Farmers and city wives question on daughters’ marriages
In a special feature a poll of American farm women reveals 94 percent would want their daughters to marry a farmer. The piece argues city stereotypes of farmers as tyrants are unfounded, noting credit men report fewer deadbeats due to stricter credit controls and that most people are inherently honest per George A. Lane.
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Ian
George A. Lane
Memphis
Ellwood City
Safe and sane Fourth urged by New Castle council
The New Castle city council passed a fireworks ordinance to ensure a safe and sane Fourth. Citizens are reminded that laws alone cannot guarantee safety. individual actions matter. Reckless plans such as dangerous explosions or excessive alcohol increase risk, so prudent behavior is urged to protect people and property. The Butler Eagle condemns carnivals as harmful, citing gambling, liquor issues, and moral decline, hoping to keep Butler carnival free for the year.
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New Castle
Butler Eagle
Tollowin
Naw Castle
Butler
Board of Trade Urges Route 77 Improvement
Watsegs and the Board of Trade directors met on Thursday to discuss a connecting link of Route 77 between the city and the concrete highway to Wampum. They passed a resolution urging immediate paving and restoration of the poor roadway, stressing the need to hasten improvement of this important highway segment.
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Watsegs
Meening
Board of Trade Directors
Conecrete
Wampum
The Happy Farmer’s Wife Or A Farm Life Different
A newspaper exchange argues readers have pity for the farmer’s wife, but a magazine for farm women presents practical guidance on low living and new duties in farm households, offering a different perspective on rural life and tasks.
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Fife
Jazz Bands Stirring New Castle's Postwar Scene
Local chatter recalls early jazz in New Castle from 1918 when Ray McConnell organized dances at Cascade Park with Hall's Colored Orchestra. Prices for local gigs climbed from twenty dollars to high weekly engagements, now reaching near four figures as McConnell plays with Marlin's Melody Monarchs in Detroit.
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PIGSC
New Castle
Ray McConnell
Actiig
Cascade Park
Hall
McConnell
Ellwood City
Orichestra
Kaiser Bill
Kay McConnell
Marlin
Melody Monarchs
Detroit
Anniversaries and historical notes span 1779 to 1900s
Brief, scattered anniversary items note Judah Touro born in Newport and a $20,000 donation for the Bunker Hill monument, various political and legal milestones such as Tuinela territory's legislature, Arthur Bagby as U S minister to Austria, a sultan’s firman granting rights to Christians, Mississippi archives move, Cincinnati theaters closing on a Sunday, a treaty on annexation, and an international court of justice meeting opening.
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Judah Touro
Bunker Hill Monument
Newport
R. J
New Orleans
Tuinela Territory
Arthur P. Bagby
Alabama
U. S
Turkey
Missippi
Jackson
Columbus
Cincinnati
United States
International Court of Justice
Langue of
Narions
Hesud
Bible Thought For Today Gift Of Peace Message
The Bible Thought For Today presents a line about peace from John 14 27 and a question asking what the Apostle Paul said to the Philippians about right thinking referencing Philippians 4 8 The text blends archaic spellings and garbled OCR but centers on inner peace and disciplined thinking as taught in the New Testament with a prompt to recall Pauls counsel.
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Paul
Hints and Dints and a Cracked Skull Tale
A New York man learns he has a fractured skull a week after a fall, while a string of sharp, scattered quips and headlines recount political jabs, social observations, and urban humor from Youngstown and nearby areas. The column cites Mayor Oles, quack lawyers, and stocky jokes about fashion, crime, and daily life with a playful, skeptical tone.
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New York
Abe Martin on town projects and public life
Abe Martin comments on civic plans and local clubs aiding a tourist camp effort in New Castle. He notes school visits by parents, truant officer implications, and budget changes like janitor salary cuts and a new football coach. Other items mock political choices, theft misunderstandings, and daring stunts of early aviation.
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Kiwanis
Rotary
Automobile Clubs
New Castle
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