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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1924
Page
4
New Castle News masthead and publishing details
New Castle News published every evening except Sunday from 29 North Mercer Street. Fred L Rentz is president and editor. W Treadwell is vice president. Lucy Treadwell Ray treasurer. James T Ray asst. treasurer. George W Conway secretary. Subscription rates listed for various formats and durations. Entered at New Castle Pa as Second Class Matter. Copyright and circulation affiliations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L Rentz
W. Treadwell
Lucy Treadwell Ray
Jacob F. Rentz
Treas
James T. Ray
Georg.e W. Conway
North Mercer Street
Kew Castle
All Play and No Work Never Makes Jack
A quirky note contrasts idle humor with duties, and jokes about justice and perception. It suggests a lighthearted view of work ethic and self mastery with a playful nod to eye doctors.
Special Notice on Mail addressed to The News Co.
The notice directs all checks money orders and drafts to be addressed to The News Co New Castle Pa and not to any individual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News Co
New Castle
Outrage at County Detective’s Home Sparks Unified Law Backing
Citizens of New Castle and Lawrence County rally in condemnation after a dynamiting at the home of County Detective Jack M. Dunlap. Authorities vow combined action across city, county, and state agencies to identify and arrest those responsible and to prevent further attacks on law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rence
Proverbial Wisdom on Modern Life and Vices
A dated column riffs on wartime lingering effects in society. It notes laundries rough handling postwar, money as freedom from debt, taxes provoking faux respect, and the shift from horses to automobiles eroding traditional horse sense.
Average person falls below cash average of 54 dollars
The article notes that the typical person should carry 54 dollars in cash, but most individuals do not meet this benchmark, revealing a gap between guideline and real spending behavior.
Girl who fumed over makeover vents when unseen
A girl described as previously angry over a changed dress now reacts with anger if her face is not styled as before. The remark highlights a fixation on appearance and personal presentation.
Vanity and Lies Removed From Me Verse Reflection
A reader notes a verse paraphrase from Proverbs 30 8 about rejecting extremes and seeking balanced provision. The line emphasizes contentment and practical needs without wealth or poverty.
Sentence Sermons By Rev Roy D Smith D D
A collection of brief, pointed aphorisms on character and conduct. It offers compact maxims about resilience, teamwork, work ethic, employer relations, ethical campaigning, self worth, and tasteful humor. The tone is moralistic and exhortative.
How Are You This Morning Uncle Dave
A short vignette shows a white man greeting Uncle Dave, who jokes about planning to live another year. The conversation pivots to a political push and a Grand Canyon sightseeing quip. The guide notes the canyon’s millions of years of formation, while the traveler quips that it might have been a government job.
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Dave
Grand Canyon
Hints and thoughts on politics and society
A gathered set of dated musings on politics economics gender and society. The writer riffs on elections sky laws aging and international politics while noting quirks in leadership and public life. The piece weaves humor with commentary on Perceived shifts in policy and power.
Russia's Recovery Seen Slow Yet Steady Says Krassin
Foreign trade minister Leonid Krassin argues Russia's postwar recovery is progressing though slowly. He cites agriculture at 75 percent and industry at 49 percent prewar levels, noting potential acceleration with foreign loans and concessions.
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Russia
Krassin
Leonid Krassin
Soviet Republic
Grozny
Baku
Donetz
Railroading with Willie Turns Playful Train Game
Willie persuades his aunt to act as engineer in a mock railroad. He orders her to send his watch and board the cab, then shouts a rough command at the engine, joking that they are five minutes late.
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Willie
Auntie
Oil firm trims highway billboards for publicity
The Mount Vernon Herald cites the company removing thousands of roadside signs as likely gaining free publicity. Across editorials, the Rock Island Argus notes Senate testimony may shape political economy study findings from Washington investigations. The Urbana Daily Democrat laments pay roll thieves thwarted by no efficiency experts. A Canton Daily News quip says more talk than action remains. A Cleveland woman arresting a man mid bath highlights sensational crime chatter in Marion Daily Star.
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Senate
Washington
Rock Island Argus
Damrosch Masters American Music With Legion Honor
Walter J. Damrosch, decorated by France with the Legion of Honor for services to music, is long celebrated as leader of the New York Symphony Orchestra. His father Leopold came from Germany in 1871 and embraced American life while fostering his son's career. Damrosch rose from a Newark conducting debut at nineteen to national renown as opera and symphony director, shaping audiences through lectures on music and librettos.
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Walter J. Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Leopold Damrosch
United States
Germany
Hans von Bulow
Newark
N. J
Runners on Empty Roads Burnout Fuel Fears
Drivers who push long trips or high speeds often face fuel exhaustion as engines gulp toward empty. The issue rises with careless planning, heavy traffic, and extended delays, prompting warnings to refuel before starting and carry emergency supplies.
Third party convention in St Paul backs LaFollette move
William Z Foster is named a leader at the St Paul Third party convention aiming to endorse LaFollette for president. Democrats promise hope but cling to a dead League of Nations, while the writer jokes about changing weather and pajamas as temperatures rise.
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William Z. Foster
St. Paul
LaFollette
Nuf Ced
League of Nations
Corsets Decline As French Stylists Argue Change
The piece notes corsets waning in popularity among fashion voices in France, while stylists contend evolving tastes persist. It portrays a debate over how women shape silhouettes and dress trends during a changing era.
Just Folks By The Non-Believer Proclaiming Higher Law
A poem by Edgar A. Guest contrasts chance with faith. The speaker depicts the non believer who doubts a guiding power yet observes nature like violets and the sparrow. The verse argues that a higher law governs all, unseen yet evident in every leaf and blade.
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Edgar A. Guest
Amherst College President Dr Meiglejohn Resigns
Dr. Alexander Meiglejohn resigns from the presidency of Amherst College. A steamship named Leviathan departs Baston for a test trip to the Bahamas and back.
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Alexander Meiglejohn
Amherst College
Leviathan
Baston
Bahamas
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