Castle News Office details and contact numbers
Castle News owned and published by The News Company with officers including Vice President Hames T. Ray and Treasurer Reed L. Reniz. George W. Conway serves as editor. Published every evening except Sunday from Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Way. Bell phone numbers listed for editorial and business offices.
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Sarah G. Treadwell
Lucy T. Ray
Hames T. Ray
Reed L. Reniz
Treas
Man
George W. Conway
Sycamore Street
Apple Way
Daily News Subscription Rates and Contact Info
Advertisement lists subscription prices for daily and weekly editions, including mail and email options, with annual rates and shorter terms. It notes sale points, public-interest correspondence, and editorial mentions of circulation audits and advertising representation in New York City.
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S G Findenstein, Inc
East 28Th St
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Special Notice for Mail to The News Co of New Castle
All payments and communications must be addressed to The News Co. New Castle Pa. and not to any individual.
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News Co
New Castle
Marriage and Divorce Laws Across States Debated
At the Federation of Women's Clubs convention at Chautauqua Lake, speakers urged uniform national marriage and divorce laws. They argued consistency would reduce legal and social disputes from state to state and may spark a nationwide club movement influencing reform.
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The
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Chautauqua
Anniversary milestones from historic events
A list of notable anniversaries spans from 1785 when New York's Episcopal diocese held its first convention to 1919 when Illinois Governor Lowden signed the prohibition enforcement bill. Other items mark Napoleon's abdication, John Mitchell’s birth, Surratt’s release, the Victoria-Camperdown sinking, Haakon VII and Maude’s coronation, and Leo Frank’s commutation.
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Episcopal Diocese of
New York
New York City
Napoleon
France
John H. Mitchell
United States
Oregon
Washington County
Portland
Ore
John H. Surratt
Lincoln
Victoria
Tripoli
Haakon VII
Norway
Queen Maude
Trondjem
Slaton
Georgia
Leo Frank
Lowden
Illinois
Contemplating the 12 Greatest Living Women List
The piece critiques lists of the 12 greatest living American women, questioning what defines greatness in a woman and noting many lists favor nonmarried women or those lacking traditional maternal roles. The author declines to submit a full list but may nominate one candidate.
Unknown Mother Nominated as Greatest Exponent of Household Virtues
The Philadelphia Public Ledger extols the candidate as the ultimate mother figure who will be regarded as the greatest exponent of household qualifications. It lauds her as mother to at least two healthy children, loving keeper of the family, master rather than slave of domestic life, and a preserver of life’s finer, tender aspects. The piece culminates in the declaration that they nominate the Unknown Mother.
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Webster
McKees Rocks
Spink Canon
Colorado
Little Carol Toll
Denver
Youngstown Hospital Association
Grace Todd Arre
Picnic Styles Change in Cascade Park
Cascade Park authorities note picnic ideas have shifted from simple cold snacks to hot coffee bacon and eggs with many cooked foods. The traditional layer cake has been replaced by cookies and convenience drives the new picnic trend.
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Cascade Park
Return To The Lord Bible Verse Reflection
A brief thought from Isaiah 65 7 urging the wicked to forsake ways and thoughts and return to the Lord for mercy and abundant pardon in a devotional Bible thought.
Bible Question Promise for Obedient Children
The prompt states that children who obey their parents are promised something. In Ephesians, the notion is that obedience honors familial duties and aligns with moral instruction, though the cited phrasing may reflect a quiz or catechetical interpretation rather than a direct biblical quote.
Ladd Brings Chemistry Expertise to Senate Career
Edwin F. Ladd of North Dakota, new to national politics, backs a cash bonus for soldiers funded by bank profits. His long career centers on chemistry applied to agriculture, trained at the University of Maine, and he led the New York station chemistry department 1884 to 1890 before joining North Dakota Agricultural College.
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Edwin F. Ladd
North Dakota
Senate
Senator Ladd
University of Maine
New York State Agricultural Experiment Station
North Dakota Agricultural College
United States Senate
Irish Northern Parliament Opens One Year Ago
King George and Queen Mary formally opened the Irish Northern Parliament a year ago. Lieut. Proctor, noted British war ace, was killed in action at Salisbury Plain, England.
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George
Queen Mary
Lieut
Proctor
Salisbury Plain
England
Polishing Strangers Proposal Ends in Fearful Warning
Mrs Arlington refused a stranger to polish her floors after he warned of dangerous accidents. He cited Captain Collins folk as proof, claiming five people broke their legs on a polished dining room floor and a lady slipped down a grand staircase last winter.
Haydn Drafted The Creation Amid English Channel Storm
During a terrific storm on the English Channel, composer Joseph Haydn reportedly created the musical outline for his oratorio The Creation. The tumultuous sea reputedly influenced the dramatic scope and energy of the work, reflecting nature's power.
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English
Haydn
Turbulent Verses and Town News Spark Lively Columns
A collage of poems and quips plus local notes runs through the page. It includes playful verses on vice and virtue, river and rail tales, lynx encounters, odd local facts, donations to hospitals, and humorous jests about editors, dances, and prohibition era curiosities. The miscellany blends cultural musings with smalltown incidents and commentary.
Calf Named Duke Democrat Discussed For Milk Fund
In Coaltown on June 21 1922 Joe discusses naming a bull calf for the milk and ice fund. Jake suggests rare names while D Jameson of Citizen's National Bank warns counterfeit hundred dollar bills are circulating.
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Joe
Coaltown
Fred Rentz News Co
Jake
Ptolemy
Burglary Report At Pulaski Farm Granary
Last Wednesday night a thief drove up to the granary on George Atkinson Senior’s Pulaski township farm in a horse drawn buggy with rubber tires and stole four items.
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George Atkinson Senior
Pulaski Township
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