New Castle News Presses Forward Despite Turbulence
The New Castle News, owned by The News Company, runs daily with editor Lucy Treadwell and figures Fredi Renz A W Treadwell. The paper emphasizes local reporting and services, including telegraph and cable. Readers are urged to address notices and subscriptions to The News Company in Caustic, Pa.
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New Gasue
Fredi Renz
A. W. Treadwell
Lucy Treadwell
Ray
Iacob F. Kenta
Isiner T. Ray
George W. Conwand
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Ground Asai
Treas Caeres
The Tyranny of Youth Explains Why Two Died and Money
The piece argues youth’s enthusiasm and financial thinking shape society. It cites government borrowing, Canadian National Railway, and a dangerous mix of ambition and despair. It reflects on parental discipline, love, and balanced guidance for lasting happiness.
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Canada’ National Railway Company
Governmemi-Mimed
New York
Uncle Sani
Prohibition Wit and Worldly Quips From A Gossipy Page
A collage of humorous and cautionary snippets spans prohibition jokes, civic anecdotes, a chilling tale of a child harmed over bootleg whisky, a 112 carat Rose diamond tale, editorials on snobbery and journalism, and light social quips about marconi, aging, and traffic manners. The item blends satirical asides with brief reports and moral reflections.
Abe Martin Remembers European Byways and Critics
The fragment recalls Abe Martin and Leghart Sharp reflecting on Europe, crifers and dn her blehiy edentaional, and testing ideas by entering bust at an embroidery club. It mentions recall of past pretend purchases and sharp critics evaluating life for a cat.
Labor and leisure clash in a hopeful workers vision
The piece argues that labor is not the sole world producer and that many occupations beyond farming, mining, and manufacturing are essential. It highlights the roles of capitalists, clerks, managers, and salespeople, and notes the burden on labor to provide work, secure wages, and market products, while many workers dream of leisure as toil continues.
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Canadian National Rail
Barbara
Tellien
Andy. Alper
Masuin L. Bartlett
Mr. Bartlett
Aga
Adiwate
Tdbur
Tiber
Fathers Day Boost Falls Short in Retail Push
The piece notes subdued sales of men’s furnishings on Fathers Day, with few shoppers seeking special boxes or containers. It attributes weak reception to lack of public support, a Democratic variance blamed on limited newspaper commentary, and suggests fathers’ own hesitation dampened enthusiasm for the patriarchal motif.
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Jay
Comenent
Bible Thought For Today Archaic Prayer Note
A brief devotional fragment conveys a prayerful line about God as the Holy One and eternal Lord. The text blends old phrasing with a devotional tone, emphasizing praise and acknowledgment of God’s perpetual sovereignty. The readable portion centers on divine steadfastness and belonging to the Lord.
Daily Editorial Digest Not Jum Of Editorial Views
A clipped summary notes an editorial digest edited by Conant and Mawanvar ed, highlighting diverse subjects. The item references a broad range of topics and mentions editorial revision practices. The handwriting suggests an archival entry for a periodical digest.
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Mawanvaredmy
Conantidaved
Professor Rogers sparks debate over the word snob
Coverage notes how Professor Rogers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology sparked a heated discussion among graduates with his controversial advice to “be a snob.” The debate surveys modern slang and the term’s social implications, with newspapers weighing the value and danger of the label.
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D. J. Greenwell
Rogers
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Daily Journal
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England
Detroit
Sisaney
Justi Folks By Edgar A Guests Poem Fragment
Fragment of a poem by Edgar A. Guest about escaping worldly cares to find God in nature. It reflects longing for freedom from wealth pride greed and urban stress and suggests peace lies in the open air and away from society. Copyright 1925 Relaar A Guests veil.
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Relaar
Veil Plice
The World and the Mud Puddles Grow
Fragmentary text references growth and population figures with unclear context. Readable items mention growth, noon population increase, percent figures, and terms Brower towns and porcerice. The readable parts are uncertain. no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to confirm.
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Brower Run
Fragmented Text Offers Only Fragments of Sermon Notes
A garbled block of words appears to be stray sermon fragments with unclear authors and topics. Readable names or locations are not present and the passage reads as incomplete lines and broken phrases. The content lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize as a full news item.
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