New Company Ownership and Officers Listed in Publication
Owned and Published by The New Company a Corporation Fred L Rentz President and manager A W Treadwell Vice President Lucy Treadwell Ray Treasurer Jacob F Rentz Manager and Assistant Treasurer James JT Ray Secretary George W Conway Exciitor Entered at New Castle Pa Second Class Matter Pull Leased Telegraph and Cable Service of the International News Service Sole Foreign Advertising Representation Lindenstein Kimball Inc 6 West 44th St New York City Member Audit Bureau of Circulation member American Newspaper Publishers Association
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Fred L. Rentz
Ana Man
Taitor
A.W. Treadwell
Lucy Treadwell Ray
Jacob F. Rentz
Mgr
Treas
James JT. Ray
George W. Conway Abone
Lindenstein-Kimball, Inc
West 44Th St
New York City
Audit Bureau
Ember American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
The Boy Scouts and Their Service to Young America
A historical overview praising the Boy Scouts from 1910 to a 840000-member movement. It highlights co operation in disasters Florida hurricane Mississippi flood relief life saving conservation and wildlife protection. Emphasizes spirit of helpfulness and the role of boys in building character and future citizenship.
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United States
Florida
Mississippi
Boy Scout Movement
Boy Scouts
The Shift From Direct Service To Self Benefiting Work
The piece laments a change from selfless vocation to self focused labor. It argues modern workers pursue high profits and independence from society rather than direct service. It credits Elbert Hubbard while noting a newer ethic of doing good for oneself and others without harming anyone.
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Elbert Hubbard
Treasury Surplus Forecast Sparks Debate Across Congress
March income tax returns lag, prompting worry over a possible $400 million surplus instead of $750 million. Secretary Mellon’s estimate sparks rival projections from authorities who push for a $700 million surplus, fueling talks on debt reduction versus tax refunds and public spending priorities.
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Coolidge
Mellon
Treasury
United States
Mississippi
June Described as Peak Month for Poets and Blossoms
The piece extols June as a season of inspiration for poets and a time of natural perfection. It notes June's generally gentle character, with rare rebellions, and mentions a harvest of flowers, brides, and graduations marking the month’s beauty and pleasant events.
Hints and Hints From A Chaotic Column
A column mixes social commentary and political jabs across topics from Prohibition era satire to local issues. It notes a Georgia physician’s acquittal in a beating case, praise for a transstate road memorial, Iowa onion crop losses, and quips on Mussolini and world affairs, ending with reflections on pace in peaceful nations.
Germany to send flyers home on a German warship
The column notes Germany's actions to show no ill will toward the United States and mentions pay due. A Greensburg woman receives a divorce for a mean husband, while Steubenville reports six barrels of imported beer and whisky seized for a municipal campaign amid wets seeking office.
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Germany
Greensburg, Pa
Steubenville
Canada
Col Lindbergh Dentist To Visit Washington
Reported note hints Col Lindbergh’s dentist will travel to Washington to meet him possibly about a bill. A light line about Tommy and a mother’s comment appears, reflecting everyday humor and small city chatter.
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Col. Lindbergh
Washington
America’s speed in air power shocks world
An assertive editorial notes the United States leads in aviation speed and potential. It argues for an organized air force to deter Europe after recent events. The piece mocks opponents and expresses confidence in American readiness.
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America
Europe
Doors Sold After Column Advertisement
Three doors advertised for sale in the for sale column did not sell initially. After mention in this column they were sold. The column will not be opened for second-hand door sales.
Cathedral Reciprocity In Shared School Building
Before the Scottish Rite Cathedral opened the Senior High School Building housed Masonic reunions. The school board charged for use, accepted by all. Now the Consistory lends the new building to the school board on similar terms. Costs remain very reasonable, reflecting mutual aid as a motto.
Perry Highway Completion Through Lawrence County Planned
The Perry Highway will be completed within four years with a stretch through Lawrence County, to be built at the expense of the state. The highway will pass through Harlansburg as part of the project.
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Admiral Perry
Lake Erie
Pittsburgh
Erie
Perry
Lawrence County
Harlansburg
Cat and political banter mix in a fuzzy tale of mischief
An injured Thomas cat laments losses after a brawl with a larger feline as two porch observers debate election results. The piece shifts to light notices about a Cascade Park picnic, Pittsburgh Mayor praise, a New York W C T U president comment on beer in Berlin, and a tourist’s reflections on Italy.
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New York
Berlin
Germany
Nathan Straus Recovers and Brains Defend Eve
Nathan Straus recovers as public debate stirs over Eve’s defense. Lady Astor defends Eve while Arthur Brisbane weighs in on the New York political climate and the era’s social tensions.
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Lady Astor
Eve
Mem phis Observation and News Highlights Pieces
A Memphis cruiser search story mixes Lindbergh at sea with a parade of brief notes. Items include Lindbergh’s future ventures, Haig’s war claims, Lowden presidential talk, Straus hospital update, and reflections on science and faith.
The Measure of Mercy Psalm Verse Meditation
A devotional excerpt urges mercy from God citing Psalm 51 1 and prayer for cleansing from sin. The text emphasizes God’s loving kindness and tender mercies as the basis for forgiveness.
Butterfield Receives Vice Presidency of Missions Board
Dr. Kenyon J. Butterfield, named vice president of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, begins his sixtieth year. He serves as president of Michigan State Agricultural College at East Lansing and has held key roles at several state and regional institutions in agriculture and rural economics. He has chaired major national commissions on agriculture and rural credit.
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Kenyon J. Butterfield
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Butterfield
Michigan State Agricultural College
East Lansing
Michigan
State Agricultural College
State University
East
Rhode Island College of Agricultural and Mechanical Arts
Massachusetts State College of Agriculture
Michigan State College
Blessin s Haunt Hidden Behind Luck and Pride
A compact line notes that luck can masquerade as blessin s and a single man confronts a brute when plans fail, highlighting themes of disguise and challenged authority in a rural voice.
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Blessin
Four Types of Men by Dr Crane and Social Reflection
A editorial discusses Dr R Bennett Bean of the University of Virginia outlining four human types cerebral respiratory muscular and digestive with examples from history and literature. The piece notes the value of all types and urges tolerance and understanding. It ends with a reflection on the Sacco Venezia case and a whimsical line about insects talking and a mosquito raving about open spaces.
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R. Bennett Bean
University of Virginia
N. Y
Wilson
Jefferson
Julius Caesar
Napoleon
Hamilton
Beethoven
Poe
Bismarck
Franklin
Darwin
Lloyd George
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
John Marshall
Leonardo de Vinci
Babe Ruth
Red Grange
Venus de Milo
Roosevelt
Church Militant
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
At The Start Of The Road By Edgar A Guest
Poet warns readers to resist dangerous temptations and govern passions to achieve self mastery. Encourages viewing oneself as capable of glory and avoiding the wrecks of pleasure through disciplined choice.
Italian Americans of Lawrence County Pride and Progress
The article lauds Italian residents of New Castle and Lawrence County as equal judges of their community and champions of American integration. It notes many work from farming to hospitality, and recounts a farm dinner where Italian hosts, once New York hotel staff, impress visiting farmers with elegant service and fine dining.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
United States
America
New York
Spoiling a Wife With Compliments Is Not Harmful
A couple recalls a father in law warning about too many compliments then contradicts him noting after ten years of marriage Betty remains well balanced. The piece argues women aren’t spoiled by kind words but by lack of polite conduct from husbands and urges mentioning praise.
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Albert
Betty
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