Fragmentary International News Service Rights Note
A damaged clipping references the International News Service, claiming exclusive rights to news dispatches and republication permissions. It mentions Bob Forefen as Advertising Representative, with addresses in New York City, and notes affiliations with the Audit Bureau of Circulation and American Newspaper Publishers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men of the International News Service
Bob Forefen
Lindsnstetr, Inc
Seon Ava
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Armerican
Owners’ Association
Mewn
Armistice Day clashes with Coolidge stance on military film
The piece notes President Coolidge vetoed war department plans for Armistice Day observances and blocked turning Annapolis graduation into a moving picture. It questions the motive and contrasts tolerance for educational use of naval events with commercialization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Army
Navy
War and Navy Departments
War Department
the Navy
Annapolis Naval Academy
Annapolis
Secetary Wilbur
Naval Academy
Satria
Fragmented musings on weather, politics, and culture
A jumble of observations ranging from summer heat and bombardment cartoons to new Canadian beer and a vanished Minnesota fishing lake. The piece blends wry commentary on immigration, debt, and social mores with jokes about fashion, motherhood, and wartime sentiment.
Miscellaneous whimsy and wit from a crowded issue
A long, garbled column mixes anecdotes and quotations about law, war, fashion and daily life. It includes jokes about Scots, bridges, traffic, a Chinese job applicant, Mother's Day, and a Sharon arrest, with snatches on World events, politics, and a newspaper men’s gathering at Conneaut Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam Wang
Joli
Brisbanes column mixes philosophy and finance notes
The piece blends Arthur Brisbane commentary on death and nature with observations on Cyrus H K Curtis and the St Paul Railway stockholders. It questions evolution debates, cites Flammarion, Butler, and a New York bank origin tale, and comments on women’s social roles and aging.
Today's anniversaries recall patriots and leaders
The annals note Patrick Henry death in 1799 in Virginia and birthplace May 27 1736 Lindley Virginia. Count Cavour 1811 death in Turin born Aug 10 1810. Gen Turner Ashby honored for actions near Harrisonburg and killed Oct 23 1862. Bonnard condemned in Paris. Seattle fire losses 15 million. Sir John A Macdonald died in Ottawa in 1893. Nawab of Rampur visited San Francisco en route to Chicago expo. US Army dirigible TC A destroyed by storm at Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Henry
Charlotte County
Lindley
Count Cavour
Italy
Turin
Turner Ashby
Stonewall
Harrisonburg
Bonnard
Paris
Seattle
John A. Macdonald
Dominion of Canada
Ottawa Bort
Glasgow
Nawab of Rampur
San Francisco
Chicago Exposition
Dayton
Ohio
Cme
New City Lighting System Advances in New Castle
New Castle progresses on a city wide lighting overhaul with more than half the streets already equipped. Experts brought by the council designed a planned scheme using varied light types suited to each district, aiming to place the city among the best lit in the country once finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Courtesy Behind the Wheel Reflects on Motor Etiquette
A column notes schooling in courtesy for pupils and contrasts it with driver manners. It observes that while some motorists exhibit civility, boorish behavior on highways remains common. The piece argues road courtesy requires no formal schooling and would reduce accidents if practiced by all drivers.
Sentence Sermons by Rev Roy D Smith Db
The sermon notes warn that pampering produces useless citizens and egoism in bosses breeds contempt. It links religious intolerance to atheism, adult law breaking to youth recklessness, and worry to more troubles, urging better workmanship for higher wages and noting politics decay with indifferent citizenship as life shows fewer anxieties after marriage.
Fragmented antiquated discourse on aging and family roles
A fragmented, archaic-sounding passage discusses aging, gender roles, and family dynamics over long timelines. It mentions years, age perception, and changing times, suggesting shifts in how women and grandparents are viewed within families. The text is muddled and difficult to pin to a concrete event or figures.
Ten Great Discoveries, Dr Culbertson’s List and Moral Progress
Dr Culbertson lists ten great discoveries shaping human progress. God, sacrifice, immortality, taboo and conscience, the Godman, brotherliness, Eve or life plan, flexible social institutions, sub conscious instincts, and psychic phenomena. The piece notes moral growth as a road of progress across history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.G. Wells
Culbertaon
Los Angeles
Rapitas
Lis Vist
Min
Ihex
Eorscioner
Dr. Culbertson
God
Than
Eve ‘Iuginn
Angiher
Culbertson
MrcClure
World And The Water Transportation Bunk Exposed
The piece discusses water transport evolution in the Pittsburgh region with references to canals, railroad links, and ship traffic. It cites the Houston Ship terminal project, Morgan line ambitions, and growing river traffic on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. It notes steel industry plans, riverboat activity, and potential growth across Beaver, Mahoning, and Shenango valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naken
Itz
Houston
Morgan Line
Bankas
Englewood
New Castle
Sharon
Youngstown
Reaver
Sienann
Mahoning
West Virginia
Logan
Anq
Philadephia Eland (Aa
Carnegie Steel Company
American Briden Company
Carnegie Stael Company
Ohio
Mississippi
Pittsburgh
Ohio River
American Bridge
Ambridge
Ang Laughlin
Wand
Beaver
Colieze
Snananga
Beaver Valley
Ustrather
Just Folks by Edgar Guest
Poem reflects on love and happiness over wealth and status. Emphasizes that humility, courage, and genuine affection bring joy, while beauty or power alone do not guarantee fulfillment.
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Naw Castle
Castle Pa
The
America
Frisco
Icc
Aros Ll
von Hindenburg
Minnesota
Germany
Eleet
Astor Mansion
New York
Law
Multhunden
Woolworth
Manhattan
Ballaing
New York World
Hough
Waterways Commission of
Tenneylyenia
Newhannock
North Street
Commignion
Sharon-Mercer
Neshannock
Prestans
Foeterrlg
Presttons
Amy
Publighe
Conneaut Lake
Anon
China
London
Boone
United States
Arthur Brisbane
American, Inc
Amen
Ienter
York
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
St. Paul Road
Tire
Shanghai
Moscow
Sofia
Pekinan
Pekin
Morneno
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
Abia
Seine
Nicholas Murry Butler
Columbia, University
Saya
Thessalonians
Conivesby Dawson
Ninouay E’iinclog
States
Canada
Toonerville
BY Fontaine Fox
Granpaw Futtyy
Conyrigns
Fontains Fea
NEW City Lighting
Courtesy
Roy D. Smith, Db
Abe Martin
Ee Pole Station
Jere
Ramies
Em. Moors
Cunnin
Miami
Lena
Dr. Frank Crane
Edgar
Seldon
Copsright
Holsar A. Guesz
Bible Thought
Israel
Ernest M. Stires
Long Island
Episcopa
St Thomas's Enirch
Stires
V Vis
University of Virginia
West Point
Augusta
Stires Fet Agusta
Gracyureh
Chicago
Chicagg
St .Tomas
St. Thomas's
Poral Cimes
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