New Castle News Masthead and Telecommunication Details
The New Castle News Company announces editors and officers led by George W. ConWagy as President and Manager and Ray Treacwel as others. The paper lists daily publication, subscription rates, and distribution terms with International News Service and Audit Bureau affiliations. It notes telegraph and cable services and addresses local and national advertising rights.
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Pub
International News Service
Fred Kimball, Incorporated
West 44Th St
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Fight The Fly Warns Of Diseases And Prevention
Doctors expose house flies as carriers of typhus malaria yellow fever sleeping sickness and Rocky Mountain fever. Public urged to swat flies purge decaying matter fill low spots and keep homes free of flies and mosquitoes to save lives especially infants. Training housewives to view a fly as a blot on the housekeeper's escutcheon helped the fight.
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Americas
King's Doctor Bills Show High Cost of Royal Recovery
A year after King George's illness the total doctor bills near two hundred thousand dollars, with a $15,000 private dispensary at the palace and high charges for nurses surgeons and specialists. The account notes the king's courage aided his recovery and reflects on the expenses involved.
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George
England
The Slow Life and Heart Health
An essay argues that machine civilization strains the heart and raises heart disease risk. In the Orient slower living correlates with lower heart disease, while Americans live in high gear, reducing longevity. The piece calls for a slower pace to extend life.
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Orient
United States
Ten Nights in a Barroom troupe stranded in Catskill
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports a Ten Nights in a Barroom troupe is stranded in Catskill after playing to empty seats at the YMCA auditorium. The note questions the fate of classic temperance dramas like Uncle Tom's Cabin amid changing tastes and ongoing wet and dry debates.
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Catskill Mountains
Philadelphia Inquirer
Catskill
Rip van Winkle
France Women Rights Debate Warns of Legal Gaps
Count Amaury de Villeneuve Vence of Tours cites French women do a large share of work yet lack political and legal rights while recounting a Tennessee lunch anecdote about a farmer blaming a wife for laziness, illustrating gender tensions.
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France
Amaury de Villeneuve Vence
Tours
Philadelphia
New York
Tennessee
Sentence Sermons By Rev Roy V D Smith
A brief column of reflections attributed to Reverend Roy V D Smith offering concise moral observations.
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Roy VD. Smith
No vacation or victory bring meaning or joy in life
The speaker declares absence of meaning in vacations victories achievements and life. They express bleak views on satisfaction worth and enchantment of tomorrow and yesterday, implying a pervasive emptiness in personal experience.
Motorist Seeks Lubricant at Cottage Near Country Road
A car stalls on a country road. The motorist asks a nearby cottage for oil. The elderly woman lacks oil but offers him a dose of salts as a remedy instead.
Today’s World Scene Highlights Gangsters and Global Views
Arthur Brisbane reports on gangster lore in society, British perspectives on India, Romanian dances entertaining the crowd, and bankers keeping stock prices steady as political and cultural currents ripple through 1930s life.
Press safety, politics, and a king in Romania
The piece notes perils of press liberty after a Tribune reporter Alfred Lingle was shot in Chicago. It discusses Indian policy under British rule, the Viceroy’s image, and possible repressive actions. It mentions King Carol of Romania, League of Nations, and bankers steadying stocks amid market shifts.
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Napoleon
Chicago
Alfred Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Lingle
League of Nations
World Court
Uncle Sam
Carol
Russia
Rumania
Carold
Graham and Communist Candidate Rally Across Newark
Newark candidate Dozier W. Graham, a Black Communist running for U S senator, faces trial with his motto Down with the Government. A court barred atheist witnesses from testifying citing oath rules, prompting debate over religious belief and swearing.
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Newark
N. J
Dozier W. Graham
United States
Court of Common Pleas
Hell
G A R Encampment Ends as Old Boys in Blue Depart
A chaotic collage notes the Grand Army of the Republic Encampment concluding in New Castle with praise for care shown to attendees. It recalls Omaha style humor and friendly exchanges among veterans, families, and locals as the convention closes.
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Old Boys In Blue
Grand Army
Monongahela Valley
Grand Army of the Republic
New Castle
Woman Who Does Six Jobs Walks Sixteen Miles
A poem praising a hardworking woman who cleans without rest and keeps her face free from smiles. It argues that many adults over thirty still have much to learn, not just children at school.
Traffic safety urged by national conference across states
National safety conference in Washington spurs calls for uniform laws and licensing for drivers. Reports cite rising motor fatalities from 1920 to 1929, costly congestion, and need for inspections, with editors from Atlanta to New Orleans urging action and community programs.
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National Safety Conference
Washington
Atlanta Journal
Journal
United States
Minneapolis Star
Friends of Safety
NEW York Evening Post
NEW Orleans Times-Picayune
New Orleans
Lynchburg
Richmond News-Leader
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Texas
Birmingham News
Alabama
Oakland Tribune
Department of Commerce
SAN Antonio Evening News
Lee Montana Record-Herald
Zanesville
Pennsylvania
Youngstown
Chusetts
Osic
Abe Martin Quips on Women, Health, and Everyday Life
In a light town column Abe Martin notes how society changes with women moonlighting in domestic tasks once common and observes fear around sudden health scares. Joe Lark adds a rural quip about seeking good health without looming dread.
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Joe Lark
Comfortless golf woes in a summer scene
In a reflective verse by Edgar A Guest the speaker sees a sad man unable to improve his golf game. The robin and flowers contrast with the golfer's misery as the narrator recalls thirty years of failed mashies and slumped drives. Time heals other griefs but golf woes persist.
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Edgar A. Guest
Bible Thought for Today and Fire Alarm Accent
An assorted excerpt presents a devotional Bible Thought citing Romans on tribulation patience experience and hope, paired with a brief prayer to climb heights with God. The fragment shifts to a cautionary fire scene where a boy plays on a burning deck as firefighters respond with a hose.
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W. Treadweil
Lucy Treacwel
Hentz
TU Ray
George W. ConWagy
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Man E&ditor
Mer
North Mercer St
Bell
Monty
Svc
New Castile, Pa
News Co
BY Fontain Fox
Fontaine Fox
Culitans
India
Arthur G. Brisbane
McCormick
The
Tribun
House of Commons
Ireland
Canada
Jones
Indiana
Hollywood
Cal
Arizona
Pittsburgh
Lew
Gus
Fred
Bill
Jack
Frank
Benny
Tom
Detroit
Mich
Alex Sutherland
Pition
Sutherland
Alex
Nature
Hoover
Mortimer Beeswax Smith
Darkey
Sam
Hillcrest
Ford Motor Car Co
Thompson
Wall Street
Daily Editorial Digest
Consolidated Press Association
Abe Martin
Edgar A Glest
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