NeW Castle News Staff and Contact Details
NeW Castle News lists The News Company as owner and publisher. Officers include Sarah G. Treadwell trustee president Lucy Toecia, vice president James T. Amenos, secretary bred L. Reniz, treasurer and manager editor George W. Conway Sarebe, city editor. Published every evening except Sunday from Sycamore Street and Apple Way offices with Citizens phone numbers 22 150 and 66 175.
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Sarah G. Treadwell
Lucy Toecia
James T. Amenos
Bred L. Reniz
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George W. Conway Sarebe
Alka
Sycamore Street
Apple Way
Subscriptions and service terms for New Castle paper
Subscription rates listed for daily and weekly editions with mail and wall delivery options. Includes price by year, eight months, and per month rates, plus distribution through leading newsstands and county correspondence invitation. Names the advertising rep Lindenstein and office address in New York City.
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SPECIAL NOTICE ON PAYMENTS ADDRESSES
Public notice directs that 4M checks money orders drafts and communications be sent to The News Co. New Castle Pennsylvania and not to any individual.
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The
News Co
New Castle
City Carnivals Cost New Castle and None Benefit
City records show $300 in fees from two summer carnivals, with arrests for robbery and attempted rape and 14 gambling-device closures by the county detective. After policing costs and court fees, the city questions carnival benefits and considers license refusals.
Flag Day tribute to Old Glory on June 14 observed nationwide
The piece urges universal honor for the American flag on Flag Day. It calls for flying the Stars and Stripes from every flag pole, home, school, and vehicle and wearing it on coats to show remembrance of the national emblem. It argues the flag represents all Americans and their institutions.
Tribute to the Flag and Sacrifices of American Heroes
The speech urges renewed loyalty to America and the flag, honoring the blood shed by Minute Men, Patriots at Bunker Hill, Gettysburg, Antietam, and others, plus the lives given to break Cuba's chains and in World War II to defend democracy. It calls citizens to display the flag tomorrow and live by its ideals daily.
Today’s Anniversaries Recap Through 1920
Notable dates include 1757 papal decree banning common language Bibles, 1841 opening of the United Canadian parliament, 1857 astrologic comet fear, 1872 first national amateur rowing regatta in Philadelphia, 1888 labor department creation, 1896 death of Michigan governor Alpheus Felch, 1919 Salvation Army anniversary in London, and 1920 reburial of James G Blaine and spouse in Augusta Maine.
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Benedict XIV
Schuylkill River
Philadelphia
Department of Labor
Congress
Alpheus Felch
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Limerick
Salvation Army
London
James G. Blaine
Augusta
Lines To a Friend and Miscellany From a 1922 Paper
A collage of verses and quips notes friendship and gratitude, jokes about public figures, weather, local bricks, and a firing of roosters seized in a cockfighting raid. Snippets reference Edgar A. Guest poetry, Ford, Cascade Park, New Castle brick, and chicken soup from Plymouth Rock or Rhode Island Red birds.
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New Castle
Lawrence County
Ogden
N. Y
Rhode Island
Changes in prices and dress norms across time
The note recalls past prices for strawberries and current picker wages, contrasting with the inability to eat a single berry. It laments changes over time and humorously remarks that dress reformers face a tough task while women remain unconvinced to wear sensible clothing.
Farmers Describe Tomato Ripening Tempo and Size
The growers note they do not expect the first ripe tomatoes. They cultivate large fruit that reaches ripeness after the early small runts, which mature sooner.
Bible Thought For Today Royal Law and Asset Question
Bible Thought For Today presents a verse on loving neighbor as the royal law and condemns favoritism. It asks which is man's best asset referencing Proverbs 22:1, inviting reflection on virtue.
Pope protests Palestine to Jews. US House backs peace resolutions
One year ago the pope condemned granting Palestine to the Jews while the House of Representatives approved resolutions calling for peace between the United States and the central powers.
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Palestine
House of Representatives
United States
Chinese Nation of Cooks and Their Dinner Skills
The remark portrays Chinese people as a nation of cooks with many capable of preparing a respectable dinner for themselves. It reflects a broad confidence in culinary ability across the community.
Alligator Missing Sparks Deserted Office Telegram Mystery
A humorous telegram from Fred Rentz News Co. discusses a missing alligator reportedly seen near a peach tree and Mirage Lake on Highland, with jokes about golf and golf sermons. The note hints at local curiosity over the animal's whereabouts and oddity of the missing gator reaching Coaltown by author unknown.
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Joe
Fred Rentz News Co
Fred
Peach Tree
Mirage Lake
Highland
Percy
Mary Eliz Hale
Subscriptions Missing for American Legion Home Fund
Citizens who pledged to support the local American Legion home have failed to pay their subscriptions. The notice urges those who cannot contribute at least a note to show some commitment, arguing nonsubscription is worse than missing the money.
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American Legion
Abe Martin Says On Oddities Of Everyday Life
A jokey Abe Martin note mentions a self made lamp shade and Mrs Artie Small still being married while working.
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Artie Small
Hotentots Fear First Airplane Overhead
A fragment recalls how Hotentots in the jungles were terrified by the sight of an airplane for the first time, with several nearly dying from the shock and ensuing panic.
Moonshiner’s Shoe Trick Baffles Prohibition Agents
Prohibition officers report a clever ruse to hide moonshining trails. Two shoe sole shaped blocks with cow hoof imprints were strapped to feet to mislead trackers. The ruse aimed to show a cow had passed along the wood path, preventing pursuit.
Kindergarten Scribbles Spark Parental Question
A Walnut Street child returns from his first day of kindergarten boasting he can write. When shown paper and pencil he produces scribbles the mother cannot read, and the child replies he has not learned to read it yet.
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Walnut Street
John Stuffy McGinnis
Cleveland Aggregation
Stuffy
Impossible Man Patches Tires With Rubber Plant
A local tale tells of a man wiser than his sires who crashed into a bramble bush, puncturing all four tires. With great effort he found a rubber plant and had the tires fixed again.
We Are Returning for Credit One Water Polo Ball
A sporting goods firm notes a customer shipped a water polo ball back for credit after the buyer died. The item, plus various oddities, appears amid humorous clippings and local anecdotes about ships, dogs, skulls, and a baseball player named Stuffy McGinnis.
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Power On Earth
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Cascade Park
Detroit
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Coaltown
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