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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
2
The News Company of New Castle Pa publishes daily except Sundays at Sycamore street and Ape Way. Subscriptions run six dollars weekly and three dollars annually by mail. Readers are invited to send public interest correspondence from the county.
A patriot urges Flag Day to display national colors at homes in New Castle. The piece argues the flag symbolizes love of country and civic duty, not war anniversaries, and calls for renewed resolve to honor righteousness and justice through better government and civic action.
The famed Nonocrate orator Martin AL Templeton denounced Wilson Bryan and Hease-Velt as supporting a new kind of politician he called the inehlowtat. He warned that evangelistic politics substitute for reason and caution, urging vigilance against socialistic and demagogic tactics in Anglo-Saxon leadership.
A here crowd filled the Croton high school auditorium for a Tuesday evening kirmess starring the eighth grade pupils. The program featured a Mas Pole dance, She Dance Pastourelle, a flag drill, and a one act Bingville play Amal Gookins Surprise. Several dances, including the Tulips and America Beauties, delighted the audience amid chaperone oversight and an intermission with a charitable sale. The evening wrapped with Uncle Rom's Serenade and a hopeful preview of next event.
A long, ragged poem and assorted clippings drift through a antique column. The text mixes baseball memories, odd anecdotes, and stray city gossip with names and places barely readable, including references to Washington Star and local personalities, plus scattered news briefs and jokes.
A May report from St Louis notes the death of a young aviator, son of a wealthy bank and glassware magnate. The fallen flyer, educated at St Louis University, studied abroad and had a notable early life before joining Wright brothers related training. his loss is mourned by family and friends.
Fragmented text describes a medical treatment named Oxyoline and its alleged use in chronic disease care. It mentions figures such as Edward Harries Dyk and Danek Metz, with references to location identifiers and a Wealthle mornts context, suggesting a health or clinical trial report amid uncertain OCR content.
Miss Carter, head of the International Society of Good Cheer, led a campaign in New York and Brooklyn visiting recreation piers and schools. She distributed toothbrushes to youths, urged daily dental care, and promoted the society’s charitable work across branches in the United States and Europe.
Fragmentary OCR recalls tensions at Ellwood stirred by a girl’s story and local events. The text mentions mining, patient care, desertion, and unnamed figures amid a bleak, unclear sequence of names and places.
The city plans a Saturday Flag Day display with Magdane and Trinmrrins leading the effort. Last year the observance was low key but this year thousands of flags will be posted, with New Castle and other areas expected to participate tomorrow June 14 or 15.
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