New Castle News masthead and contact details
New Castle News publishes daily and Sunday from Sycamore Street and Apple Way. Subscription rates listed, weekly eight dollars and yearly four dollars. Advertising and editorial offices connected with International News Service via 18 Fest 28th St New York City. Special notices request readers address financial instruments to The News Co New Castle Pa.
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War era letters show mixed views on German empires and thrift
Fragmented prose reflects postwar doubt about German sincerity and military past. It discusses Allied trust, the Treasury Thrift program, War Savings Stamps, and the Boy Scout movement as civic tools. The piece critiques German officers, praises thrift, and contrasts wartime cruelties with potential peaceful progress.
William and Mary College Commencement Today
William and Mary College will hold its 226th annual commencement today. Dr Frank McVay of the University of Kentucky will give the address at the University of Oklahoma ceremony. A Canadian exhibition of war pictures opens in New York, presented by the Duke of Devonshire. National meetings address trade and credit concerns with speakers from major financial groups. A national fundraising drive for Jewish welfare launches with an aim of 108000 dollars. Wheat market and farm supply issues dominate discussions among dealers and producers in York.
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Sunday as HRUET Observance Propaganda Plan
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Sunday observance linked to a national movement urging savings and welfare programs. It mentions Tugbee Reaneland to the Savings Division and references organized groups, a parade of women and children, and calls for a broader public show of support.
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One Year Ago Today in The War
Fragmentary wartime note reflects events from a year earlier with scattered phrases about the Adriatic, German phosphor, Allied actions, and ongoing struggle. The readable parts hint at naval or land battles, shifts in control, and the persistent combat atmosphere reported in a historical wartime page.
How You May Reduce Your Weight In Your Diet Plan
A historical snippet outlines methods to lose weight, mentioning personal plans and dietary ideas. It references people and places in a period voice, emphasizes moderate practices, and suggests practical steps for readers seeking slimmer figures.
There Are Too Many Types Of People In This Town
A rambling set of observations complains of excess and shortage in wartime society. The piece notes too many innkeepers and entertainers, too few productive workers, and widespread social strain. It mentions beer, transportation, preachers, teachers, and moral concerns, weaving in local anecdotes about war, prices, and everyday life.
Unclear OCR fragment with scattered names and phrases
Fragmentary text from a historical newspaper page includes jumbled names and terms like Leuven and Tokyo, with scattered references to dates and events. The legible bits offer no coherent story, making a definitive summary difficult.
Hair Removal Treatment Promises Vanishing Hairs
An old note describes a paste made from delatone powder mixed with water to apply on skin. It claims hair disappears within minutes but warns of skin irritation and cautions to avoid the face or delayed reactions.
Tnymbilivan Primaries Set for September Eighteen
The notice outlines upcoming political primaries this year on September 18. It lists candidates for county commissioner seats including Harry Lb Clark of Elmwood and Tommy My of Dutwin, and Harry V. Modhe of New Castle for another commissioner race.
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Harry v. Modhe
New Castle
Stories Of New Castle Recruiter Tales In Muting War Draft
The fragmented text recalls a Southern town scene with a young man eager to enlist but misdirected to a painting shop instead of the recruiting station. A wary sergeant warns of the risks of desertion as townsfolk debate enlistment, loyalty and duty amid looming conflict.
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Fragmentary OCR Note Seeks Clues at Polls
A partially readable OCR fragment hints at election activity and mentions polls and a group of readers or observers. The text is garbled and ambiguous, but implies some event near a polling place with unidentified individuals and notes.
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