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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1932
Page
4
Ex servicemen from various areas propose a trek to Washington to push the veterans cash bonus bill. Washington warns against the plan citing the upcoming housing burden and the need for sober deliberation as Congress faces economic crises. Community aid to block the mass movement is urged.
Ambassador Edge secured an expansion of the French quota for American imports and set a precedent for applying the most favored nation principle to the commercial treaty. His earlier victory included exemption from double taxation for American firms in France, a boost to U S business and labor alike.
Speakers at a national conference blamed both public demand and political excess for rising government outlays. They urged selective retrenchment to distinguish essential functions from dispensable ones and warned against indiscriminate across the board cuts.
A survey shows 50 640 students in 584 higher education institutions study home economics with 37 619 seeking degrees. The piece argues for home management as a profession and highlights the value of scientific housekeeping and its impact on family life. It weaves in satirical asides about public figures and crime anecdotes.
A speaker reflects on a lifelong belief that defines identity and choice. He confronts urging a friend to share his view, questions the need for external agreement, and acknowledges doubt and the search for a new truth. The piece probes certainty, conviction, and the pull of social validation.
The speaker notes a man who live in ignorance of his faults. He knows real poverty and is a poor neighbor. He will find it hard to persuade Heaven to open to him and justify himself in God’s sight, remaining a man without a country.
The text lists calendar based beliefs. It warns that killing a chicken Monday brings delay and financial loss. Rain on June sixth brings barren trees. Eating in a strange house Monday taints the week with bad luck. Onions thrown after a bride avert tears. Leases should be for odd years as even terms fail.
A man prone to absent-mindedness damaged his appearance after starting his eyebrows and pulling out most of his mustache when he noticed the mirror was upside down. The incident reflects repeated lapses affecting daily grooming and self image.
An unlettered workman repairing at William James's house, the Harvard philosopher, muses that men are almost equal in essence but the small differences matter. The remark highlights a debate on human equality sparked by a simple observation.
A collage of aphorisms and quips spans politics self inquiry humor and social musings. Witty lines reference George Washington, women, self knowledge and everyday observations, including jokes about marriagehousing and beer campaigns.
A collage of quips and satire on optimism bankruptcy and public life. References to Curtis, dog control, a doctor joke, Hoover era politics, and a poem about knowledge with a chorus of cultural caricatures. Mentions a new twenty five cent piece and George Washington.
A Sheep Hill woman sues her deaf and dumb husband for divorce claiming he pulls the bed covers while talking in his sleep. She says their marriage is unrecoverable due to his behavior.
A satirical clipping taunts a bride’s fate and a corny “milinery funeral” while laments about bills for hats. It riffs on mysterious deaths of a woman’s first three husbands and wartime jokes about Japs and Chinese students doing homework.
Editorial digest compiling symposium views from newspapers edited by Consolidated Press Association. Summarizes key positions on major subjects with commentary and cross-publication insights.
Abe Martin quotes Dale Fluhart about living so you won t have to thwart newspapers and notes the line between a good sport and an easy mark is narrow.
Idaho Senator William E. Borah plans not to attend the Republican National Convention. City papers debate whether he will bolt or remain loyal, suggesting relief measures could shape a third party and influence GOP strategy. Editorials praise his independence and warn against alienating party regulars.
Danish chemist N. L. Hansen has developed a filter for gas masks that reportedly excludes about 99 percent of poisons from breathing tubes. He outlines a plan to protect cities from air raids with gas despite Denmark’s disarmament and lack of military force.
A humorous verse contrasts violets with roses and tiger lilies, noting how violets wink at a married man. The speaker recalls hours among shrubs and flowers, admitting a playful attraction while asserting his settled status.
Scripture verse 2 Chronicles 15 2 urges steadfast faith for divine presence. It emphasizes that seeking the Lord brings him near while forsaking him leads to abandonment. A daily devotional note invites contemplation and spiritual commitment.
A reader is guided on how a persuasive friend with relaxed morals might tempt one to drop inhibitions for a night of pleasure. It warns against following a high status or well born individual if reputation is unestablished for fear of social ostracism and loss of respect.
A town’s avian resident faces health issues as doctors order him to quit smoking. The exhausted bird has been striking matches to cope, prompting concern from locals about his well being.
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