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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1919
Page
2
The New Castle News reports on local business, postage, and reader notices with a blend of community ads. It notes subscription details, distribution points, and public notices while presenting aviation casualty statistics and summer safety advisories. It highlights traffic and sidewalk warnings and city ordinances on graff crossings and enforcement.
A fragmentary discussion argues for strict death penalties for non citizens and aliens aiding crime, linking citizenship status to national security. It questions enforcement against murder and espionage, urges federal focus on deterring violence, and notes wartime production pressures and immigration policy debates.
Unclear, fragmentary text asserts a wartime report by a veterans’ association for mid 1918 events. Claims indicate involvement of United States forces and military deaths, with figures suggesting large-scale casualties and statistics per 1000 near a claimed death rate, but the text is incomplete and difficult to verify.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Paul Rhode, a bishop of Green Bay, and mentions family, education, and alleged public notices. Numerous garbled phrases reference cities, colleges, and possible church or civic actions, but details are obscured by errors.
A fragmented column blends mock medieval hints with modern combat and silly wordplay. It claims a decay of old chivalry into boxing and swordplay analogies, noting a shift to lines and uppercuts. The spoof ends by deriding threats from a totalitarian group in Germany.
A clipped column blends humor and social commentary on drinking, crime, and law. It mocks a country judge sentencing or prions, notes on a country club scene, border issues, and a Pittsburgh juror who struggles with English. The piece lampoons cultural tensions and attitudes.
A fragmented narrative from New Castle describes a second edition weighing on scales near Kirkinton Co. The piece follows a Western cousin from Buyrietown and a Pennsylvanian road trip, with jokes about eggs and cars and a misread road. The dialogue highlights local color and humor.
A jagged OCR passage reflects on culture and politics, mentioning Clemenceau, Wilson, and debates over fashion, labor, and social norms. It blends garbled phrases about duels, farming, and public life with stray references to public figures and cultural shifts, lacking clear narrative coherence.
Fragmentary OCR text recalls events from a war year ago with garbled names and stray phrases, offering little clear detail beyond a wartime timeline hint and scattered references to locations and people. The fragment lacks coherent facts to identify events, places, or outcomes.
The article lists events for today at One Site University including commencement exercises led by Bishop Hiwin Mepawet. It mentions anniversaries of notable figures and a range of social and academic observances across campuses, with several institutions and venues cited and a focus on ceremony details.
Fragmentary OCR note references Rev McAlister and a planned appearance. The text includes garbled phrases and names likely misread from a schedule or event blurb. No clear date, venue, or partner organizations are readable. This item appears as a damaged newsroom stub.
A wooden Troop horse from the Armory hall was moved to storage amid a crowd on Washington Street. Onlookers mourned as the animal was loaded, with a somber song echoing as the vehicle departed, signaling the end of a local wartime display.
Mr Marr y McKee of the Gourard Building on North AMIE Bhroch reports a Highland line street car at number 42 is in very bad condition and annoys residents along Kpbland avenue and Mill street at night. Dr McKen ig urges action to eliminate this nuisance.
A jumble of dates and names notes events from the American Revolution to World War I era. Mentions Battle of Bunker Hill, Gettysburg figures, the steamer Griffith, British lash limits, miners’ strikes, a bicentennial, Alpine politics, and early US suffrage shifts with fragmented phrasing and unclear dates.
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