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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1923
Page
4
The New Castle News announces its ownership by The Newsy Company with W. Conway as editor and city editor. It lists publication details, prices, and subscription rates, notes telephones for editorial and business offices, and states advertising representatives and bureau affiliations. Special notice directs all payments and inquiries to The News Co New Castle Pennsylvania.
June ripens with roses and peonies in lush yards while fields gleam under sun. The month centers on commencement ceremonies, gowns, diplomas, and class mottos as students celebrate. Weddings crown June as the bride’s month with roses, romance, and refined elegance.
President Hopkins of Dartmouth faced thousands of angry critics after suggesting too many boys attend college. He clarified his view that colleges are overpopulated by youths driven by external motives rather than personal will. Two California university presidents echoed calls to curb student idling through parental pressure or policy.
William W. Nolen, known as the Widow to Harvard alumni, built a nationwide reputation by offering exam cramming sessions in Cambridge. His prolific tutoring exposed a troubling facet of American higher education as many students relied on quick, synthetic instruction rather than sustained study.
A brief devotional note cites Galatians 6 9 10 urging kindness to all, especially the faithful, with a reminder that the brain alternates activity between hemispheres.
A reflective piece traces a ten year old boy engrossed in adventure books while aging perspectives shift. It notes time, rising costs, and community drives, weaving in local references to New Castle, milk, and a June fundraising day amid assorted social asides and humorous snippets.
A playful squib notes Safety Sam claiming there will be safety tours in New York City. It urges drivers to behave more carefully, suggesting about twenty four drivers daily could improve road safety.
Jim Borland profiles Fred L. Rentz of New Castle as a busy mayor, newspaper editor, and city official. He courts justice with mercy in the police court, handles speeding and drunkenness cases, oversees a new courthouse wing, and guides a thriving local newspaper project while juggling a busy day with birds, gardens, and community duties.
The column references a staged debate on foreign immigration and labor shortages in the south, noting political shifts among Democrats, and mentions a tenth marriage and two homicides as part of a satirical scheme. It reflects a caricatured, era voice with pointed social commentary.
A fragment recalls an attempted assassination of Sir James Craig the Plater premier. A king’s reception in London and notes on card playing as a Christian pastime reference Henry VII’s statute banning card games except Christmas holidays.
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