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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
4
Fragmentary text shows newspaper masthead details and a special notice about payments. It references The News Co, New Castle, Pa, and notes checks and money orders should be increased to that entity rather than any individual.
Abe Martin notes that many families live in disarray as members stay apart. Miss Tawney Apple dressed in rosin powder and attended a dance last night, highlighting social life contrasts in small town life.
The piece proclaims summer as the glad season known for health happiness and outdoor activity. It urges New Castle to dedicate the season to health and happiness, praising sun driven energy, vacation time for the poor and middle class, and the benefits of heat for strength and endurance as Americans engage in travel sports and work before returning to fall duties.
An analysis argues President Coolidge will play a major, influential role in Hoover's bid, leveraging his policies, budget discipline, and public trust. It asserts Coolidge's support stems from substance and popularity, predicting strong indirect impact regardless of active campaigning.
A reflective note on urgency and missed opportunities, acknowledging that even skilled shooters fear missing when confronting impending departures and advancing schedules.
A jumble of city items, humor, and public notices references a man revived by an undertaker, insurance talk, Scout show tickets, and local political commentary. It mentions Coolidge's cool vacation and Am erican cultural snippets, urging civic support and Berquist’s Cascade Park picnic.
Eight oarsmen from California known as the Golden Bear Eight defeated Columbia’s best crew and shattered a 27 year record. The column blends sports note with broader opinions on climate, Prohibition, politics, and world affairs from 1928.
Dr. Cranes Editorial asserts that to advance virtue and labor reform it is more effective to show economic gains from eight hour days and six day weeks than to rely on altruistic appeals. It praises an international business alliance shaping global trusts and argues war harms business, appealing to readers through practical financial self interest. Copyright McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
The article references Psalm 140 7 about divine protection in battle and notes the Navy bureau received bids for 840000 pounds of apple sauce to feed sailors during the coming year a reserve supply to aid recruiting officers.
The piece reflects on modern youth as compared to older generations, with quotes about boys under Lawrence Master and concerns over bootlegging. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbria University spoke at a convention in June calling for enforcement of the 18th Amendment and federal prohibition measures.
GROVE PATTERSON praises motor touring blending education with pleasure visited landmarks from Lexington to Plymouth Rock. Also notes Coxey’s army idea, Royalty in politics, Britain’s new long range airplane, advice on stopping, and Mexico’s champion toreador retiring after 1807 bulls.
The author questions reader belief in convention demonstrations for candidates and argues they are hollow, childish theater arranged days ahead with rattles horns and flags. He notes stage managers push such scenes to ensure a noisy, formulaic nominating speech follows a planned outburst.
Charles B. Driscoll praises the party and country as allies shout the name of his secret candidate. Delegates jump, flags wave, lights flash, and cameras roll while stage managers steer a lively, highly orchestrated demonstration echoing historic eras. A later remark contemplates future, less scripted gatherings beyond 1896 Bryan era.
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