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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1920
Page
2
The New Castle News advertises weekly rates and delivery details while printing a reflective, lightly melancholic column on spring’s arrival. It notes staff and telegraph services, audience notices, and a short editorial on weather and life, urging reader patience and gratitude.
A long reading on shaping boys before adulthood stresses parental care and home discipline as essential to curb youth crime. It cites judges and reformers linking delinquency to lack of guidance, urging guardians to provide correction early to prevent later tragedy. It also echoes quotes about carelessness and the impact of the month of June and poetry references.
Anniversaries list figures from 1836 1870 1880s 1904 and 1916 including Anah I Menken a famed actress born in New Orleans died in Paris 1869 Matehall Serrano regent of Spain elected by Cortes 1870 E Rockwood Hear U S Attorney General resignation 1880s William II accession 1904 General Slocum disaster 1910s and the 1916 Democratic ticket Wilson Marshall.
June 14 1926 Westminster College New Wilmington Pa expresses cordial appreciation to George Conway City Editor at The News New Castle Pa for publicity. The letter notes The News has increased the college's supporters in Lawrence County and foresees growth and beneficial impact from ongoing development plans.
Numerous meetings and services are slated nationwide including memorials at Middle Village L 1 for General Slo cum aloambaat. Nat Council of Women of Canals session at St John MY. Idaho Tea at Lewiston to select eight delegates. Governor McCall to speak at Ohio State University commencement. Denver conference on state Mish and Gametro. Dr David Prescott Barrows to speak at UC Berkeley convocation. Antietown Institute convention opening in Mester today through Thursday. special election in Virginia for succession to a vacant post. Me nuspteen event in Saley Almo. Stare wth Stelpen ceremony at BTA BO Cop.
A noisy Chicago convention backdrop features Gen Wood and Gov Sproul as Pennsylvania delegates rally behind their choices while critics mock hopes for unity. Reports note Hoover's modest showing and a dangerous diamond theft on a New York City bound train, with Mrs Hoover praised as a strong political ally.
Fragmentary notes touch on education and class, crown era wool prices, U.S. diamond ownership, New York proximity residents, and odd medical and social facts. many phrases are garbled, leaving a mosaic of unrelated curiosities and historical mentions.
In The Day's News Norman II Tavita, under the State of Washington, is described as enlisting in federal service after the start of the war with Germany. He serves in the Spare and Ty Staters aerial squadron, is involved in movements, and later takes action connected to the Pym events and travel across the United States.
Davis returns to Washington to head the foreign loan bureau as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. Born in Tennessee, he studied at Vanderbilt and Stanford universities. After college he founded the Havana Trust Company in Cuba and led it as president before joining federal service.
An ad describes neurasthenia as exhaustion of the nervous system caused by overwork, worry, or illness. It promotes Williams' Pink Pills as a nerve tonic, claiming benefits for symptoms like irritability and headaches. Available from druggists or by mail with a free booklet from Williams Medicine Co in Schenectady, NY.
A garbled text fragment cites a hair removal treatment with unclear references and scattered terms. It mentions suet, Vani te Wotan, and detatone along with vague notes about water, NPC, and a district or trial context. No identifiable events or sources emerge.
In a 1920 McClure syndicate piece Doris Laird, a modest Montpelier teacher, becomes Nina Hazen's maid of honor then marries Ted Manning after a warm courtship. The story follows Doris's contrast between humble origins and a deluxe Hazen home, their growing acquaintance, and a restrained, private wedding journey.
A garbled OCR item notes Johnstown census and population figure 67,327 with unclear surrounding text. The fragment references potential corrections or misreads in reporting. No verifiable names, dates, or events clear enough to detail beyond the city and census figure.
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