New Castle News masthead and contact details
The New Castle News notes publisher The News Company a corporation with Sarah G Treadwell as trustee president Lucy FT Rav vice president James T yoTeee secretary Fred Lant treasurer and manager editor George W Conway city editor. It lists circulation rates and subscription options and notes telephones for editorial and business offices in New Castle Pennsylvania with mailing and distribution details and affiliations with press organizations.
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Addressing Collections to The News Co in New Castle Pa
The notice directs that all checks money orders drafts and communications be sent to The News Co New Castle Pennsylvania and not to any individual.
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Milk and Ice Fund drive seeks city support this summer
The News urges New Castle residents to back the Milk and Ice Fund drive over the next two weeks to supply charity needs for milk and ice. Local volunteers including Ladies of the Wimo dausis plan bull call ticket sales for the June 30 event as optimism runs high.
France’s fear of invasion and calls for self reliance
The piece argues France has endured invasions since 1800 and Paris was captured twice. It questions whether England or America would intervene again, urging France to protect its own security amid a cold world. It suggests a lasting peace depends on real assurances from peers.
Ocean Peace and Army Insurance
The remark suggests that a large American army provides better insurance of peace than a state of relative weakness, highlighting a preference for strength over vulnerability in security policy.
Washington as a book agent at age twenty tale
A provocative claim alleges George Washington acted as a book agent at twenty, challenging traditional views of national history and prompting debate over early American figures.
Ants Track Picnic Feasts Like Bloodhounds
A local quip notes ants exploit scent traces to find picnic gatherings, likening their tracking to a neighbor with a keen nose. The joke highlights how a small creature can seem to locate gatherings with surprising accuracy.
The Little House and a World of Everyday Wit
A reflective piece blends a wholesome tale of a kindly man and his joyful family with humorous vignettes about daily life. The column notes sun times, small town quirks, and local anecdotes including Senator Weingartner's peonies and Cleveland speed penalties.
Sharp Dignity Says Slippery Ground Truth
The writing notes that dignity can be unstable and that booster fans both praise and diminish others. It asserts spirit photographs are not fully flattering to spirits and jokes there are no beauty parlors in the afterlife.
Roses from Mrs Neff to mayor's wife delight News staff
rk Will Neff of Winter avenue presented a large bouquet of roses to the News office on Saturday saying they were sent by Mrs Neff to the mayor's wife. The staff took them home and the mayor's wife expressed strong pleasure. June brought many wonders as people discuss global issues and fashion notes.
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Winter Avenue
Moving to avoid life’s end drives Ohio woman to take her own
An Ohio woman commits suicide over an impending move. The piece mocks urban traffic measures in Slippery Rock and observes accidents favor the vehicle, while noting a Pittsburgh judge grants plea in one drunken driving case and sets a questionable precedent for others.
Ponsonby Pushes Bill to Abolish Hereditary Titles
The Hon. Arthur Ponsonby has created a sensation in Parliament by proposing a bill to end hereditary titles. He is connected to many English titled families and once played an active role in society. His father was the late General Sir Henry Ponsonby and his mother a granddaughter of a prominent family.
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Politician Arthur Ponsonby and his shifting party role
The text traces Arthur Ponsonby from Liberal beginnings to a prominent Labour figure. It notes his 1908 entry to Parliament and his tenure as private secretary to Prime Minister Campbell-Bannerman. It mentions his wartime resignation linked to his peace negotiation stance.
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