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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
4
The Newcastle News published from New Castle Pennsylvania provides class notices and public notices. It lists contact details for advertising circulation and editors Baran G. Treadwell and staff. It notes subscriptions and address for correspondence to The News Co. in New Castle.
SYGMOUND TAG DA AG LAY the Women’s Federated Clubs plan a summertime drive to fund two playgrounds in Gaston Park and opposite Wighland school, aiming to provide supervised outdoor activity for city children. The message urges youth to avoid running away as police report recent cases, stressing safe local recreation and staying at home during the summer.
A historic note warns of anxiety over labor shortages tied to immigration limits. With the new year and July 1 start, about 47 000 more will be eligible for admission, while gains from Canada and Mexico may total hundreds of thousands. Experts urge selective screening to boost real labor demand fulfillment and reduce alarm.
The piece argues for immigration limits tied to an effective selection law while describing how a hot June boosts crop yields. It warns that warm summers drive up production of wheat corn and oats and stresses sunshine as essential to safety and abundance.
Mr Maxwell praises a younger English novelist while protesting American films shown in England. He argues these movies misrepresent the United States, portraying an America that never existed and urges directors to present real life national scenes.
Highlights include 1762 Lord George Anson, an English navigator, born April 22, 1697, and 1902 Henry Dearborn, U S Army commander in the War of 1812, with birth details. Also noted are Jeremy Bentham’s London death in 1832 and Count Cavour’s Turin death in 1861, plus 1875 orders to Bancroft and Longfellow, 1898 Sampson at Santiago, and 1917 Laurier’s coalition cabinet stance.
One year ago the U S Rail Labor Board reduced the hourly wages of 400000 shopmen by 7 to cents, saving about 60 million dollars annually.
A concise devotional notes that giving leads to growth while withholding raises poverty based on Proverbs 11 24 25 a popular scripture reflection for readers seeking daily wisdom and moral guidance. The item presents a resident Bible thought with a compact period voice and a focus on charitable conduct.
A sketched remark notes a wise girl removing ear pendants and placing them in the boat’s bottom as ballast to keep the craft steady and prevent upsetting. The line portrays practical advice with nautical humor and a dated vernacular.
A young man and his grandfather cruise the St Lawrence in a fast motor boat. The grandfather boasts of knowing every shoal as the boat strikes a rocky bottom and crashes, the young man voiced anxiety about hidden hazards. The elderly man maintains speed despite danger.
Poem on weaning a baby contrasts tears and loss with the shift to bottles. The page also contains doodles of local commentary on Prohibition, politics, school, crime, and rural life with humorous asides and moral quips, all in a dated 1924 voice.
A column of Abe Martin style quips covers neighbors, pats on the back, and small-town humor. It riffs on photographers, rheumatism, and courtesy, then shifts to local notes about Germany and France, New York politics, and a callout to a Cascade Park Mothers and Kiddos picnic hosted by Berquist. It laments car shortages, parking, and pranks about mail addresses, closing with city licensing for out-of-town papers and a spring cleaning note.
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