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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
7
A 1910s style column reflects on public morals and civic duty in New Castle, praising Finnish immigrants planning a Roy Street church, critiquing bully politicians like Lorimer, and urging virtue, industry, and citizenship alongside notes on local subscriptions, advertising, and a medical hospital.
A motorcar collided with a horned buggy on Eastbrook road injuring the woman rider who required a physician. The horse suffered serious harm and the buggy was demolished. The driver fled after a brief look at the wreck and remains unidentified.
Members including Scott U Long Geo 1S and David He Long with grandson David Perry and Howard King family will travel by automobile starting Thursday to join the Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. They will retrace General Washington's 1774 Philadelphia to Cambridge route with events in Philadelphia Trenton New Brunswick Elizabeth Newark and New Haven among others.
A chaotic blend of quotes and observations about language quirks, weather, social attitudes, and public figures. The piece lampoons clichés like You know what I mean, notes May heat and hay, and pokes at politicians, reporters, and cultural norms with wry, newspapery tone. It references Lawrence, New Castle, and Roy, plus Thaw and Rockefeller in a rapid, fragmentary style.
Observers argue opinion is costly and risky to express in crowded settings. The piece notes Sam Pash’s tariff reform bid sparked support, while Mexico and Panama issues provoke loud but uninformed boasts, underscoring the value of restraint and knowledge.
A garbled OCR passage touches on critique of Huerta and Old Huert, political misstatements, and a San Juan affair. It references Democratic credit for wheat harvests, Wilson and Bryan, Easton brewery workers striking for shorter hours, and gendered phrases about patience and domestic events. The text is inconsistent and opinionated.
Readers challenge coverage of teacher elections in South New Castle Borough. They allege petition signatures from 18 to 28 year olds and 72 married signers totaling 101 names, argue Miss Goldi has one year provisional certification, and claim residents favored re electing current teachers. Signers MRS. MALLY LIVERMOTUC and others urge recognition of voters and support for existing staff.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for support shown after the death of a beloved father Mirek. Jane Webster and others sign the message, acknowledging sympathy and assistance during the bereavement period.
New York June 13 The stock market opened weak with most major indices showing slight declines as investors weighed early trading data and awaited further guidance from traders. The downturn reflected a cautious mood amid mixed earnings.
Trading opened with Union Pacific at 156 1-8 before slipping to 165 8-4 within twenty minutes as declines spread across issues. U S Steel moved from a slight gain to a 1-2 point rise after opening at 61 7-8, with yesterday’s high 62 5/8 and low 61 4. A total of 16,000 shares changed hands amid activity.
Interest rises as ten revival services are held at Rose Point Presbyterian Church led by Rev Samuel Maitland of this city. Last evening George Stone manager of the New Castle works brought workers in his machine. Stev Maitland preached on No Room for Jeans with a strong, touching sermon.
THO 18 fined. Three offenders appeared in police court this morning with May or Tyler on the docket. All three faced drunkenness or disorderly conduct accusations. Doroth Gormley assessed 94, Joseph Preston 414, and James Hennessy 3.
The community expects a large display as many flags already fly from homes and properties. The annual Flag Day observance will be held on Monday, highlighting patriotic activities across the area.
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