New Castle News publication and staff listings
The New Castle News publishes every evening except Sunday from 23 North Mercer Street. Fred L. Rentz is president and editor, A W Treadwell vice president, Lucy Tr., treasurer, James Tey secretary, Jacob F. Rent, and George W. Conway as editor publicist. Subscriptions range 16 cents daily, 7.50 a year, with mail options and countywide public correspondence welcomed.
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Penny talk and La Follette themes drift through a 1924 column
The piece discusses pennies and their circulation, political uses of the penny idea, and then pivots to commentary on La Follette and Coolidge. It notes war psychology, leadership in Congress, and public sentiment, with reflections on popular language and societal change.
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Clovex ‘Land
Republican Party
Political Commentary on Campaigns and Candidates
A collection of editorial snippets critiques delayed campaigning and campaign rhetoric from Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger Boston Transcript Albany Journal and related papers. It notes scorn for slow campaigns and questions about candidates Andrew Jackson and others while mocking political promises and statecraft.
Safety billboards urge caution against dangers of track cites
An old unsigned voice riffs on public safety, urging awareness of hazards on tracks and the prevalence of cigarettes. The speaker argues a wake up call is needed to reduce dangers facing society and warn others about risk.
Berlin Brewery Strike Ends in Joyful Night Work Surge
The Berlin brewery workers strike is settled and plants are running night and day to resume the usual potato supply. The editor George W. Conway writes Azalea and bulbs. Dahlias will be raised from Dickson bulbs amid high costs.
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Berlin
Germany
George W. Conway
Dickson
Weathered musings and local notes from a bygone issue
The fragment notes offer opinions on home building, finance, and professions. It mentions foundations in homes, plentiful lots, plumbers busy, lawyers accessible, and German officials as doctors, plus expectations of an apple crop in Lawrence county and a lean winter for doctors. It comments on berry fields, strawberry crops, and price expectations. It ends with social quips about hair.
Progressive Republicans Attack Policy Not Party
A fragmented column mocks Progressive and insurgent Republicans for opposing Democratic policies while accusing them of seeking public pay and power. It satirizes political labels, social trends, and public figures, noting local anecdotes about hairdressers, vacations, and shopping in a late 19th or early 20th century voice.
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Democratic Party
Russia
Washington
Sentence Sermons By Rev Roy D Smith
Short motivational lines invite the reader to earn success through effort and service. The text positions the worthy as the man who proves his right by better work and by becoming indispensable. It frames industry and intelligence as favored forces awaiting the healer of the world’s hurts.
One Year Ago Evacuation Near Mount Etna After Taya Flow
Thirty thousand residents fled their homes a year ago as the Taya river flowed down the northern slope of Mount Etna, triggering a major natural event and displacement.
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Mt. Etna
Just Folks Diet Hyper-Acidity Rule from Doctor
Dr Placid prescribes a diet to cure hyper acidity, banning coffee pork chops beef and citrus. He allows thoroughly stewed prunes and fish or chicken, with only warm water or tea at meals, and warns candies and jams worsen the condition.
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Dr. Placid
Hig Re
Pir
Edgar A. Guest
Gift Tax Debate Questions Constitutionality
Legal scholars critique the gift tax attached to a new tax bill. They argue the tax may violate due process and equal protection, highlighting arbitrary exemptions and unequal treatment among donors and gifts to charities, with discussion of whether it fits an indirect or direct tax under the Sixteenth Amendment.
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Charles Warren
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Congress
A Barchelor Mystery Spoofs Tradition
A witty observer claims a barchelor is a man who can use a sul t without letting that deprive someone of a frock. The remark plays on courtship lore and social expectations in a playful urban column.
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