The News Co. Notes and Staff Credits at The News
The page lists staff roles including president and manager I Rentz, vice president Lucy Treadwell Ray, treasurer Jacob F Rentz, and editor W Treadwell along with advertising and circulation details. It notes circulation rates, publication schedule, address at 29 North Mercer Street New Castle Pennsylvania, and telegraph service. It also states special notice for payments and external advertising representation via S G Lindenstein Inc.
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Red I. Rentz
W. Treadwell
Lucy Treadwell Ray
Jacob F. Rentz
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W. Conway
Flag Day Reflections on the Nation's Emblem and Its Meaning
The piece commemorates June 14 as Flag Day, tracing the 1777 resolution and the flag's evolution. It emphasizes sacred symbolism of stripes and stars, unity, liberty under law, and the duty to honor ideals through thought and action, appealing to citizens and youth alike.
Why a Man Should Breathe If Edison Asked
In a curt, reflective note the writer ponders the necessity of breath for a man, invoking invention pioneer Edison. The piece muses on life, respiration, and the curious questions a thinker might raise about daily physiology.
Press Comment on Japan and League of Nations
The item notes that Japan may bring its case to the League of Nations and recalls suspicions about staying in place. It also mentions Doc Cook possibly being freed from jail, enabling Senator Wheeler to call him to the stand, and comments on taxes always falling on the buyer.
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Japan
League of Nations
Washington Post
Washington
Doc Cook
Wheeler
Fort Wayne
La Follette Turns 76 Years Old as Independent Senator
Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin, a longtime independent and occasional ally of nonrepublican forces, begins his 76th year. The native Wisconsin leader, known for shifting alliances, has served as district attorney, congressman, governor, and since 1905 as U.S. senator with a reformist, sometimes combative approach.
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Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Mr. la Follette
Senate
Congress
Hints and Dints man at Cleveland Republican convention
A reminiscence on the Cleveland convention with notes on the assistant sergeant at arms badge and access to seats. The piece praises the event, comments on fashion and manners, and mentions Alice Roosevelt and social observations about attendees and speeches.
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Cleveland
The Nation’s Quips on Society and Power
A humorous column catalogs social quirks and political jabs about gender, etiquette, business, and public life. It mocks consumer jargon, imperialism, and the slow drift toward civility with pointed witticisms about campaigns, expenses, and national character.
Labor and savings banks unite to elevate capital labor relations
Warren S Stone, grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, argues that disciplined savings and worker investment can lift U S capital labor relations to new heights. He notes labor banks growing fast with 160 million dollars in resources and urges constructive political influence to protect railroads and investors.
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America
Warren S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Locomotive Engineers’ Cooperative Trust Company
New York City
L. EE. Financial
Stone
United States
Just Folks Getting the Dough
A reflective verse by Edgar A. Guest questions why the seemingly wiser, better educated struggle to earn money while less educated achievers prosper. The poem contrasts scholarly prestige with practical success, citing built works and tangible deeds as the source of wealth.
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Edgar A. Guest
Road safety clash over Booze crossin crashes call
In a nautical drawl, Safety Sam argues a weak case against Booze as a producer of crashes while blaming Lady Buzz equally. He advocates a strong law to bar riders and pedestrians without tail lights on rainy nights, likening it to the Volstead Act in popularity.
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Booze
Miss Marie Brehm Named Prohibition Party Vice Presidential Candidate
The article notes Miss Marie Brehm as a candidate for vice president by the Prohibition party. It also mentions a Pittsburgh courtroom incident where a lawyer and a minister apologized and the matter was forgotten. It argues for punishing adults for law infractions rather than the young.
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Marie Brehm
Prohibition Party
Pittsburgh
Exeter residents push for three mill tax hike
Citizens of Exeter Pennsylvania gathered at the town council to demand a three mill tax increase. The piece notes rainy weather delayed several weddings planned for May and June, a factor affecting marriage claims.
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Exeter
Bible Thought For Today Verse Reflection
A compact devotional note highlights Proverbs 13 38 about guarding speech to protect life and warns that loose talk leads to destruction. It presents a moral cue urging restraint and mindful communication.
1922 Threatened Blockade Mention in Germany Context
In 1922 a threatened blockade of Germany loomed as a major international tension. President Harding dedicated the Francis Scott Key Memorial at Fort McHenry in Baltimore, marking a distinct domestic event.
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Germany
Harding
Francis Scott Key
Ft. McHenry
Marriage links Lady Mary Cambridge to Marquis of Worcester
One year ago in London the marriage joined Lady Mary Cambridge, niece of Queen Mary, and the Marquis of Worcester. The remark contrasts philanthropy with political ambition by suggesting a potential gift to the people versus to a party and an ambassadorship.
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London
Lady Mary Cambridge
Queen Mary
Marquis of Worcester
Sentence Sermons on Character and Duty
A compact reflection with aphorisms on how relying on others can erode friendships and how excessive self confidence hinders success. Humor travels a hard road while good judgment often awakens late. Self-control yields to whim and circumstance, training for skilled service finds ignorance rewarded poorly. Duty is a keelless ship.
Today’s Anniversaries Through Two Centuries
A digest of notable anniversaries includes 1777 adoption of the Stars and Stripes flag, 1800 Napoleon’s Marengo victory making him Italy’s master, 1839 Chartist petition to Parliament, 1877 death of reformer Caroline Norton in London, 1897 Diamond King Barnato’s suicide, 1899 Arthur statue unveiled in Madison Square, and 1919 Holland’s nonjoinder.
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Caroline Elizabeth Norton
London
Daniel Isaacs Barnato
Diamond King
Chester A. Arthur
Madison Square
New York
Holland
Learn to Swim Class Opens for Junior High Pool
A community notice invites 20 to 30 members to join a weekly swimming class at the Junior High pool after school. An expert instructor will lead, and the three month program costs 3 dollars per participant. Call numbers 3831-R 2046-R and 1728-W to enroll. May party ticket returns requested. Elizabeth McKeever Historian Cairo D of A.
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Catherine Fleckenstein
Elizabeth M'Keever
C. D. of
Plan Interesting Children's Program
Children’s Day will be observed at First Presbyterian on Sunday June 15 with a morning service devoted to children and baptism of children. Parents should bring children and notify the pastor Rev W E McClure. The evening service targets young people and the Sunday school orchestra will help with music as the pastor preaches a Daniel themed sermon.
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First Presbyterian Church
W. E. McClure
Daniel
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