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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
4
New Castle News published by The News Company a corporation trustee with George W. Conway as editor and city editor. The paper operates from Sycamore Street and Apple Way in New Castle Pa and offers daily and weekly subscriptions with various rates. The issue notes telephones for editorial and business offices and lists advertising and service affiliations with national news services and associations.
Editorial views Harding's five day voyage across the United States into Alaska and Canada as a historic tour shaping policy and the next election. It notes the trip may set a future platform while stressing travel fosters contact with citizens and avoids partisan aims.
A crowded collage of fragments from Shelby to San Diego includes Edgar Guest poetry, local call for City Mission picnic donations, judgments on jury selection and fines, weather notes, and satirical lines on fashion, work, and city life. The item blends humor, stray phrases, and brief notices with varied origins and tones.
The column riffs on motor travel safety belting fashion and small town habits. It notes streetcar drivers tailors and belts while mocking highway hazards gas carts and urban quirks. It closes with reflections on contentment and political campaign rhetoric.
A report from New York notes a convention of electrical engineers has drawn plans for vastly improved loud speaking amplifiers. The national campaign will use special Pullmans to spread voices to greater distances next summer.
A daily devotional note cites 2 Chronicles 16 9 about the Lord seeking those whose hearts are perfect toward him to show himself strong. The message emphasizes divine vigilance and support for faithful believers.
This note recalls 1816 when the French frigate Medusa wrecked off Cape Finisterre with heavy loss of life, 1827 Captain Parry reached a distant Arctic spot winning a 25 000 pound reward, 1848 the Barnburners met in Utica and nominated Martin Van Buren, and 1855 Samuel Sumner Wilde, Hartford Convention last survivor, died in Boston after being born in Taunton Massachusetts on February 6 1773.
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