New Castle News Opens Evening Edition Details
The New Castle News, owned by The News pany, publishes every evening except Sunday from Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Way. George W. Conway serves as editor with L Rentz as treasurer and manager. Rates include 8 cent single copies and yearly subscriptions of 6 dollars for daily mail.
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Special Notice About Mail To News Co Of New Castle
All checks money orders drafts and communications must be addressed to News Co New Castle Pa not to any individual this notice directs senders to the office in New Castle and avoids personal delivery or remittance confusion.
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What Makes a Town A Home and Spirit
The piece argues a town is defined not by streets or wealth but by the spirit in its people. It cites teamwork and mutual care as the driver of harmony, progress, and Welcomeness, urging communities to awaken this shared spirit for collective welfare. Includes a list of notable anniversaries and historical milestones.
New Castle Rotary Plans County Boy Scout Council
In a June 12 1922 letter Rotary members celebrate starting the Boy Scout movement in New Castle and urge organizing a county council. Judge Thomas M Prather of Meadville will speak on Monday about the county council setup after a weekend scout camp at Muddy Creek Falls.
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Bible Thought For Today Highlight On Righteousness
Proverb 16 8 notes that better a little with righteousness than great revenue without it The article poses a Bible Question asking Which is the Eighth Commandment Exod 20 15
Ganfield Seeks Senate Nomination in Wisconsin
Dr. William Arthur Ganfield, chosen by the Citizen Republican faction to oppose Robert M. La Follette for the U S Senate nomination, is a clergyman and educator active in social and political movements. A native of Iowa, he studied at Cornell College and McCormick Theological Seminary, was ordained in 1901, taught at Carroll college, Green Bay churches, and served on local police and fire boards before leading Centre College and then Carroll College again.
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Police Called To Investigate Suspicious Activity
Local residents reported three incidents of men loitering and acting suspiciously last night. In one case two men fled a rear yard at 919 Winslow avenue after a dog howled but officers found no one. At 424 Grant street two men returning from a carnival sheltered on a porch. they were allowed to go after explaining they sought shelter from rain. Early this morning another suspicious man was spotted near Cripps hardware store on the square. police searched but did not locate him.
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Why Do We Live and Die Why Do We Work
A reflective verse filled with questions on life purpose and suffering, ending with faith that God will reveal life’s meaning. The piece pairs a 1922 poem by Edgar A. Guest with a humorous newspaper collage of short items and jests about work, love, crime, and daily life.
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Highland Mirage Sake Column Notes A Miscellany
A 1922 New Castle column by Percy de Graf mixes folklore definitions of allegator with satirical snippets. It riffs on an alligator joke, jokes about umbrellas, cherry pie, and home life while juxtaposing quirky quips on politics, tears, strawberries, and aging. It notes S. M. Campbell, aged 85, visiting Ellwood, and ends with a remark on Nebraska prison authorities seeking an executioner in Lincoln.
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Abe Martin Says What Becomes of the Old Fashioned Girl
Abe Martin muses on the faded heroine who vanishes in love and notes that men with the strongest civic pride often avoid paying taxes in a wry social quip.
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