New Castle News Adopts United News Service Format
A scanned page from New Castle News shows staff listings and circulation details for the daily paper, including editors, treasurers, and subscription rates, followed by columns on education from local high schools, land exploration news, and a poet Edgar A. Guest copyright excerpt. The page notes Westminster College in Lawrence County as a local college option and discusses Lt. Cmdr. Donald MacMillan’s polar expedition with Canadian sovereignty considerations and Arctic land claims.
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New Castle
Bose Foreign Advertising Representative
G. Lindenstein, Inc
Madtooa Ave
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
American Newspaper Publishers’ Ansociation
Fragmentary Text Reflects Obscure Prose and Odd Phrasing
A scrambled, partial text presents biblical language alongside jumbled phrases about belief, intoxication, and a satirical note on paying for a spark plug tightening. Names, dates, or clear events are absent, leaving a fragmented, unreadable excerpt with no definite news content.
Safety Sam Says Road Tips From a Frayed Phrase
A fragmented column offers cautionary tips about sharing road space and staying slow near tracks. The garbled text hints at urging careful driving and mindful signaling when approaching near cars and intersections, with unclear references to a person or agency.
Canadian Claims and Arctic Rivalry Spark International Tension
Canada faces renewed scrutiny as American officials weigh Arctic sovereignty. Meanwhile Amundsen failed to plant a flag near the pole and a British expedition moves north. MacMillan may beat the British to frozen wastes, renewing 16th century style rivalries and claims.
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Canada
State Department
Amundsen
MacMillan
Cleveland Press
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
The Mothers of the Ministers describes the joy of mothers who have seen their sons reach a hoped for calling. It reflects on a mother’s prayers and the happiness of seeing a baby boy mature into a minister, fulfilling long cherished wishes.
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Edgar A. Guest
Hints and Dints From toniget 7 Sun rises tomorrow
The item notes delivery of The New Castle News by a boy and urges readers to start daily delivery. It mentions a Missouri man shot after reaching for his hip pocket and speculates on self defense. Sharon towns militia strength is given, with about 447 men in three companies.
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New Castle
Rome
Missouri
Sharon
Overdone interiors and smuggler jokes in a fragment
In a fragmented column the writer jokes about overdone home interiors and bathing beach pictures as examples of vanity. A quip about smuggling to the United States follows, then a brief anecdote about jail time and a husband who killed his wife, ending with a grim punchline.
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Chicago
Vriday
Willie Sam
Chisago
Senator La Follette remembered as defender of reform
A 1925 column recalls Senator La Follette as a public servant who fought for Progressive causes, leaving a legacy of principles rather than wealth. It contrasts him with rich critics and notes Wisconsin's potential to honor him, including the idea of his widow taking his Senate seat. The piece also blends satirical vignettes on current affairs and public life.
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la Follette
Golgotha
Wilconsin
Wisconsin
Jolie
Senate
Hin Ute
la Fulleiue
Robert M. LaFollette
Congress
Fragmented musings on society and royal marriages
A scatter of observations ranges from divorce cynicism and traffic anecdotes to courtroom humor and royal matchups. It notes women’s judgment, police killings, theater crowds, and a flurry of dated references to Chicago scenes, stockyards, and Mussolini, reflecting a satirical, opinionated slice of era life.
Letters to the News defend paving project standards
In a June 20, 1985 letter, Mahoninglawn bridge officials respond to Mr J H Gross regarding street paving work. They credit County Engineer G G Milholland and staff for following specifications, invite inspection by Gross or others, and request identification of any alleged defects.
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Gross
J. HH. Grogs
Mahoninglawn Heidge
CG. TL. Milholand
Milholland
Reform letter on inspector job and staff suitability
W P Ross argues in a letter that statements by Gross are too broad to judge the inspector role. He insists current supervisors and those doing the work are better suited and criticizes attempts to replace them. The letter defends the existing staff and urges confidence in their quality.
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Gross
Jesse Jama
Ctrame
Asa Lem
Thage
Mr. Gross
W. PF. Ross
Keningtown Bridge
Standing Still Advances Fame and Self Worth
Dr Frank Crane argues against chasing fame or direct quick gains. He cites Emerson and Lincoln to urge self development, patience, and preparation, noting real value comes from deeds and steady effort rather than seeking popularity or rapid rewards. The piece advocates indirect growth through work, study, and virtuous living.
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Emerson
Luincaln
Danish King and Queen Visit London for Bride's Day
A year earlier the Danish monarchs arrived in London for the royal bride ceremony. Stiv estimated eight astor isned stotmehs are now saving as the first experience of bride's biscuits.
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Denmark
London
Cayal Trinity
Stiv
The World And The Mud Puddles Legalized Larceny Analysis
A detailed critique of federal and state taxation on the Miller Rubber Company of Akron and other corporations. The piece argues that combined taxes across real estate, personal property, corporate, license, excise, and home office tax rules create double taxation, burdening firms and individuals. It cites Pfeiffer’s discussion of tax policy and calls for reform led by national leaders. The discussion frames tax policy as one area where Calhoun Coolidge and Mellon would need to act for relief.
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Rhe Atory
Jaeoh Pfeiffer
Miller Frubber Company
Akron
Melane
Congress
Pfeffe”fer
Miller Hubber Company
Inc
Ohio
Michigan
Miller Rubber Companys
Pfeifer
Come Pany
Norci
Calivin Coolidce
Andrew Mellon
Arate
Sentence Sermons on Self-Respect and Prudence
A compact reflection on self view and others behavior, noting how we call self-respect egotism in others clever children and impudence in strangers, temper when annoyed, shrewdness for profits, independence when stubborn, and prudence tied to our own success.
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Prudence Wien Wat
Millionaire A Metz Promotes Synthetic Poppy Growth Cure Plan
The Day's News details A Metz offering 100000 in pursuit of a process to make synthetic poppy producing chemicals affordable to curb traffic. Metz, a New York chemist and businessman from the East Side, rose from poverty to run a dye and chemical firm. He has been active in Democratic politics, serving as a former congressman and city controller amid questions tracing his career.
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Metz
New York
Patie Yudlie Attairs
Inner
Metropolis
Ase
Cooper
Mets
Congress
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