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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
4
The New Castle News, owned by The News Company, lists officers Lucy T. Ray and James T. Ray, editor George W. Conway, and prices for subscriptions. A special notice admonishes readers to address all items to The News Co. New Castle Pa. The text also criticizes World War I era history revisionism and insists on factual reporting in school textbooks.
Yesterday the city council discussed the weed menace grown with May rains. Streets and vacant lots near New Castle center are overrun, prompting calls for compulsory cleanup, civic pride shows, and voluntary neighbor effort to curb the nuisance.
The article urges Christian education as essential to American civilization citing Roger Babson and Dr Hadwi Fischer. It promotes religious education through community involvement and calls on Sunday school workers, parents, teachers, and public educators to attend the 84th county Sunday school convention at First Christian church on the Dinour, Thursday, Tune Sch.
June 1922 note from Oh Fellows announces possible Wednesday visitors, asks members to attend, and plans a program led by Willie Harris with Erwin McCormick. George Brand in Mahoningtown donations and questions about his fire insurance stance are mentioned. Grove City charter night anticipated, radio cue included, time 6 p.m. with unspecified date.
Fragmented essay and letters reflect social critique, humor, and daily life. Poems and quotes discuss sin and progress, schooling changes, golf musings, and local anecdotes about honesty, crime, and marriage. Notable items mention Edgue a Guest and New Castle golf notes.
A note from St Cloud Florida dated June 3 1922 describes an ex hibition gator over two feet long brought to an office by mail and kept in water with raw meat fed occasionally. Other items mock current events and gossip with light humor about women drivers tattoos and society.
A religious line urges no more war with the nation not lifting the sword and Isaiah’s warning. The question asks what Apostle Paul’s rules for practic al righteousness were in Colossians. Two suspension bridge towers for the Padson river link between New York and New Jersey rise to heights comparable with the Woolworth Building.
Albert D. Lasker becomes chairman of the U.S. Shipping Board as rationing is abolished. Reports note experiments in human response to anticipated shocks show resistance to lethal shocks by those expecting them.
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