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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1919
Page
4
A reflective piece questions everyday greetings and their impact on social mood. It argues a park admission fee could fund maintenance, warning that free entry may lead to park decline unless funds and effort improve conditions. The author urges local readers to consider supporting a fee to preserve the park.
Observers warn Cascade Park in New Castle could fade away if repairs and funds are not provided. Bridges and buildings show rot while the entrance station looks dilapidated. War-time patronage fell, restoration requires financing, and ideas include leasing park land for cottages to generate revenue.
The day features Henry Peters Gray’s birth anniversary and birthday greetings to the 25 year old Prince of Wales. Michigan marks its 75th commencement as a victory celebration. Texas considers a woman suffrage amendment. A Kansas City convention promotes a coast to coast memorial highway. Elbert H. Gary addresses Trinity College grads. Quebec votes in provincial elections. A bank robbery case proceeds in New York. A nationwide drive for a National Victory Memorial Building launches. Education officials call a Washington conference on business and engineering training.
A satirical verse fragment from a Chicago periodical mocks Theda Bara with lurid lines about a vampiric woman and her deadly influence on men. It rails at social mores, Prohibition, censorship, and a string of mismatched jokes about divorce, taxes, and public life.
Abe Martin notes the passing of Link Gage a longtime figure in checker circles. He jokes about a Ford cized family and warns that idle tongues cause trouble. The column riffs on quirky anecdotes from banking to speeders and weather remains the day’s burning question.
List of regional and national associations including St. Louis Catholic Educational Association Asbury Park New Jersey American Library Association Ottawa Beach Michigan Society of Automotive Engineers New London Connecticut National Fertilizer Association Indianapolis National Association of Millinery Traveling Men Portland Oregon National Association of Greeters of America Atlantic City American Railway Master Mechanics Association Kansas City Southwest Waterworks Association Salt Lake City National Association of Retail Grocers gather for conferences and collaborations across the United States.
Sir Lomer Gouin has led Quebec as premier and attorney general since 1905 and has long dominated provincial politics. A renowned lawyer and parliamentarian from Montreal, he entered public life in 1897 and has since been repeatedly acclaimed, seen as a highly capable statesman with strong leadership.
Secretary Daniels announced the U S Navy strength rose to 450000 men. Italians pressed against Austrians along the Piave river inflicting losses estimated at 200000 as the war continued.
A reader argues Cascade Park should be developed as a summer resort with cottages near Cat Rocks or the lake. The piece notes park beauty but neglect, suggests affordable cottage systems, and envisions a New Castle area resort boosting local pride and tourism.
A verdict for $40,000 was returned in favor of Arthur Brady, 13, of Berea, against the Cleveland Stone company. The jury found the company liable for injuries from blasting powder left in a field near its quarry while the boy was playing, resulting in serious burns.
The United Quarry Workers Association of Hillsville receives a charter from Judge Semery. The group aims to teach American ideals and help members secure better conditions and wages. Directors for the first year are Mike Conti, Petro Valentine, John Gazzia, Joseph Gregg, and Guy Gress.
Alston Richling former German teacher at Columbia University who lost his post after the United States entered the war died by suicide at his Brooklyn home 388 Lafayette Avenue. He attempted hanging from a chandelier but it broke causing a fall and gas leakage led to asphyxiation. He was found by his mother and pronounced dead after an ambulance surgeon failed to revive him.
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