New Castle News Office and masthead notes
The New Castle News provides publication details from The News Company. It lists editorial and financial officers including President Baron Treadwell and Lucy T. Hay, with L. Heinz as crises head and George W. Conway as treasurer. It announces daily and Sunday editions, rates, and mailing options, plus contact and advertising info. Public notices request correspondence on county matters and note second class matter status in New Castle, Pa.
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Baron
Treadwell
Lucy T. Hay
Ty Hayes
L. Heinz
Treas
George W. Conway
Stop the Swaks and a Nation of Tiny Faults
A collage of anecdotes on old cars versus newer models, urban quirks, and thrift. It notes Brooklyn streetcar running boards as inconvenient, mentions a Chicago color-smell claim, and muses on Maine politics and La Follette. It retells Lincoln’s thrift lesson about a rat hole and warns against small wastes undermining character. The Babe reference closes the piece with a light jab at pettiness.
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Brooklyn
Anniversaries From 1802 To 1919 Span Notable Events
Chronological list of anniversaries notes Chimborazo ascent by Humboralt in 1802, Duke of Kent death in 1820, Saussure born in 1822, Michigan’s education society 1847, Dodge as Wisconsin senator 1848, Douglas nomination 1860, Custozza defeat 1866, Germany's 1919 peace treaty acceptance.
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Chimboraze
Humboralt
Duke of Kent
Queen Victoria
Wilmot G. de Saussure
South Carolina
Fort Moultrie
Anderson
Charleston
D. C
Michigan State Educational Society
Ann Arbor
Henry Dodge
United States
Wisconsin
Stephen A. Douglas
Illinois
Custozza
Archduke Albert
Germany
Bible Thought For Today on Fruit of the Spirit
The nugget cites Galatians 5 22 with a list of the fruit of the Spirit and notes an ornament of grace to a child in Proverbs 1 8 9. The passage contrasts love joy peace longsuffering gentleness goodness faith meekness temperance and the absence of law.
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Pruitagh
Birthday tribute to Irving Cobb the Kentucky wit
Irving Cobb, Kentucky born journalist now based in New York City, receives birthday congratulations. He first gained fame as a wit on Paducah and Louisville papers, joined a New York paper in 1904, moved later to others for higher pay, and since 1911 has contributed to numerous major outlets. His work spans serious reportage to comic sketches, with travel writings and tales of modern life.
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Irving
Cobb
New York City
Paducah
Louisville
New York
United States
High
Mr. Dobbik
Vital American
Nore Modern School
Engagement habits of Colorado college seniors discussed
A Colorado Agricultural College study finds 48 percent of senior women engaged with half of them admitting this is not their first engagement. Among men seniors 35 percent are engaged and all but one say it is their first engagement. The report notes men take matrimonial preliminaries more seriously.
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Hether
Colorado Agricultural College
One year since great strike of marine workers in U S
A year has passed since the major marine workers strike in the United States with seven dead after the Barnesboro Pa theater collapse. The text notes a permanent industrial conference board proposed in Paterson New Jersey to settle labor disputes.
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LaFollette
United States Supreme Court
United States
Barnesboro
Paterson
Ed Always Careless About Where He Put Things
A reflection notes Ed's habit of misplacing items. The piece focuses on recurring forgetfulness and its practical consequences in daily life.
Old Time Carpeting on Stairs and Modern Times
A reminiscence by Edgar A. Guest recalls childhood carpet laying on stairs and the old mother guiding each tack. The piece blends nostalgia with current notes about civic life, weather, and local curiosities from New Castle. It mentions a sick mayor, liquor debates on ships, and a striking rose display on Winter Avenue.
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Corpright
Edgar A. Guest
State of
Pennsylvania
Hoyt
Winter Avenue
New Castle
Abe Martin Snags Oddities From Daily Life
A rambling Abe Martin column riffs on bears and hunters in Timagining county, a vetoed bear hunting bill, reflections on execution, bank safety, socked by misprints, and local quirks. It blends humor with brief local observations, pop culture digs, and timely snippets about apples, beans, bootleggers, and weather.
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Patter County
Sproul
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