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Partial offprint from New Castle News and The News Company at New Castle Pa describes publication details, class, and advertising notes. Mentions editors Roy Luzy Treatweil Roy and James Ray George WL Conwar, plus terms for subscriptions and mail rates. References International News Service and private exchanges with copyright guidelines.
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New Castle
New Caarle
Paar
J Matter
Prett
Luzy Treatweil Roy
Seeop F_ Rencz
James JT. Ray
George WL Conwar
Sous Mises
ASK Gots
Fred ‘Kimball, Incorporated
Wea
New York
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Araciaton, Raph and Cable Service
Mtionel News Service
Radio in Campaigns Looms Large and Far Reaching
Radio will play a crucial role in the presidential campaign with conventions in Kansas City and Houston broadcasting to millions. Two high powered shortwave stations will connect continents and 13,000 miles of wires will link networks. Microphones will amplify speeches and cheers, shaping voter awareness while aiming to curb demagoguery and inform the public.
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Hillsburgh
Kansas City
Houston
United States
South America
Europe
Asia
Australia
New Zealand
Ira
Earhart Stirs Public Imaginations In Transatlantic Seaplane Bid
Amelia Earhart, third crew member on the Friendship expedition, captivates public imagination as a poised, educated pilot alongside Wilmer Stultz and Lou Gordon. The seaplane aims to bridge oceanic distances, with potential to reach Europe given favorable winds, marking a key step in transoceanic aviation.
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Friendship
Amelia Earhart
Skuth
Miss Earhart
Lindbergh
E Wilmer Stultz
Lou Gordon
Trepassey
England
North Sea
Providing For The Future Life Insurance Growth Report
Life insurance in the United States rose in April with a face value near 769 000 60 amid a two percent year over year gain for the first four months. More than half of reporting companies contributed to the rise as 120 million people share in the expanding market. The piece emphasizes growing American faith in life insurance and rising average policy values, noting widespread savings behavior and family welfare concerns.
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Boiary Life
United States
Hints and Dints on Life and Local Wanderings
A rambling column touches on daily life, humor, and social norms. It mentions Sunday closures, golfing farmers versus city players, a local woman’s reactions to poker, childhood memories of ribboned hair, waltzing at dances, Peaches on stage, and a jab at attending bullfights while hinting at broader societal tensions.
Many Tales and Tidbits From a Colorful Era
A collage of quirky notes, social gossip, and opinion snippets from a bygone town page. Items mention a former major in aviation, a sentence for a marriage scandal, a Grand Army circle in New York, and plans to sell flags. The column riffs on fashion, propriety, tomatoes with skins, coffee, and public morality, ending with tourist water warnings.
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Aviaton Corps
George W. Me
Grand Army of
New York
Republic
New Castle
Long Island
Felstead Derby Winner and Rockefeller Education Views
The piece discusses Felstead winning the derby tracing his lineage to Spion Kop and notes similar derby success. It also reports on D Rockefeller Jr urging colleges to teach critical thinking beyond memorization and warns against education turning into purely profit driven training. It mentions figures in aviation and business, and surveys attitudes toward wealth and education.
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Felstead
Spion Kop
Mr. Rockefeller
Beowledge Cup at Skunkdee School Leads May Events
Local school hosts the Beowledge Cup as May events unfold at Skunkdee School. Junior Senator of Idaho is referenced in a remembered moment as readers look back at past celebrations and community figures.
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Skunk Dee School
Mami
O' Idal
Youthful Youthful Experiment Seeks Bright Bowling Day
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest tells of an aging man who tries to relive his youth by bowling. He recounts stiffness, creaking joints, and the lure of the game as he nearly overcomes time to throw a ball and hit the pins. The poem reflects on aging and the stubborn wish to remain young at heart.
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Peaches
United States
Chile
Brhorer Aeys Figase
Phipps
Andrew Carmegig
Jim
Borland
James B. Borlard
Franklin News-Herald
Fred Reitz
New Castle
Jake
California
Jence
Sim
Enouh
Ed. Fritz
Castle News
Ite
Edgar A
Bible Thought For Today Morning Prayer Theme
A brief devotional note emphasizes morning devotion and hearing God in the early hours. It references Psalm 143 8 and asks for guidance to trust and follow divine will, urging God to teach us to give time for Him to reveal Himself.
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Psiam
Shadowed Power and 70.0 0 Predictions in 1920s
The fragment mulls over military and political balance with 400,000,000 Chinese and 70.0 0 figures. It notes Six million equipped people could outmatch 100,000,000 without gear, while Wisconsin residents ponder the president’s view. It hints at nominations for Coolidge, Hoover, and Manvel with shifting support.
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Stralias Nying
Wisconsin
Coolidge
Manver
Hoover
Hoey
Gift of a Book for Commencement
A long editorial style piece urges giving a book as a thoughtful commence ment gift. It advocates choosing a Classics set, with the giver’s name and a greeting inside, to honor the graduate. It stresses that a book can feed intellect more than mere amusement and counsels choosing useful, lasting volumes.
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Beck
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
World and Mud Puddles Story Fragment
Fragmented OCR text appears to mix phrases about roads paying and a marriage, mentioning a director corporation, stock shares, and monetary amounts. The readable items include unclear references to a wife, a $40,000 sum, and a one hundred shares stock event. No clear incident, date, or named entities present.
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Directo Corporation
Glands and Habits and a Dream of Teach America
A fragmentary feature discusses beliefs, power, despair, and national roots. It mentions sentiment, soft emotion, and a call for artists to go abroad, noting the desire to teach America locally.
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Scotland
America
Tragedy and Trials in Kansas Case Notes
A seventeen year old boy killed his mother, father, and five brothers in Kansas after being refused permission to use the family. He faces life imprisonment though not deemed insane by the state court. The article also mentions a dying young man from a mysterious illness and discusses influenza leading to pneumonia and other health concerns.
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Kansas
State of Kansas
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