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Fre4 L. Rentz is president and managing editor A W Treadwell is editor in chief Vice president Luc Treadwell treasurer Jacob F Rentz manager and assistant treasurer James T WOT secretary George W Conway editor Sy TONER ONT RA NIE UV ASSEES and a note on the national flag The piece lists subscription rates: single copy 3 cents weekly 7 59 annually daily by mail 5 09 yearly daily three months 1 25 and 50 cents for less than two months at leading newsstands.
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Early Marriages Questioned By Census Observations
The census shows 2 834 girls and 15 year old boys married, plus 49 and 2 834 for widowed or divorced. Older norms once saw 17 or 18 as suitable, but now 15 marriages are viewed as unhealthy. The piece argues early unions reflect unhealthy trends and schooling benefits.
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United States
Rose Show Presented by New Castle Garden Club at Carnegie Hall
Passes are completed for the annual Rose Show organized by the New Castle Garden Club to be held at the Carnegie auditorium this week. The club was formed by local women to promote civic beauty and flowers and has seen growing interest and impact on the city’s culture and beautification efforts.
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Flarge
Flag Day Reflections On Patriotism And Public Display
The article laments declining flag displays on national holidays and argues that Flag Day should dominate the day's spirit. It attributes waning interest to distractions and modern attitudes, urging deeds over visible acts while noting the flag's symbolic importance.
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America
Civilization May Be Saved Yet Won’t Look The Same
A stark briefing argues that while civilization could endure, the post crisis world will bear lasting changes. Experts warn foundational systems may be altered, influencing governance, culture, and daily life without returning to previous norms.
Lazy men and the grip of spring fever
A short reflective line noting that some men stay idle even as spring fever arrives, implying a stubborn inertia that resists seasonal motivation.
Probable Marriage Patterns Among Hair Colors
A brief note suggests that dark haired women tend to marry later but light headed women are more likely to marry earlier, indicating a possible correlation between hair color and marriage timing.
No clear news item available for headline
Fragmentary line reflects social opinion on men and marriage without identifiable people, places, or events. No verifiable facts or entities to summarize into a proper news card.
Hazardous Occupations List May Include Husbands
A newspaper note hints that the catalog of hazardous occupations could extend to marriage, suggesting social risks faced within domestic roles. The remark frames a broader inquiry into dangers traditionally assigned to notables or workers.
Knocker Described as Despicable Yet Useful When Targeting Likes
A knocker is called a despicable creature and a bore unless it happens to be knocking the things you don’t like. The remark frames a paradoxical view of a knocker’s appeal depending on targets.
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Ardent Democracy Advocates and Waiter Deference
An argument notes that many advocates of democracy feel offended when a waiter fails to show them proper deference, highlighting social expectations and class cues in everyday service interactions.
To Kill Our Conscience and Lose Our Moral Compass
The passage contrasts extreme moral compromises with severe personal losses. It warns that harming a friend, betraying neighbors, squandering a life’s savings, and deceiving a child or partner erode self-respect, sight, faith, and fortune, equating unethical acts to broader social and spiritual bankruptcy.
Purity in Politics and Oddities From Daily Life
A collection of sharp witticisms on political purity and honesty, noting many alleged crooks in politics and a New York divorce case framed by years of silence. The piece cites reformers in Utopia and Pennsylvania with a statistical aside on vehicle loadings for the year.
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Plaster falls at White House church during Washington visit
A ceiling plaster dropped in a Washington church attended by the Coolidges and nearly hit the pew used by the President. The incident prompts speculation about an assassination plot if it had occurred on a Sunday.
Charmer’s line sparks doubt in cautious shopper
A shopper recalls a salesman remark about "charming models in stouts" revealing a moment of unease. The exchange hints at a sales pitch that contrasts with the user’s perception of risk, suggesting the interaction as a pivotal moment of realization.
Prince on Horseback in Alberta Incognito
A cheeky note recalls a prince riding a horse in Alberta while traveling incognito, and a punchline about horses not being fooled by disguises.
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Puncher
Prohibition Debate Ends With Hymn and Humor
The Way of the World recalls Melrose where a vehement prohibitionist, allowed to speak after a sermon, boasted he would dump all alcohol into the Tweed. The anti-prohibitionist Parson then proposed finishing with hymn 157 Shall We Gather at the River, sung with fervor.
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I Remember I Remember From A Childs Early Years
A reminiscence recalls the house of birth the sunny window and roses of light. The speaker recalls childish innocence and distant heaven while noting the burden of getting a suitable and profitable job for a mother. Rail freight for the week ended May 29 reaches a record high of 1 981 164 cars, up from last week and last year.
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American Railway Association
Ballyelama uncle plays through life on a pawnshop joke
Mickey and Patsy discuss Dennis winning a gold medal in a foot race while Mike claims their Ballyelama uncle has many medals for five and ten miles along with cups for cycling swimming wrestling boxing and rowing. Pat doubts the boast noting the uncle is actually a pawnshop keeper.
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Senatorial investigation figures show 1.5 million spent in Pennsylvania primary
The report notes that spending has reached about a million and a half dollars while the investigation is just beginning. The writer urges redirecting funds to education, building new schools, and endowment support for ambitious but moneyless students.
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New Castle Beats Compare Health Trends Across States
Government figures show Pennsylvania has a lower death rate than California or Florida with Montana and North Dakota lowest in the nation. The piece notes a possible longer life in New Castle versus Imperial Valley Hollywood or Florida coast towns and mentions parking dangers near Cascade Park.
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No More Bathing Suits Says Public Trend
A brief notice notes that public desire is reducing bathing suit use and predicts a future with fewer or no swimsuits as society leans toward a natural state.
Grand jury backs Croton avenue viaduct project the road plans
The piece notes support for building the Croton avenue viaduct and calls for quick financing options. Ellwood City is set to receive partial completion of the hard road to Wurtemburg this year, improving local transport and roads for residents. The writer recalls past delays and the shift from mule power to modern roads.
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Today By Arthur Brisbane 1926 Column
Arthur Brisbane reflects on political and social currents of the era, offering blunt assessments of leaders, movements, and public sentiment in a compact opinion column. The piece surveys contemporary events and their broader implications for American life.
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Opinion and observations on law, politics, and society
A mosaic of comments on legal pitfalls for non lawyers, champagne culture, campaign spending, fear and public panic, Bolshevik accusations, British and American trade, university skylines, and international politics. The piece blends quotes, reflections, and speculative forecasts with a critical tone.
Yale Youth Turnabout Defends Schools Against Scandal
Dr. Crane argues that accusations of youth decadence are unfounded. Western school superintendent Bruce Findley cites that narcotics reports from schools are mostly rumors. Yale voices oppose prohibition with Angell Angier Warren Jones praising improving discipline and lawfulness among students.
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Yale University
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Yale College
Yale
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Commissioner Adelaide Cox Retires From Salvation Army
In London the renowned Adelaide Cox of the Salvation Army’s women's social department retires after nearly four decades of devoted service. Cox began her career as a pioneer in the Salvation Army.
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Salvation Army Pioneer Endures Global Strife
A veteran Salvation Army worker under General William Booth aided missions in France facing hoodlum disruptions during street meetings and was later arrested in Switzerland. The trial ended with the court joining in hymn singing, reflecting her steadfast defense and faith.
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Salvation Army
France
Switzerland
Misa Cox
Eternal Protection Restates Psalm 121 8
Bible Thought For Today quotes Psalm 121 8 about the Lord preserving a person’s going out and coming in from this time forth and forevermore. The message emphasizes divine safeguarding in daily life.
Pancho Mikhailoff Assassinated in Sofia
Pancho Mikhailoff, a Macedonian revolutionary, was assassinated in Sofia Bulgaria, amid ongoing tensions in regional liberation movements. The event highlights volatility in the area and sparks investigations by local authorities.
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Pancho Mikhailoff
Sofia
Bulgarai
Westward Hospitality Struggles With Changing Times
An extended reminiscence on California hospitality from Spanish colonial days to the American era. It contrasts warm New Castle welcome with the West where hospitality faded after settlement, recounting a tale of an English traveler and a Spanish host over a horse. The piece laments the loss of old hospitality as squatters arrived from east of the mountains.
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Monterey
Bride and Groom Hopeful Verses In Gentle Verse
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest offers a wedding prayer for a couple, blessing the home and urging lasting love through joy and trials. The poem envisions a June wedding and a life together, with faith through grief and lasting devotion. The note ends by remarking President Coolidge saves half his salary and joking about vacation offers.
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