington Graduation Girls Carry Off All Honors
Special to News from New Wilmington on June 6 reports New Wilmington high school’s Class of 1919 commencement in the United Presbyterian church. Dr. S. A. Wirktride offered the invocation as music by the school choir accompanied the exercises. Salutatory by Elliot Rose, class motto by Wendel Bell Poole, and essays by Dorothea Sewell and Ralph Watson are listed among the program. Diplomas were presented by Prof. J. A. Short. Graduates receiving diplomas include Roth Altman, Enwine Anderson, Helen Edith Edeborn, Florie Keldes, Dorothy Davis, John Victor Cummings, Bello Catterson, William Filmore Campbell, William Wendell Hell, Ellet Gitker, Allen Donald Irvine Neal, Margaret Ramses, Ethel Marie Rose, Marguerite Scott, Maurice Stoley, Dorothea Rewell, and Ralph Emerson Watson. The class banner bore the motto Attu the Combat the Crown, with maroon and white class colors.
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New Wilmington High School
United Presbyterian Church
8. A. Wirktride
Presbyterian Church
United States
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Elliot Rose
Vava LiocHnibler
Wendel Bell Poole
Dorothea Sewell
Isabelie Fy
Ralph Watson Donet
Tohn Cummings
Margaret’ Taltery
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J. A. Short
Presiidant
Board of Education
Stories Of New Castle The Omnipotence Of Law
A fragmented writing piece recounts city life and police chatter at night, noting a whisper of wrongs and the public’s faith in law. It references a New Castle resident accused of pro German sympathy and a town reaction over democracy and language. The text also includes a poetic aside on reputation riding waves from rise to peak to decline and back.
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Ney Castle
Maki
Trishman
Sevor
Germany
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Mike
Anger and Digestion: Effects on the Stomach Mystery
The fragment discusses how strong emotions like fear and rage impair digestion. It notes that the stomach may become temporarily paralyzed, reducing movement and digestive secretions, especially in excited animals. It also mentions pain, anger, and anxiety delaying digestion and the differing responses of immune processes under stress.
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Opposition to Vaccination Across Realms Stirs Debate
The article notes compulsory vaccination expanding from Fingland to Scotland and Ireland, spreading widely. It mentions opposition in many quarters, with religious and societal groups forming factions. A Montreal riot erupted around vaccination concerns, involving an attack on a hall and threats to burn a newspaper office, though authorities quelled the disturbance.
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Fingland
Anton Sist
Scotland
Ireland
Turly
Montreal
Dheery
Dewnpaper Alleos
Quick Guide Promises Easy Weight Loss Methods
A garbled health ad offers advice on losing weight fast using various foods and supplements. It references a person named Lee and lists vague tips for diet changes, meal ideas, and products claiming to reshape the body. The text reads like a promotional brochure with many misspellings and unclear claims.
Fragmented OCR note on local names and events
A damaged OCR snippet lists scattered names and terms including Conor, Dalen, Balanny, Dagan, and Vt with unclear context. The fragmentary text mentions a berry bow, free work, and local references that are not clearly connected to a single event or location.
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Torey Hohelett
Conor Eey
Heart of Humanity shown to Mothers-Sweethearts group
An event notes a film screening titled Heart of Humanity for a group called Mothers-Sweethearts. Details are obscured by unreadable OCR, but the listing references a cinema showing with a likely local audience engagement and period wording.
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