The News Company Contact and Publication Details
Notice provides publishing house information for The News Company of New Castle Pennsylvania. It lists owners Mrs. George B. Treadwell and Fred L. Retz, manager Bert Wells and contact numbers for editorial and business offices. Subscription rates are given for daily and weekly periods with mail options.
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the News Company
George B. Treadwell
Fred L. Retz
Fred L. Rentz
Bert Wells
Hughes Wins Hard Fought Anti-Gambling Senate Battle
Governor Hughes secured victory as his anti-race-track gambling bill became law after a tense political fight. The bill had split the senate 25 to 25 in the regular session, and a special election brought in a pro reform senator to pass the measure.
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Hughes
New York
House
Senate
Bethlehem Steel chief sees steady economic upturn ahead
Charles M Schwab, president of Bethlehem Steel, says there has been an improvement in iron and steel trade and general business conditions. He notes Bethlehem Steel runs at capacity with some departments on double shifts, and the company has spent over 20 million dollars on improvements. He expresses confidence in a lasting period of prosperity based on a solid foundation. Prices are maintained and the country is sound.
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Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel Company
New Castle Dog Catcher Promises Relief for City
Announcement that Jack Young the official dog catcher will resume duties brings cheer to New Castle residents. Citizens describe thousands of stray and dangerous dogs biting barking and trampling gardens, adding to nuisance and public safety concerns.
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Jack Young
New Castle
Young
Penrose Declines GOP Chairmanship Aspiration
Penrose yesterday evening said he would not accept the chairmanship of the National Republican committee even if offered. He argues his name as campaign leader would handicap Republican success, contrasting himself with other politicians pressing the idea. Arthur Vorys of Ohio has been suggested for the post.
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Penrose
National Republican Committee
Arthur Vorys
Ohio
Spring Courtship and Election BuZZ From Youngstown Scene
A humorous verse by Duncan M. Smith about spring courting and fantasies of a two person home. In brief items the column notes bumper Democratic hopes, Old Home Week fatigue, Flag Day reminders, and upcoming political chatter.
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Youngstown
Taft Allies Pick Strong Candidate For National Chair
Based on interviews with Taft friends, a leading candidate appears to be favored for the national chair, with Vorys named as a top contender if the chosen man is not Vorys.
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Taft
Vorys
Prize for Best Article on Republican Success
J. S. Sherman, chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, offers a $150 prize for the best article not exceeding 1000 words arguing why the Republican Party should be successful next November. A top argument will be debated at the Chicago convention next Tuesday.
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J. S. Sherman
National Republican Congressional Committee
Chicago
First Aid for Poisoned Dogs Advice
In case of poisoning, salad oil given immediately in liberal quantities will counteract the poison until you can get a doctor. A quart of oil is not too much for a large dog, and it can be given without assistance by using a long necked wine bottle. Follow this with a strong emetic.
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America
Bubble making with soap and fruit juice colors
A Housekeeper note explains a bubble recipe using pure white soap pieces dissolved in warm water with a teaspoon of glycerin. For colorful bubbles, strawberry juice yields pink bubbles and orange juice yields yellow bubbles. Safe supervision advised for small children in wet weather.
Too Fond of His Own Goods Recounts Humorous Toast
Marie Lloyd of England tells a dinner tale about a doomed actor. She notes he was a frightful drinker, as hard a drinker as an ancient York shire tavern keeper whose tomb proclaims he has lost his best customer.
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Marie Lloyd
Miss Lloyd
Yorkshire
Origin of Galvanism and Early Experiments
Galvanism originated when Mme Galvania observed frog muscle contraction after accidental contact by a person as her husband applied an electric spark. This initial observation prompted further experiments and exploration.
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Mme. Galvania
Ann Arbor Graduate Questions Reading Matter on Indian Corn Flakes
A graduate from Ann Arbor claims a grammatical error exists in the reading matter on the Indian Corn Flakes package. The note invites letters judging the supposed error and praising Indian Corn Flakes, with prizes for top letters including gold, two dollar bills, and dollar bills, and asks entrants to state their school, deadlines, and mailing details to Battle Creek Michigan.
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Ann Arbor
Westminster Commencement Adds Historic Adela dphic Victory
The Westminster fifty fourth commencement featured the Adelphic and Philomath intersociety contest held at Second U P Church. Adelphic won 6 3 4 to 3 1 4 with wins in ovation and debate while Philomath took essay and declamation. Degrees awarded to several pastors. a $25 essay prize went to Miss Alice Uray. Baseball team finished with a winless season. Hiram beat Westminster 4 1. Reunions for Class of 1904 planned. annual ensemble concert at Second United Presbyterian church praised.
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U. P
Adelphic
Philomath
Philos
John Brady Bowman
Alliance, O
George Kennedy
Beaver Falls
F. W. McVay
Canonsburg
Asana
W. W. Cleland
C. H. Elliott
A .Essage
Mars
J. C. Heinrich
R. H. Houston
Milholland
Adelphice
Ray Miller
Flynn
Pittsburg
Alice Uray
Wordsworth
Westminster
Hiram
Westminster School of Music
Second United Presbyterian Church
S. Smith
Westminster Choral Club
Willis Clark
Christian Association Meeting Draws Strong Attendance
A Thursday morning Christian association gathering in college buildings drew a large crowd and proved highly profitable and enjoyable, surpassing all previous commencement year meetings in attendance and success.
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Christian Association
Protective Home Circle disassociates from Walton dance
New Castle Circle No 5 announces a Walton social event on June 17 under Protective Home Circle auspices but states no connection with the coming event. Frank M. Jones, secretary, issues the notice to members and the public.
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Walton
Protective Home Circle
New Castle Circle No. 5
Frank M. Jones
Better Than Ten Letters From Home
Notice invites readers leaving New Castle to arrange to have the Daily News mailed to them. Subscriptions cost 10 cents weekly and must be prepaid. Only the News office can take orders. no agents are authorized.
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New Castle
Mel
Pie filling answer to slicing apple 16 parts
Roving dialogue features a child Annie Roney hinting at the joke about dividing an apple into sixteen pieces. The exchange plays on the idea that the pieces would be used as pie filling in a humorous punchline.
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Annie Roney
Puck
Goodness Never Perishes In Death
A reflective note quotes Euripides praising lasting virtue beyond death. It contrasts the fate of good men with that of the wicked, asserting enduring moral legacy despite absence.
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