News Co. of New Castile announces staff and rates
The News Co publishes from 29 North Mercer Street Bell Phones private exchange. Staff includes L Rentz presiding, A W Treadwell man aging, Lucy Treadwell Ray as vice president, Jacob F Rentz treasurer. Subscriptions list daily rates 2 cents per issue, 8 cents weekly, 7.50 yearly, mail rates 6.00 yearly, and monthly options for short terms. Advertising details note sole foreign representative G Lindenstein Inc., New York, with circulation audits by AB C. Special notice directs payments to The News Co New Castile, Pa.
Republicans Celebrate Victory Mood After Cleveland Convention
A reflective column lauds the Republican national convention in Cleveland praising the will of the people in nominating candidates and endorsing a platform. It contrasts with Democratic dissension and notes Coolidge’s humble origins and popular appeal amidst a broader political landscape.
Father of President Coolidge Plows in Plymouth Vermont
A calm image shows John C. Coolidge at a spring plow on the Plymouth farm while a vast convention hall fills with delegates cheering his son. The elder Coolidge had received several invitations to attend the convention but could not decide how to proceed.
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High-Priced Car Encounters Pole in Right of Way Incident
A luxury vehicle clashes with a telephone pole in a roadway dispute over right of way. The collision highlights traffic safety concerns as authorities document the incident and assess damages.
Patriots Accept Public Service For Modest Pay
A writer notes there are still citizens ready to leave private income of 800 dollars a year to accept public positions offering about 5 thousand dollars annually.
Republicans face scrutiny over faux party loyalty
The text argues that some self labeled Republicans attack fellow Republicans while never faulting Democrats. It notes that criticism is not exclusive to Republicans and questions the integrity of such conduct among party members.
Prohibition Debate and Social Observations Across The Nations
A miscellany of reflections contrasts Prohibition views with states rights arguments and constitutional limits. The piece notes Al Smith's stance on light wines, argues the 18th Amendment is fixed, and cites constitutional hurdles requiring nationwide change. It weaves jokes about fashion, labor, and a remorseful note on moral behavior, ending with Uncle Joe Cannon quitting smoking.
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Silent voters and noisy Coolidge in a satirical cut
The piece mocks candidates avoiding vice presidency as a last chance at the presidency. It jokes about silent approaches to leadership, gendered expectations, and a court ruling that beer is not medicine. It praises Secretary Mellon for managing a department with a large surplus, tax cuts, and lower borrowing costs.
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Safety Sam Contemplates Billboards for Cautionary Driving
A columnist muses on using banners at town edges to warn motorists about strict traffic laws. The piece argues advertising safety messages could reinforce rules and reduce violations without aggressive enforcement.
Judging Abe Martin Q A Reflects Small-Town Wit
ABE MARTIN Ong 40 Be Co finishes the job in a humorous column. The piece surveys opinions on will pallbearers, gender jokes, race, economics, law, fashion, and everyday folly with pithy quips and regional dialect.
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Immigration Reform Urged by New York Expert
Dr. Spencer L. Dawes of the New York State Hospital Commission warned that insane and other undesirable aliens are admitted at Ellis Island due to federal neglect. He urged double examination at embarkation and Ellis Island, citing costs to taxpayers and the need to protect national health and safety.
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The Toiler by Edgar A. Guest 1924
A reflective poem narrates the life of a laborer or tramp bound to the wheel of work. He longs for beauty and love yet remains tied to daily duties and the quiet hope of a missed greeting from a loved one. The speaker finds meaning in the care of others despite bleak surroundings.
Turbulent Year-Old War Rumors Across Bulgaria and China
One year ago reports spoke of a civil war in Bulgaria while L Yuan Hung the president of China fled from Peking amid rapid political upheaval. The brief notes highlight regional instability and leadership crisis in Asia and Eastern Europe.
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The Word of God Stands Forever
A brief quotation from Isaiah 40 8 emphasizes the permanence of divine truth as earthly life fades and nature withers. The familiar verse contrasts transient grass and flowers with enduring scripture.
Press Comment Senator Heflin Sounds Alarm Democrats in Control
The Toledo Blade quotes Senator Heflin asserting flaws in nearly every government department. He criticizes offices that should be Democratic to be held by Republicans and urges voters to meet the responsibility of government through their ballots.
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