New Castle News masthead and contact details
The New Castle News lists E Pres. and Man Editor with A W Treadwell Lucy Treadwell Ray and Jacob F Rentz as Prespurer. It shows James T Ray as Mgr and Asst Treasurer, with O 435 ape evans as secretary and George W Conway as editor. Published daily except Sunday at 29 North Mercer St. Bell phones.
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Ape Evans
George W. Conway
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Federal overreach on automobile regulation debated
A discussion on national control of motor vehicle traffic weighs federal jurisdiction against state police powers. Proposals to have Congress regulate all driving and share fees are considered, but objections emphasize state expertise and the need to bar unqualified operators.
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Congress
Chicago's Shame Over Gang Violence and Murder
The piece blasts Chicago authorities for failing to curb gang shootings and the murder of a newspaper reporter. It ties the violence to weak governance and lax enforcement of prohibition, urging decisive police action and possible national intervention to end the gangster scourge.
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Chicago
Cooper
Ohio
Carol's Grand Ambition for Romania and Hungary Union
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes rumors that Carol of Roumania, now king, contemplates uniting Romania and Hungary under one crown. It questions feasibility, cites resistance from Hungarians, Legitimists, and neighboring states, and doubts his ability to secure the throne amid postwar tensions.
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Good Old Summer Time
The essay argues humans need estivation to recover from winter and modern life stress. It notes a big wheat crop cherries cheap hens laying and a carefree summer mood with bands and bright sun. It urges guaranteed rest and forgetfulness for all people whose minds run hot from daily pressures.
June Brides Harvest and Everyday Maxims
The text notes a June crop of spring brides and quips that no man exceeds the duties required to avoid trouble. It also comments that In God we trust appears on money and in pedestrian conduct, reflecting common sayings of the era.
Keeping Fit and Inferiority Complex Reflections
A column notes various health tips from figures like Secretary of State Stimson and Chamberlain, then counters a claim about American women’s informance. It argues there is no single rule for living, praises American women’s public engagement, and redefines inferiority complex as a sign of superiority and serenity.
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Stimson
London
Elder Chamberlain
Chauncey Depew
Sentence Sermons By Rev Roy WV Smith V V
Short religious reflections by Rev Roy WV Smith discuss daily conduct and moral guidance. Each brief piece aims to inspire steadfast faith and practical virtue for readers seeking spiritual encouragement.
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Roy WV. Smith
V. V
Inclination to believe others shapes trust and duty
A reflective adage urges that believing the best in people invites trust and responsibility. It cautions that fault finding reveals weakness, and self examination counters blame, doubt, and worry with faith and righteousness.
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God
Bible Thought For Today Faith Works Wonders
A faith oriented meditation cites Romans 5 1 2 and emphasizes justification by faith giving peace with God through Jesus Christ. A prayer line expresses trust in Thee Lord Jesus and reliance on Him alone.
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Lord Jesus Christ
Predictions From the Stars On Jobs And A Scotch Tale
The piece warns job seekers to move up the line as the employment window may close suddenly. It notes baseball fans should avoid overindulgence in peanuts. It mentions a child born that day will not stub toes and quotes James Inkwell McTavish, famed for crying in public when a storekeeper gave his son an all day sucker at 3 PM.
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Baltimore Sun
James Inkwell McTavish
Unclear fragment references a man and his wife
The readable text mentions a person named Ike and notes his wife handles tasks, hinting at a domestic arrangement without a clear event or outcome. The fragment lacks verifiable names, places, or dates to form a full news item.
Evening scraps and quips from a wartime town
A collage of jokes, quotes, and short notices contrasts Civil War remembrances, local anecdotes, and editorials on fame, politics, and society. It includes jokes about bayonets and typewriters, references to the G A R encampment in New Castle, and light moral reflections from veterans and readers.
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New Castle
Nation Analyzes Overriding Of Pension Measure Veto
Wide editorial reaction follows Congress overruling Hoover on the Spanish war veterans pension bill. Papers laud the veto or criticize lawmakers, noting the political impact and questions of presidential leadership and party cohesion. The Atlanta Constitution insists veterans deserve full justice.
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Ask Your Mother and Other Children Says Edgar Guest
A poem-like reminiscence laments parental prompts in daily life. The narrator parodies a child asking for small freedoms while a refrain urges, Ask your mother. The piece attributes the voice to Edgar A. Guest, circa 1930.
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Schoo
Edgar A. Guest
Schoolbound ride ends in near collision
A driver speeded along the road and picked up a line of children on their way to school. One girl rode in his lap as he steered, asking about school and teachers, until the Ford nearly ran into a ditch when she revealed she was the teacher.
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