Real Public Servant Howard Richards Honored in Move
Howard B Richards has been promoted to manager of the Chattanooga Water Company in New Castle. The community laments his loss of public service but praises his five years of dedicated work. Citizens acclaim his efforts to better city projects and civic well being and thank him for his tireless service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard B. Richards
Chattanooga Water Company
New Castle
Washington
Barrymores
John
Lionel
Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
Welcome Home Veterans of the Twenty Eighth Division
New Castle welcomes back veterans of the Twenty Eighth Division who served with the red keystone on the shoulder in World War I. The gathering recalls Pl ime St Mihiel and the Argonne, praising the Iron Division for courage, Americanism, and enduring bonds with Pennsylvania.
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New Castle
Reurton
Pennsylvania
Hindenburg
Plime
St. Mihiel
Argonne
France
Sun Rises on New Castle Mills After Plant Reopens
The Sun Rising notes that the entire twenty mills of the New Castle plant of the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company will operate fully. This revival signals growing economic happiness and renewed confidence across New Castle and Lawrence County as furnaces burn and stacks smoke. The piece emphasizes rising hope for local business and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Lawrence County
New Forests Grow Across States Readily After Fire
The article notes expanding forests beyond the West with Pennsylvania and New York highlighting large government and private holdings. It cites Shenandoah and Great Smoky Mountains preserves and suggests future East and South timber growth, warning of pests and mortgage risks to homes.
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East
Middle West
Shere
Pennsylvania
New York State
Shenandoah and
Great Smoky Mountains
I Have a Grouch in This Odd Dialogue
The speaker laments a grouch and describes restless nights, fake starts, and a chaotic stream of thoughts. They mention a fellow with ups and downs, a pillow slipped by, and the urge to be left alone to cope with troubles and worries.
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Ainybody
Ari
Justin
Gossip and Harmful Rumor in Daily Life
The passage discusses how gossip harms reputations and distorts truth. It notes that repeating unverified stories can create false impressions and hurt individuals. It urges avoiding gossip and speaking kindly to prevent such harm.
Wild talk in a local reader's column hints at threats
A jumble of overheard chatter and stray phrases describes a reader's rough notes on events and people. It references a threat to shoot, tax talk, a car discussion, a golf scene, and a BBC style encounter with Will Rogers and Bryan at a convention, ending with a stray magistrate remark about a nudist colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Rogers
Bryan
Blythe
Will Rogers
PAA
The Lasting: A Guest Reflections on Life and Values
A mosaic of opinions and observations from Just Folks by Er Edgar and others. It muses on money, integrity, education, and the search for meaning, noting that true joy comes from kindness, courage, and purpose rather than wealth or status. References to universities, health, and social behavior appear amid a collage of names and phrases.
Curtis As Publisher Ranked Among Great Public Leaders
Curtis H. K. Curtis, veteran magazine and newspaper publisher, died at 83 after rising from poverty to wealth. Tributes praise his ability to appeal to readers, his judgment in selecting writers, and his devotion to high standards, culture, and public welfare. Major papers laud his national impact, endowments, and thought leadership shaping American public opinion.
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Cyruis H. K. Curtis
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Drexel Institute
Temple University
Washington Evening Star
United States
Lexington
Ruthland Herald
Oshrogh Daily Northwest
Miami Daily -News
Salt Lake Deseret News
The
Danbury News-Times
SAN Antonio Express
Houston Chronicle
America
Tnto
Buffalo Evening News
Curtis
Lincoln State Journal
Hartford
World and the Mud Puddles on Tax Ideas in Washington
A critical pemer on U.S. tax policy mocks income tax hikes and stamp revenue fantasies. It argues plutocrats fund the country, bankers dodge taxes, and respected actors face burdens, noting schemes around stock dealings and depreciation as unfair. It laments government waste while urging restraint on taxation.
Press commentary and mixed historic clippings
A compilation of miscellaneous quotes and headlines from several papers. Items range from road safety satire to job searching woes, aviator fashion, gold discoveries, gangster crackdown rhetoric, stock hiding comments, church moral listings, interdenominational disputes, false fire alarm drills, currency arbitrage notes, and trade patterns across North America.
Bible Thought For Today and Public Notices Fragments
A collage of quoted lines shows a Psalm verse about maintaining the afflicted and the poor, a Mrs Junebride exchange on a cheated butcher selling a turkey without dressing, and a note on Americanism urging new laws to curb dishonor by wealth. It ends with a corrected sense about Uncle Sam pursuing offenders.
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News Company
A Corporation
Bvary
Morth
Mercer Aireet
New Caste
Bn Becent Clana Motter
Sk. Manis
Traatwell
Modi
Audi
American Newaparer Publishers
Aurgelayion
New York
Philadelphia
Real Kathteree
Pitiarah
Amber of Commerce
Datroit
Genera
Milw Waynes
Commerce Bing
Chicago
Igus ‘Tower
Suromht
Prad Kimball
Pala
Keystoners
BY Fontain Fox
Suni
Pemre
Howard Richards
Awin Ib
Bergades
Washington Street “Bridge
Edgar
Thados
Zauls
Jong
Alger
Mok
Cpt
Spek
Flexton
Tooves
Iriah
God
Brooks
Washington Senators
Uncle San
Tri
Reed
Jorgé
Lea
Van
Daily Editorial Digest
Symiposium
Kewspepere
Waiiers
Miltad
San Antonio Evening News
Ole Jse
Boston Evening Transcript
Hoaeders
Cleveland News
Gene Tunney
Pasadena
Presbyterian Church
Lausville Courier Journal
Indianapolis News
Genada
Paria
Montreal
Uncle Sam
Jhim
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