New Castle Newsmasthead and contact details
Special notice lists the Ne ws Co as publisher in New Castle Pa with officers G Treadwell trustee president Ray vice president Fe Ray Kayer secretary and Conway editor City Editor at Sycamore Street and Apple Way The paper bills subscriptions by mail and stands at office phone numbers Citizens 33 and Bell 22 for office inquiries.
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Conway
Building the boy and city upbringing in youth
An editorial argues that a boy’s future hinges on early home training supported by school and church. It links rising youth crime to inadequate home discipline and warns parents that neglect leads to later control by courts and reformatories.
The Dread Enemy of Carelessness in June
A historic warning contrasts a modern epidemic of carelessness with June’s celebrated growth and poetry. The piece cites Nathaniel P. Willis and James Russell Lowell as voices on June, then notes the month brings the longest day and seems to frame carelessness as a persistent societal threat.
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Nathaniel P. Willis
Nature’s slow spring and autumnal reflections
The text muses on December endings and summer hopes, noting leaves roses compensation for enduring hardships. It contrasts a weatherly world with human restlessness, remarks on an early spring, June’s arrival, and nature’s effort versus human restraint, ending with a call for gratitude rather than complaint.
Westminster College Thanks The News For Support
Westminster College thanks The New Castle News for cordial publicity during the past year. The letter notes The News has expanded Westminster's Lawrence County support and expresses optimism for future growth and mutual profit from county readers. Signed by Samuel, on behalf of the Westminster Board of Trustees.
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Mr. Conway
Westminster
Lawrence County
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Today’s Anniversaries Highlights From History
A list of notable anniversaries including Adah I Menken born 1835 in New Orleans and died in Paris in 1868. Also marks Marshall Serrano elected regent of Spain in 1869, E Rockwood Hoar resigning U S Attorney General in 1870, William II ascension in 1888, and the General Slocum disaster in 1904 with over a thousand dead.
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Adah I. Menken
America
Europe
New Orleans
Paris
Marshall Serrano
Spain
Cortes
E. Rockwood Hoar
Massachusetts
United States
William II
Frederick III
General Slocum
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
Democratic National Convention
French Academy
Kosovo Day Observances and National Events Across North America
Today marks Kosovo Day with a variety of commemorations. Memorial services are held in Middle Village Long Island for victims of the General Slocum disaster on June 15, 1904. Other events include the National Council of Women of Canada sessions in St John New Brunswick and a Democratic convention in Lewiston Idaho to select eight delegates for the national convention. Samuel W McCall addresses Ohio State University graduates. A Colorado Fish and Game Protection league meeting is planned in Denver. UC President Barrows speaks at the University of Chicago convocation. The American Banking Institute holds its eighteenth annual convention in Boston. A Fifth District Virginia special election seeks a successor to E W Saunders. Michigan Historical Commission stages a Saulte Ste Marie pageant for the 100th anniversary of raising the Stars and Stripes in Upper Michigan.
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Middle Village
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National Council of Women of Canada
St. John
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Democrates
Idaho
Lewiston
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusetts
Ohio State University
Denver
Fish and Game Protective Association
Colorado
David Prescott Barrows
University of California
University of Chicago
American Institute of Banking
Boston
Fifth
Virginia
E. W. Saunders
Michigan State Historical Commission
Sault St. Marie
Michigan
Conventions and Campaign Pep Talks Across the Nation
Column reflects post convention chatter on Harding Sproul and Wood. Mentions Mrs Roosevelt's speech, Pennsylvania delegates, hotel rates in Chicago, and a New Castle club plan. Notes theft of diamonds on a Chicago train and general political commentary with humorous digs at profiteers and spectators.
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Col. Roosevelt
Douglas Robinson
Do You Know That First Children's Court Opened in Bilbao
A brief survey of curiosities notes the opening of Spain's first Children's Court in Bilbao. It mentions varied facts from education to historic trivia and cites notable figures like Mr. Davis, born in Tennessee and educated at Vanderbilt and Stanford, who later led a Cuban trust firm before federal service.
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Washington
the Treasury
Foreign Loan Bureau
Mr. Davis
Tennessee
Vanderbilt and
Lelard Stanford Universities
Havana
Trust Company of
Cuba
Federal Service
Norman H. Davis to Assume Undersecretary Post
The Day's News reports Norman H. Davis will take office today as Undersecretary of State in Washington. His career spans service as U S special delegate to Spain on finance matters, a president's representative on the Supreme Council of Supply and Relief, and United States Commissioner during armistice talks with Germany at Spa and Treves.
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Norman H. Davis
Washington
Germany
Spain
United States
Supreme Council of Supply and Relief
Spa
Treves
Remedy for Neurasthenia and Nervous System Tonic
A historic overview notes neurasthenia as exhaustion of the nervous system caused by overwork, worry, illness, or shock. It recommends nutrition and non alcoholic tonics, then promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood nourishing treatment costing 60 cents per box, with mail order from Schenectady NY.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Positive Delatone Treatment Removes Facial Hair Fuzz
Women quickly learn the value of delatone for removing hair from the face neck or arms. A paste of delatone powder and water is spread on the hairy area and rubbed off after 2 to 3 minutes. The skin is washed and hair disappears when using genuine delatone.
Doris Laird Becomes Ted Manning Bride In Quiet Vermont Wedding
Doris Laird, a schoolteacher from a small Vermont town, is chosen as maid of honor for Nina Hazen's wedding to Phil Crosby. Doris meets Ted Manning during preparations, and after a cautious courtship they marry in a quiet ceremony. The couple then plans a cross country journey as their first union.
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Doris Laird
Vermont
Nina Hazen
Nina
Doris
Quiet Lite
Phil Crosby
Phil
Hazens
Ted Manning
Lavalliere
Mrs. Hazen
Ted
Crosby- Hazen
Johnstown Population Hit 67,527 in 1920 Census
Washington June 15 preliminary census figures show Johnstown Pennsylvania with a 1920 population of 67,527. The gain since 1910 stands at 11,845 residents, an 21.3 percent increase.
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Johnstown
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