Newspaper Affiliation and Circulation Notes
Entered at New Castle Pennsylvania as Second Class Matter Full Leased Telegraph and Cable Service of the International News Service Sole Foreign Advertising Representative Lindenstein Kimball Inc New York City West 44th Street. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation and American Newspaper Publishers Association.
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New Castle, Pa
The
International News Service
Lindenstein-Kimball, Inc
West 44Th St
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Radio on the farm shows wide spread ownership
USDA figures reveal radio ownership among farmers, with Rhode Island at 80 percent and Pennsylvania at 96 percent. New York and Ohio also exceed 20 percent, while the South lags. Northwest and Midwest states lead in high ownership despite ongoing farm discontent.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Northwest
Middle West
South
Flight to Berlin marks second North Atlantic milestone
Clarence D Chamberlin and passenger Charles A Levine piloted the Bellanca Columbia along a route close to Lindberghs, reaching Berlin after a 42 hour endurance flight that set a new transcontinental record. Technical misdirection over Europe forced multiple descents near Dortmund Eisleben and Spreewald before Berlin, with fuel nearly exhausted. Levine financed and owned the aircraft, drawing earlier criticism from aviators for the venture.
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Clarence D. Chamberlin
Columbia
North Atlantic Airway
Lindbergh
St. Louis
New York
Paris
Newfoundland
Ireland
Chamberlin
Europe
Berlin
Tempelhofer
Germany
Atlantic
Dortmund
Eisleben
Leipzig
Saxony
Spreewald
Charles A. Levine
Long Island
Levine
Smaller feet free in the leather business tale
An Englishman claims modern women have smaller feet than in grandmother's day, despite England's flat-heeled tradition. He links this to high heels, athletic activity, and better living. doctors cite improved nourishment. Smaller sizes may rise if taxiing footwear spreads.
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England
Idle Curiosity Drives Reputation Shifts
A concise reflection on how idle curiosity fuels attention and how hard it is to shed a tarnished reputation. It notes that the more undesired a person’s reputation, the tougher it is to recover, highlighting social dynamics of public perception.
Hints About Divorces And Town Gossip
A column jokes about divorce, gender roles, and social habits with remarks on Russia Germany and Ireland, manners of drivers in London, and local observations. It playfully mocks marriage, money tips, and planning for retirement while noting local readers and social dynamics.
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Russia
Consolidation squeezes Butler banks and city traffic
The piece notes fewer national banks in Butler due to consolidation and rising costs for banks and newspapers. It argues new downtown bridge plans won’t ease congestion and suggests bridges north or south of the city. It also reflects on labor wages and social equity, critiquing the idea of high pay for few.
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Butler
New Castle
Neshannock
Jefferson Street
North Street
Secretary of Labor
United States
America
Salt Water Bathing and Leg Reduction Question
An anxious inquirer wonders if salt water bathing reduces legs. The writer recalls more legs needing reduction at sea resorts than river or lake bathing spots. Salt water bathing may not remove legs but it is a good way to show them off.
Lindbergh flight and public reaction column fragment
A column reflects on Lindberghs pioneering flight and the public reverence it sparked. It notes risk facing the aviator, societal prayers for a safe landing, and mentions broader wartime and civic sentiments alongside casual social jabs about news events and public figures.
Pennsylvania doctors issue vast rise in medicinal liquor prescriptions
Pennsylvania physicians prescribed 83 430 more medicinal liquor doses in the last year than in 1925. The notable rise comes with the fact that all prescriptions must be paid in advance, as does the whiskey itself.
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Pennsylvania
Millions More Bibles Distributed Last Year
The record shows a historic surge in Bible distribution with millions more copies handed out than in any prior year. Despite the vast total, observers note the public impact appears modest and scarcely visible in everyday life.
No. 1 Young Men Aim Too High In Business
A column laments that many young men seek to start at the top where their fathers began and warns that steady, practical steps are needed to build a successful enterprise. It urges patience, study, and humble beginnings.
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Papa
Gasoline Bills and Garage Charges Prompt Caution
No man knows what a car needs until the bill from the garage arrives. Many garages collect on the bill before releasing the car. Safety is emphasized, and cash sales of gasoline are common in numerous locations.
Fashion clash over knee breeches and short trousers
French tailors push for knee breeches for men while London tailors resist. Short skirts may suit women and girls but men’s shorts face sport exceptions. The piece argues boys’ thrill of wearing long pants would be lost and we cannot remove that from a boy's life.
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London
Toledo lecturer avoids meals at banquets
Edward R. Kelsey of Toledo, a famed lecturer and Rotarian, has attended nearly a thousand banquets as speaker without eating a bite. He notes banquets ruin digestion and that he leaves before meals, saving his stomach while others dine.
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Edward R. Kelsey
Toledo
Ohio
Many U S towns seek Lindbergh visit this summer
A large number of American communities plan to invite Charles Lindbergh to visit this summer, but observers doubt many invitations will be accepted. He reportedly will not accept many offers, an outcome to be welcomed by supporters of his cautious travel schedule.
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America
Lindbergh
Pittsburgh preacher lauds today’s youth in faith and fitness
A Pittsburgh preacher praised modern youth as superior physically morally and spiritually. The writer questions if such belief holds after imagining the preacher attending public events and traveling the rough roads of the country. The passage ends with a brief note about an Irishman walking on his.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Expands Roads With 1500 More Miles Planned
Pennsylvania plans to add 1500 miles of good roads in two years, extending existing networks. The boost aims to keep the state ahead in road quality and minimize rivals catching up, with motorists joking about pedestrians and a crossing Atlantic flyer named Levine hinted at in the text.
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Pennsylvania
Today Number 2 Arrives In Luther's Town
Brief office copy notes two kinds of starving referenced in a patriotic column by Arthur Brisbane in 1927. The piece discusses a request to General Motors and mentions Luther's Town as the setting.
Atlantic Flight Sparks War Nerve Theory and Defense Talk
Echoes of Lindbergh and Chamberlin crossing the Atlantic in one hop prompt military and naval leaders to reassess air power. The piece notes imagined enemy air raids on New York Boston and Washington within 48 hours, argues for air defense and notes aviation’s commercial potential alongside remarks on other topics from golf injuries to a fatal double suicide.
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Atlantic
Lindbergh
Paris
Chamberlin
Levine
Berlin
Ocean
Cyrus H. J. Curtis
Bible Thought For Today Consider Our Limitations
A reflective Daily Bible Thought notesPsalm 39 4 urging awareness of life’s limits. It includes a prayer asking the Lord to teach us to number our days and apply our hearts to wisdom. The piece emphasizes humility and seeking guidance to live prudently.
Washington vows not to recognize Chamorro regime in Nicaragua
One year ago Washington stated it would not recognize the regime of General Chamorro in Nicaragua, signaling a clear diplomatic stance amid regional tensions and the ongoing dispute over legitimacy and governance.
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Washington
General Chamorro
Nicaragua
That Snyder-Gray verdict fuels stubborn vows of love
Constable Plum laments the Snyder-Gray case verdict while noting men with little sense cling to marrying strong, independent women in silver helmets. The remark mocks overconfidence in bargains and bets, reflecting a small-town mood on justice and personal choice.
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Plum
The New Tyranny and Jewish Nationalism Debate
Dr. Cranes Editorial reviews Mr Francis J Oppenheimers book The New Tyranny arguing Jews are nationalists, not internationalists. He contrasts Belloc Ford and Chesterton, notes Jewish pride in nations, and claims Zionist rebuilding faces German Jewish fears while posing questions about Jewish identity across nations.
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Francis J. Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Belloc
Chesterton
Ford
Ezekiel
Zion
Isador Singer
Jesus
Wells
David
Lasalle
Germany
Bismarck
National Security League of America
China
Ben Altheimer
Ku Klux Klan
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Smeller, Rings, and a California Champagne Tale
A New York resident names Sandro Rodriguez identifies a stolen drink as his own wine, leading to the arrest of Ralph Martinez for burglary after a police call. The anecdote recalls a pre Prohibition dinner where guests could not distinguish Paul Maison from Paul Roget champagne, a ruse the host reveals to leave guests wiser.
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New York
Sandro Rodriguez
Ralph Martinez
Mr. Rodriguez
Martinez
New Castle
Paul Roget
Paul Matson
Paul Roger
How the Train Was Wrecked by Edgar A. Guest
A humorous verse recounts a train wreck blamed on the charms of Mary Jane. Jerry, distracted by her winsome eyes, neglects his dispatch duties and loses his job. the speaker argues the blame lies with Mary Jane, not Jerry. Copyright 1927.
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Mary Jane
Jerry
Mary
Edgar A. Guest
Morals and memories from old school readers and poems
The narrator recalls how old school methods tied morals to reading and arithmetic, describing Riverside Kansas classes with one teacher and one room. He remembers reciters like Byron Kunegle and poems such as Marco Bozzaris and The Death of Little Nell, noting the gloom but praising the old readers.
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Moses
Riverside School
Institution of Learning
Wichita
Kansas
Byron Kunegle
Bryon
McGuffey
Ringen On the
Rhine
Byron
Marco Bozzaris
Nell
Paul Dombey
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Lucy Treadwell Hkay
Jacob F. Hentz
Ai James T. Ray
George W. Conway
Sun- Gay
North Mercer St
By Mail
Ana Man
Sst
Treas
News Co
Little Stanley
BY Fontaine Fox
Cos
Fontaine Foz
Dublin
Belfast
Chuck Lindbergh
Colleges of the Land
Old
Masons
Lindenbergh
Myers
Mr. Berquist
Cascade Park
Berquist
Hame
Luther’s
General Motors
RTHUR
Brisbane
N. YW
American, Inc
Chamberlin and Levine
Prussia
Martin Luther
Luther
Ada Sawyer Garrett
Henry Ford
Sloan and
Dupont
George B. Underhill
Wall Street Bears
Stock Exchange
Dr. Crane
Just Folks
Charles , B. D
B. Driscold
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