New Castle News publication and staff notices
Publication details for The News in New Castle Pennsylvania list staff roles, ownership, and contact points. It notes daily edition timing, Telegraph and Cable Service of International News Service, and advertising representation in New York City. Also includes subscription prices and reminders about public communications addressed to the News Co. in New Castle.
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International News Service
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London
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Medals for Public Servants Here
A plan in Washington proposes a government award with annuity to federal employees for courageous or selfless service. It would honor scientists, health workers, and others whose work saves money, spurs industries, or eradicates diseases, urging recognition to inspire continued public service.
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Washington
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Sign Painter Planned in Every Block Amid Idle Men Count
A Vermont Democratic State Committee leader, cousin of President Coolidge, will head the delegation to the Democratic Convention in Houston. The piece notes optimism about Democratic strength, urges unity, and includes quips on politics, flights, and dating beliefs as local commentary plus a file clerk gag about a missing record.
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Coolidge
Vermont
Houston
Fragmented rural humor column from an old paper
A garbled, humorous clippings stew mentions President Coolidge vacationing in Wisconsin, a quip about a wife not saying yes, nursery planting advice, a Scottish family keeping children from school, and a light memory tale of two sisters with a math problem ending in a dog tail joke.
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Rand
Pygmies, Fiji Islands, Hoover and More Headlines
Readable fragments from a 1928 column cover a range of topics. It references Arthur Brisbane commentary on parenting dangers, Hoover delegation news, a wary view of Mrs McCormick and Mrs Sabin, and light travel exploits with Fiji pilots. It notes the Pacific crossing distance, a senator sued over slander, and humorous quips about policies, fashion, and stock markets. It mentions pygmies, Fiji Islanders, and airship talk with brisk, period-era tone.
Dawes Votes to Break Senate Tie Highlights Vice Presidency Decline
In the closing days of the session Vice President Dawes cast a tie-breaking vote in the Senate. The event marks a rare active role for the vice presidency, contrasting with a long trend toward a diminished, ceremonial position despite constitutional duties. Dawes previously rushed to Capitol during a tie on Warren's Attorney General confirmation but arrived too late. The piece argues the vice presidency has become a political spare part and urges a return to its historic stature.
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Dawes
Senate
Charles Beecher Warren
Auorney
Capitol
Essential weakness of communism in Russia a crop crisis threat
The latest report from Russia warns of crop shortages threatening industrial workers’ welfare. A poor harvest and peasants delaying grain sales threaten export volumes, while Stalin’s reforms appear dubious. The piece argues genuine prosperity requires capitalistic elements not present under Soviet policy.
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Russia
Stalin
Honest U S land offer taints hope with caution
The interior department warns settlers that many West lands offer little agricultural value and require proof of productivity before spending. One Colorado tract of 20,000 acres is cited as dry yet timbered, with water accessible at depth, but 40 miles from a railway. Uncle Sam acts as promoter, buyers still rely on his word.
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Department of the Interior
Colorado
Sam
What the world sheds is a salt washing dish
A reflective line suggests the earth removes impurities like salt from a cleansing dish. The metaphor speaks to cleansing, renewal, and the cycle of nature. It frames the world as a vessel washed clean by time and elements.
Bible Thought For Today Verse Reflection Daily Worship
Psalm 145:1 proclaims I will extol thee my God and bless thy name forever. A morning prayer seeks to prevent the dawn with hope in Thee and placing trust in divine guidance for the day ahead.
Dr. Cranes Editorial on Cheer and Attitude
A reflective editorial argues optimism and humor aid coping with life s troubles. It notes misfortune and God s will as impersonal forces, critiques pessimism, and cites Chauncey Deve s life as example of cheerful living before death at ninety four.
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Chauncey Deve
Wmeclire Newsraner
New York Visit Shows Small Snafus and Small Wins
A strolling visitor recounts a comic misbudget in New York spending a fifty dollar bill and three cents, trying to make change for a streetcar ride and a phone call. After a wait and a prop to cover the call the traveler succeeds, deciding New York isn’t so bad after all.
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New York
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Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest fragments
Fragmentary poem fragment shows nature imagery and aging themes. It mentions wind, peace, and fading beauty, with references to flowers and perennial storms. Language and punctuation suggest a short lyric piece by Edgar A. Guest from 1928.
Teaching at Sixty Five Still Keeps Teachers Alert
GROVE PATTERSON argues working teachers should remain active past 55 amid health and rest needs. The piece cites demographics showing many retirees age 65 and older in education and notes teaching remains demanding and nerve wracking. Continued on page five.
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Ail
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Trine Visits New York Author of In Tune With the Infinite
Ralph Waldo Trine, writer of In Tune With the Infinite, discusses his work in New York. The interview notes his popularity remains strong after 30 years with royal readers including Queen Victoria and the Prince of Wales. Trine is portrayed as a genial, youthful thinker with a background at Johns Hopkins.
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New York
Ralph Waldo Trine
Charles MM. Sheldon
England
Victoria
Prince of Wales
Roof Beach Observations From Charles B Driscoll
Charles B Driscoll writes on a makeshift roof bath in Florida offering a Florida tan at lower cost. He notes cool days and young bathers on a roof tub, slatted couches, and sun exposure. He quotes Elmer Peterson and Bernard Vaughan and reflects on Midwestern city life and independent regional arts scenes.
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Florida
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