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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
6
An essay argues fate is a myth with causes and urges orderly effort to remove obstacles. It criticizes fatalism and notes universities often repeat leaders' doctrines. It urges increased responsibility as modern inventions expand opportunities.
Columbia professor John Dewey argues the two major parties mainly reflect big business and proposes a new party to advance happiness, pensions, disarmament, and foreign-group justice. He also notes that strengthening existing party programs could yield faster results than creating a new party.
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company notes that telephone vocabularies differ globally. In London the phrase is Are you there, in Paris J ecoute, in Germany Bitte nummer, in China Day huey bin she ah, and in America Number please. Operators have local terms such as Mademoiselle in Paris and pronto in Italy.
Landscape gardeners completed planting box bushes to create a large keystone on the southwest Capitol lawn symbolizing the commonwealth. It replaces a smaller evergreen tree keystone once there.
Reader queries cover nutrition of broths naturalization statistics and Sweden entry for U S citizens. Data note immigrants about one third naturalize. no passport visas needed for U S citizens entering Sweden.
A lesson on the crucifixion stresses human sin and the mystery of the cross. It cites Isaac Watts and notes Christ's dual humanity and divinity, detailing seven sayings from the cross and their meanings as a guide for family worship and Bible readings.
The city bursts with ticker tape in celebration as New York falters, while Wall Street endures a sorrowful trading day fueled by rumors. Grover Alexander, famed pitcher, is released by the Phillies after 19 years. Henry Ford touts reliance on older minds, yet doors of industry swing on youth and vigor.
An early 20th century patent medicine ad touts Anti-Pain Oil as a remedy for aches chest colds and flu. It markets rapid relief from rheumatic pains neuralgia cramps and sore joints with instructions to apply to affected parts and take drops on sugar for coughs. The copy warns against imitations and promotes a special introductory bottle for 70 cents by Eckerd's of New Castle Inc.
Paris introduces a direct time line from the Paris Observatory for telephone users. A clock containing microphones will connect with the phone company to transmit ticking time via a dedicated number, letting subscribers literally hear the exact moment.
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