New Castle News Advertising and Editorial Details
New Castle News operates from corner Sycamore Street and Apple Way with G Treadwell as trustee president T Ray vice president and C Protiapes as editor. Daily edition except Sunday with telephones for editorial and office lines and subscription rates listed for various terms. Entered as second class matter in New Castle Pennsylvania and uses telegraph and cable services from the International News Service.
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G. Treadwell
Pres
T. Ray
T Bee Were
Con
Sycamore Street
Apple Way
New Castle, Pa
Special Notice on Payment Submissions
Special notice directs that all checks money orders drafts and other payments be made payable to News Co. in New Castle Pa and not to any individual.
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Ews Co
New Cautie
Wild or tame dollars urges patient investment
The piece argues that wild dollars, like untamed livestock, are useless and disruptive. It promotes training through safe investments such as War Savings Stamps, Treasury Savings Certificates, and Liberty Bonds, emphasizing patience, discipline, and repeated lessons to subdue and make dollars work faithfully for the investor.
League for Longer Life Promotes Extended Useful Years
Dr. Harvey Wiley advocates a League for Longer Life to expand the field of usefulness beyond the average person’s daily work. A magazine feature argues fitness comes from proper food sleep and hygiene and urges readers to join the effort to keep fit and extend their life enjoyment.
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Harvey Wiley
Wiley's League Seeks Optimum Path To Longevity
A fragment discusses Wiley's League seeking directives from a reliable source to secure longer life and greater happiness, noting human nature's desire for well being. The text hints at guidance or instruction as a means to improved life prospects.
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Wiley
New Castle Board of Trade Seeks Full Voter Turnout
The New Castle Board of Trade reports membership over 1000 and is electing four new directors to fill vacancies. It urges every member to vote to ensure citywide representation, aiming for a hundred percent turnout after a strong primary but insufficient participation.
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Bership
Rules For All Swimmers Here With the increase in the number of bathing beaches
Veteran swimmers offer ten rules for bathers to follow whether they swim or not. Read for safety: wait an hour after eating before swimming, never swim alone, avoid unescorted canoe rides, keep hands up while entering water, swim toward shore, avoid rough water with heart trouble, don't swim exhausted, avoid showing off, float if caught in undertow, and only cry help when in danger.
Pittsburgh man fined for hat band parade display
A Pittsburgh man was fined 25 for wearing a red band around his hat during a flag day parade and insisted on wearing it as long as others wore American flags. The item comments on politics and social trends of the era with satirical notes about Ohio and national figures.
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Pittsburgh
Odd Global Facts Pack
A collection notes various curiosities from around the world. It cites lily bulb use in Japan as potato substitute, an Alaska hymn book in English and Eskimo, schooling odds in China, a Mexican farewell custom, night light colors, Pompeii shop sign about creases, New York hotel soap spending, mushroom nutrition claims, and a war blinded boat race on the Thames.
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Japan
Alaska
China
Mexico
Pompeii
New York City
Ee Thames River
Engand
Civic resolve prompts straw hauler, beach plans in motion
The excerpt urges residents to attend census efforts and civic projects. It notes straw hair cleaners failing to deliver promises within two weeks and mentions Joe Lark plowing without success. It hints at preparing bathing beaches and stresses that money drives action over talk as people seek to contribute to public works.
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Joe Lark
San Francisco man faces mon-suport arrest and large family
An inquirer asks if a five dollar prize for babies born on March 12 will be awarded. The couple has thirteen children and a long marriage, with a hint the husband seeks to leave if not in the union. The text notes a five dollar prize will indeed be hung up for March 12 births.
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San Francisco
An Inquirer
Advertising slogan from a Southern department store
A Southern department store has used the line Selling goods that won't come back to customers who will in its advertisements, highlighting a bold sales pitch stressing final sale terms.
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Southern Department Store
Wedded Ones In Pennsylvania End in Divorce
In a Pennsylvania home last week a man felled wood with an axe striking his wife in the eye during dinner call. She testified he had long sought the act. she, nonetheless, won the divorce in court. A Pittsburgh plumbers meeting endorsed the open shop by resolution.
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Pennsylvania
National Plumbers Association
Pittsburgh
Today in History and Anniversaries Recap
A compact list of historical anniversaries includes 1775 Battle of Bunker Hill, 1843 Maori War in New Zealand, 1845 death of Richard H. Barham in London born 1788, 1851 Jubilee of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel at Westminster Abbey, 1852 death of William King in Bath born 1768, 1870 death of Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte in Baltimore born 1805, Mary Anderson’s marriage to Antonio F. de Navarro, 1918 Knute Nelson renominated for U S senator in Minnesota.
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Bunker Hill
New Zealand
Richard H. Barham
London
Society For the Propagation of the Gospel
Westminster Abbey
William King
Maine
Bath Me
Scarboro
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
Jerome Bonaparte
Elizabeth Patterson
Baltimore
England
Mary Anderson
Antonio F. de Navarro
Knute Nelson
Republicans of
Minesota
United States
New Clues in Elwell Mystery Deepens Case
New York detectives pursue leads in the Joseph Bowen Elwell murder case as Assistant District Attorney Joyce directs witness examinations. Mrs. Marie Larson testified she found a pink boudoir cap and slippers with a matching kimono at Elwell's West Seventieth street home and hidden them to shield a mysterious woman. Detectives expand inquiry to Lexington Kentucky and four other regions.
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International News Service
Newport
R. L
Joseph Bowen Elwell
Joyce
Marie Larson
Ellwell
Lexington
Westminster College Gridiron Clash Set for October 30
Coach Byron Wimberley of Westminster College toured New Castle today to finalize plans for the Westminster college Washington and Jefferson football game at Cascade Park on October 30. He predicts an exceptionally strong team and a record crowd for the biggest football event ever staged in New Castle.
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Byron Wimberley
Westminster College
Washington and Jefferson
Cascade Park
Wimberley
New Castle
Man Arrested on Theft Charge in Violin Case
Robert Boges was arrested Wednesday afternoon on a receiving stolen goods charge after allegedly pawning a violin stolen from the Salvation Army headquarters. He was turned over to Alderman Mantz for further proceedings.
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Robert Boges
Salvation Army
Alderman Mantz
Home Made Remedy for Catarrh and Colds
Thousands use a simple home method to ease catarrh and colds. Mix three quarters of an ounce of mentholated arcine with boiled water in a pint bottle, gargle the throat, and snuff or spray into the nostrils twice daily to keep passages clean and hinder flu germs.
Harding Victory Seen By Sproul
Gov. William C. Sproul predicted a Republican landslide in November while speaking at Grove City College. He said Senator Harding would win against any Democratic challenger and suggested a dark horse could emerge as the Democrats’ likely nominee.
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Grove City
William C. Sproul
Grove City College
Hon Crerar Heads Canada Agrarian Movement at 45
Hon Thomas A Crerar enters his forty fifth year as a major figure in Canadian politics. Born in Molesworth Ontario he joined the Unionist Government's Agriculture Ministry during World War I and later left the cabinet in 1919 over budget proposals. He leads the National Progressive party in its agrarian organizing drive across the Dominion.
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Thomas A. Crerar
Dominion
Mr. Crerar
Molesworth
Ont
Ottawa
National Progressive Party
Anniversary events mark colonial and modern battles
Today marks the 175th anniversary of the capture of Louisburg by Pepperell’s expedition and the 145th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill. The Society of the Cincinnati opens its triennial convention in Exeter New Hampshire.
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Louisburg
Pepperell and
Warren
Boston
Vicinity
Bunker Hill
Society of the Cincinnati
Exeter
N. H
United States
Tobacco Association of the United
Bio-feren Tablets Promise Quick Nerve and Energy Boost
A testimonial from Joseph E. Webb of Muncie Indiana touts Bio-feren as the rapid remedy for nervous, run down or anemic conditions. The ad prescribes two tablets after each meal and one at bedtime, with a seven day cycle and a guaranteed refund from the selling druggist if health does not improve.
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Joseph E. Webb
Muncie
Indiana
Governor Sproul Train Hit Woman in Butler County
Mrs. William Shallenberger aged 50 of Russelltown was killed when a special train carrying Governor Sproul struck her at Ivywood in Butler County. The governor's party was en route from Grove City to Harrisburg after attending Grove City College commencement.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
William Shallenberger
Russelltown
Ivywood
Butler County
W. ©. Sproul
Grove City
Harrisburg
Grove City College
Bouquet From Central WCTU Brightens News Office
The News office received a large bouquet Wednesday from the Central W C T U. The gift was greatly appreciated by the office staff and management. The flowers were exceptionally fine.
Poland Open To Talks With Russia In Peace Parlays
Warsaw reports General Pilsudski says Poland is ready to enter peace talks with Russia as two months ago, but warns no guarantees exist and terms may not be met by the Soviets. He criticizes Russia as fostering revolution and notes negotiators in London miss the current state of Russia with Bolshevik envoy Gregory Krassin.
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Warsaw
London Daily Express
Poland
Russia
Pilsudski
London
Gregory Krassin
War Department plans to dispose of 2,090,000 pairs of overalls
The War Department unveils a program to sell millions of work overalls amid speculation that the move may be a clever advertising ploy to aid Baker. The text hints at suspect motives behind the large surplus disposal.
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War Department
Bamboo as Wood Pulp Substitute Studied in Britain
Experiments at the British Imperial Institute explore bamboo as a preferred substitute for wood pulp. The approach envisions consumer groups modeled after the British Cotton Growing Association to boost global pulp production, noting England relies largely on Norway for supply with 7,866 tons imported weekly versus 490 tons from other sources.
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International News Service
London
British Imperial Institute
British Cotton Growing Association
England
Norway
American Chamber of Commerce
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