Newcastle News Notes Ownership and Contact Details
NEWCASTLE NEWS lists The News Company as owner publisher with A W Treadwell as editor and manager and Treadwell Ray as vice president. It shows mailing rates and subscription options including daily and weekly plans and notes advertising representation by 8 G Lindenstein Inc New York. The paper is a Second Class Matter and organ of the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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G. Lindenstein, Inc
Madn Ave
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Special Notice for Mail to The News Co New Castile
A general instruction directs all checks money orders drafts and communications to be addressed to The News Co New Castile Pa and not to an individual.
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New Castile
Democrats Dilemma at New York Convention
With the GOP united for Coolidge the Democrats face a split risk as no clear candidate emerges for president. Several contenders vie, but none garner sufficient backing, threatening a party fracture and a need to justify Republican rule once nominees are chosen.
Senate oil land leases report described as sinister and corrupt
The committee's investigation into oil land leases is summarized as conservative in tone by the Philadelphia Inquirer. It states Fall's ties to Doheny were sinister, loans were essentially corrupt, and leases violated statutes. Legal proceedings and court fights continue as President Coolidge urged public safeguards.
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Senate
Delaware 5 Wright Displays Unflinching Composure
In a rare display of calm under threat the Delaware 5 Wright earned praise for leadership and presence of mind, with readers noting his coolness in a dangerous situation.
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Wright
Delaware 5
Reformers See Wrong When All Seems Right In Turkey
An observer notes reformers view faults where none exist while automobiles grow popular in Turkey and warns of future atrocities amid rapid change and rising mobility.
Press Comment and Political Echoes Across Papers
The collection shows opinion stances on McAdoo's finances and presidential chances. Trotzky policy remarks clash with czar debts in opposing lines. References to Bursum bill economy, McAdoo campaign framing, Coolidge veto of the bonus bill, voter apathy, and Bryan’s silence frame a fragmented political commentary.
Bible Thought For Today Psalm 23 Highlight
A devotional line from Psalm 23 proclaims the Lord is my shepherd I shall not want and that goodness and mercy will accompany me all my days, with dwelling in the house of the Lord forever as a steady reassurance.
Notion of miles per gallon vs rail crossings in life talk
The speaker jokes that the number of rail crossings matters more than miles per gallon. He claims Hank Ford had about 270 million dollars at the year’s start, roughly a dollar per car part lost by the average driver each year.
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Markle
Hank Ford
Hints and Dints Column Mixed with Wry Observations
A compendium of satirical quips and local musings touches on fat meat health claims by a policeman, moonlight forecasts, manners, fortune telling folly, political nabobs, the Ford ten millionth car, and the enduring note that merchants favor centralized advertising in The New Castle News.
Eyes Closed Boost Hearing Aids Sleepy Churchgoers
A specialist notes that closing eyes sharpens hearing, explaining why some people fall asleep in church. The remark links sensory focus to restive church crowds and suggests heightened auditory perception when eyes are shut.
Rushed Ride With a Blue Top Cab
A hurried note describes hailing a Blue Top taxi in a frantic bid to reach an urgent destination. The account focuses on the urgency and the cab’s role in speeding toward the destination despite the tense atmosphere.
Dated musings and social advice from a past column
A collage of reflections on manners efficiency fashion and social behavior. Topics range from college pathways and fashion tricks to sidewalk scenes on Washington street and attitudes toward disability and relationships. The piece blends observations with a Q&A style guidance to Danny about dating and gender expectations.
ABE MARTIN Seba Bite Con General Apathy Quote
ABE MARTIN Seba Bite Con notes general apathy has put many in office. Mrs Tipton Bud comments that when she sets out to do something she does not want to be bothered with a car.
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ABE_MARTIN Seba
Tipton Bud
World religious conference proposed to promote peace
Dr Ralph W Lockman urges a global conference including Protestants Jews Catholics Buddhists and Mohammedans to craft a universal prayer for peace and advance a plan to reduce armies to police power. He notes a Methodist committee of twenty five to align denominations for war prevention and urges conscription of capital and labor to deter wars.
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Ralph W. Lockman
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dr. Lockman
Church
Sockman
Conference of All Religions
Pasture Bars and a Dream Beyond the Fence
Poet Edgar A. Guest recalls the farmer boy confined by fences and rails against city glitz. He vows to guide the youth to see a wider world beyond pasture bars, urging truth, courage, and the promise that the soul can roam free.
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Edgar A. Guest
Today’s Anniversaries
Historical anniversaries list notable dates and figures. Entries include Robert Bruce’s death on the same day in 1329, Mary I’s 1557 war declaration, the 1776 Continental Congress independence resolution, Michigan’s 1824 territorial council, Theodore O’Hara’s 1867 death, Augustin Daly’s 1899 death, the 1905 German royal marriage, 1920 Galveston martial law during a dock strike, with birth notes where available.
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Robert Bruce
Mary I
England
France
Continental Congress
Territorial Legislative Council
Michigan
Detroit
Theodore O'Hara
Alabama
Danville
Augustin Daly
Paris
Plymouth
N. C
Cecelia
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Galveston
Texas
Authors Advice on Daily Compliment to Women
An author urges men to tell a woman “How beautiful you are” once daily. The remark is framed as a light, humorous exhortation to maintain a straight face while delivering the compliment.
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Sentence Sermons From Rev Roy D Smith
A compact collection of brief sermon contrasts on self confidence neglect and service. It presents a boy with low self assurance a girl led astray by neglect and an officer striving in earnest, urging change in fashion and family tolerance toward judgment and community warmth.
Carter Glass Seeks Virginia Backing for Presidential Nomination
The Virginia delegation plans to support Carter Glass for the Democratic presidential nomination at the New York convention. Glass, a longtime public servant from Lynchburg, has served sixteen years in the House and was secretary of the treasury from 1918 to the end of the Wilson administration. He owns and publishes two Lynchburg newspapers.
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Carter Glass
Virginia
New York
Old Dominion
United States Senate
Senator Glass
Congress
the Treasury
Treasury Department
Lynchburg
One Year Ago Komaroff Couple Sentenced to Death
A Moscow court sentenced Vasili Komaroff and his wife to death for alleged involvement in 33 murders. The review notes the case occurred about a year prior and drew international attention.
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Vasili Komaroff
Moscow
Absent Mindedness At Local Gambling Spot
A cake-eater was accused of dropping a cigarette into a coin pox and a coin on a platform, then stepping on it. Separately a poker fiend, confident in companions, expectorated into the center of the table where chips were stacked and turned toward the cuspidor.
Pays To Advertise The East Concoctions Recall Wild West Cowboy
Reports on effects of potions sold by poot leggers in the East evoke memories of a Wild West cowboy. The note hints at caution about dubious remedies and frontier vigilance.
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East
Dialogue in saloon recalls a dying customer in era of prohibition
A cowboy orders from a saloon bartender after finding a man lying under the counter. The year is marked by constant promises of news and bargains for buyers with money. A man collapsed dead in an Erie restaurant, prompting reflections on local mortality and restaurant offerings.
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Billy Sunday
Hades
Bill
Erie
Eric
Husband objects to pink ribbons on nightwear
In a domestic scene the hen pecked husband declares he supports equal rights but refuses to wear pink ribbons on his night attire to fool the baby. He asserts willingness to share chores yet rejects the feminine disguise.
Help Yourself Joint Hustle and Moral Dilemma
A lore about a stay honest shopper in a self serve spot with spotters. Two bits versus one dollar prompts a subtle test of price and ethics. The narrator notes warnings from parents about smoking and behavior and ends by denying temptations to flirt and drink.
Brooklyn Y. M. C. A. offers course on picking a wife
The Brooklyn Central Y M C A plans a course for bachelors claiming to fit a husband for marriage with economic, physiological and psychological angles. Married men doubt the idea while bachelors ask what right the Y M C A has to intervene in personal affairs. Let the girls be happy.
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Brooklyn Central
Waggish Thought on Speed Limits and Fairness
A humorous quote from a friend argues that if twenty mph driving is legal the fine should be twice as low for no fault. The remark plays on balancing speed legality with penalties.
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