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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
4
Local newspaper New Castle News runs a feature urging employers to seek capable men across trades. The ad stresses nationwide reach, urges applicants with initiative, balance, and broad education, and cites Open positions in many professions. It promotes equal opportunity and the need for capable workers across industries.
Philadelphia hosts a 1500 head horse parade as spectators pack the streets, celebrating the finest thoroughbreds. The piece notes the growing role of horses alongside advancing motors, with breeders, breweries, and tire companies among past prominent users.
Readers recall the era when circuses improved by circus advertising celebrated public affection for brewery and fire horses. The passage notes admiration for road horses fading as work horses and thoroughbreds became dominant, making some old breeds seem scarce.
A column taunts critics by citing Juang people of India who wear leaves as clothing. It describes their costume, daily changes, and legends of a goddess, suggesting ancient origins and near ape-like ancestry. The piece lampoons coincidence of July Fourth quips and wedding brides.
A 1925 Edgar A Guest poem on fame’s fragrance not the rose, stressing service before renown. The lines urge that true greatness comes from deeds, not self seeking, with a closing note on government stability amid divisions.
A safety note urges readers to avoid plugging in a live electric sweeper cord during use. It emphasizes quick, practical caution tips to prevent shocks and injuries from exposed wiring or contact with energized parts.
A reflective column blends social satire with civic notes about taxes, roads, vacation, defense day, and manners. It discusses rising Belgian taxes, the resurfacing of Neshannock streets, and the value of public water and bathing spaces, ending with a reader letter urging loyal city citizenship.
A long garbled critique rails at politicking and driving culture. It laments polite candidates and mass indifference while railing against speed thrill seekers. It suggests a dubious fund to train farmers and critiques modern moral decline with scattered epigrams.
Arthur Brisbane surveys science politics and public debate noting heat transfer ideas and the 1928 party convention struggles between Smith and McAdoo. He remarks on Bryan and evolution laws, remembers Vance Thompson, and reports on Gitlow’s case, government bonds, and a distilling judge.
Theodora HE Rutten, acting temporary chair, opened the Republican National Convention in Cleveland delivering the keynote address. The scene highlighted party unity and the upcoming campaign themes as delegates gathered.
A Birmingham based Strel Company hospital plan for employees extols plain food and ample rest as keys to long life. Judge Gary’s take emphasizes knowledge versus action. A Vassar sophomore daisy chain and reflections on beauty and ambition follow, invoking Helen of Troy to argue beauty’s value.
Dr. Frank Crane discusses how laws emerge from public opinion and precedents, urging the United States to lead in developing a permanent International Court of Justice. He argues that law must grow from precedent, slow but steady, as a safeguard for peace and a preferred alternative to force. Copyright 1925 Tan McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
A fragmentary passage mixes biblical lines about adultery and stoning with stray phrases on repentance headaches and political cooperation. The garbled text shows scattered thoughts, including a reference to Jesus and sin, plus brief jagged snippets about public sentiment and encouragement.
The piece surveys Monte Carlo betting, noting that Cercle des Etrangers de Monaco dominates the casino trade with a 400 franc per share dividend and 11,990,050 francs in receipts last year. It highlights European speculation, a new hotel build, and Paul West of the League of Nations joining the company’s board as financial adviser to the French section.
A compact reflection on worth and character noting that imitation earns little praise while initiative earns prizes. It warns that generosity, true friendship, and excellence require effort and defense against ridicule for those who boast without deeds.
A compact listing recalls events tied to anniversaries across years. The notes include 1885 Manhattan Dutch emigrants, 1615 Battle of Arklow with Father Murphy’s death, 1850 American Bible Union formation, Culberson birth and death, 1862 Big Bethel Confederate repulse, nineteenth century Serbia’s Prince Obrenovich assassination, and 1972 General Grant accepting the Republican nomination.
Mrs. W. A. Felton of Cartersville Georgia turns ninety today. Known as the grand old woman of Georgia she rose to national prominence when appointed to the United States Senate for the unexpired term of the late Thomas E Watson. Governor Hardwick named her and she served twenty two hours and twenty five minutes in Washington before resigning. Felton has been active in Georgia politics for nearly half a century and, at ninety, still takes a keen interest in business and public affairs.
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