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New Castle News publishes every evening except Sunday from 4 North Mercer Street Bel Page area with editors W Dreagwell George W Conway and James Ray in key roles. Subscription rates listed and advertising handled by Free Kimball New York office. details include second class matter status and International News Service affiliation.
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Graduation Season Brings Large Wave of New Degrees
The article celebrates graduates from high schools private schools and colleges as they enter the job market. It notes the large number of educated workers and argues education improves employment prospects while acknowledging imperfections and future challenges.
Overproduction and farming in Russia and US contrasts
The article discusses Russia’s industrialization with foreign capital, critiques private domestic capital repression, and notes the Soviet regime’s agrarian overpopulation. It contrasts Russian farming with American shifts from farm to city, warning of future food supply issues due to overcultivation and population pressures.
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Growth of zoning shows municipal progress in US cities
The piece argues zoning as a key sign of city development, noting widespread adoption and state legislation. It cites 183 municipalities adopting zoning in two years, 856 zones in place by Jan 1 accounting for 39 million people, and leading states like New York and New Jersey. It warns that mere laws do not guarantee success, as interests push to dilute protections.
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Bishop Walks Out and Advisers in City Column
Farthur G Brisbane notes a church leader’s departure with Rockefeller counsel and Ford’s visit to Curtis. The piece contrasts wealth and policy with social concerns as the column sketches contemporary figures and power dynamics.
Contempt, Capital and Cheerful Caution Across Gilded Age
A jumble of anecdotes contrasts public defiance and restraint across politics industry and sport. Bishop Cannon walks out on a Senate lobby committee while oilmen face contempt. Rockefeller Ford and Curtis eye modern progress and wealth. Panglossian musings include a lottery windfall and Kanchenjunga versus Jonsong.
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Haphazard Hints and Social Snippets From The Forum
A miscellany of quips and notices ranging from weather jokes to political opinions. The column references President Hoover, Graf Zeppelin marvels, local mischief, and humorous vignettes about marriages, privacy, and daily life with comic asides about Pennsylvania politics and prohibition era topics.
Monte Carlo Casino Grenade Attack Inquiry
French police were asked to aid in the search for a disgruntled gambler who tossed a hand grenade into Monte Carlo’s main gambling room. The blast shattered a priceless chandelier as players and staff ducked for cover. no injuries were reported.
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Public fooled by Hugo N Frye hoax sparks nationwide debate
Public officials praised a mythical Hugo N Frye after Cornell students staged a hoax. Newspapers from Hartford to Albany echoed reactions, urging caution in future responses and noting the prank exposed overzealous praise by leaders while laughing at the gullibility across party lines.
Farmer Sells Farm. Town Sees Graying Magnetism
A smiling farmer drew curiosity in town after selling his farm. Miss Fawn Lippincut quipped Abe Martin would make a fine reducing vibrator salesman, being gray enough to be trusted yet young enough to engage. The line referenced Lilie Kite, who was out of work.
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Opinions as words not deeds in seafaring debate
A Rotary Club dialogue riffs on Prohibition Tariff and Farmers Relief with sailors and peddlers trading barbs. A sea captain mocks opinions as mere names noting people rely on hearsay and habit rather than action while contrasting minds at sea and on shore.
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Sentence Sermons by Rev Roy Smith VD D
A compact religious note presents sentence sermons attributed to Rev Roy Smith. The fragment hints at sermon brevity and doctrinal focus without full context.
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Legacy of discouragement and engagement in daily life
A fragmented reflection on consequences of complaints arguments and peevishness, linking broken engagements to shattered confidence and urging steadier education and community effort. The text mentions tomorrow and a smoker, hinting speech about restraint and habit formation.
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