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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1923

Page

24

New Castle News masthead and opening notices

New Castle News is published by The News Company in New Castle Pennsylvania. The staff includes Sarah G. Treadwell trustee president amoy T. RAY secretary Fred J. Rentz treasurer and manager editor George W. Conway city editor. The paper operates daily except Sunday from Sycamore Street and Apple Way with contact numbers for editorial and business offices. Subscriptions are listed and mailing options shown, and special notices remind readers to mail checks to The News Co. New Castle.

Sarah G. Treadwell Pres Amoy T. Ray Cccevecces IGG Presigestantes TD. Fur Esses Seer Anes Fred JL. Rentz Treas Man George W. Conway

Vacation Time and Civic Virtue in National Life

A historical essay urges prudent, purposeful vacation as rest and self-improvement. It contrasts past views with modern science, endorses travel within means, and argues that vacations should elevate character, support democracy, and not drain national resources. It notes Bryan's fallibility, fiscal prudence, and critiques speculative schemes. It also references Moonshine mash, Wall Street, and local anecdotes for context.

Aimed at government by the people in American life

The piece contrasts M France and Mussolini, noting a shared but old idea that government should reflect humanity. It argues that American life rests on individualism tempered by social welfare, balancing ego and state power to allow the individual's fulfillment.

Consistency Jewel Seen in Public Safety Metaphor

Safety Sam warns against reckless hurry and risk in city streets and transit. The piece contrasts cautious parents with risk loving drivers, urging society to value safety over speed and vanity. Mention of Hor tense, fashion, and public indecency humorously underscores moral urgency.

Imaginative claims and a goat on the Altar of Pleasure

Safety Sam quotes Art Brisbane on imagination and risk, prompting riffs on drivers who overestimate crossing interurban tracks. The piece toys with a provocative line about sacrificing a goat, then questions where a motorist might become the sacrificed figure.

Art Brisbane

What Interested Him

A Washington Star passage recalls a question about Dr Chuggins notebook kept during travels. It notes the pages only recorded blowouts endured and fines paid, implying a restrained, factual travel log rather than detailed notes.

Ofr. Chuggins Washington Star

Uncle Abner Futty Makes Use of His Beard

Local anecdote outlines Uncle Abner Futty employing his distinctive beard in daily tasks and humor. The note sketches community affection and a lighthearted portrait of a notable resident with a playful, period-voiced tone.

Abner Futty

Glowing baby smiles and a world of thoughts

A collage of everyday observations and jokes celebrates beauty of a baby's smile, sunrise, weather, and simple pleasures. It notes President Harding's cross country trip, rising protests against deceit, and evolving technology including new coal burning and wireless radios, ending with a fugitive mustest wireless to stay ahead.

Harding

New York Branded as Not One-Half of One Per Cent American

The line claiming complete Americanism traces to New York, but the state isn’t even one-half of one per cent American when faced with choosing between liquor and the Constitution.

New York

Fisherman Embraces Label as Truth-Teller in Public Debate

An outspoken fisherman welcomes being called a liar as a sign of his fearless stance. He stands by his claims amid a heated local dispute, insisting his views reflect core community values and practical experience on the water.

Famine, courts, and elderberry blooms in brief parade

A crowded scene hints at elderberry blossoms nearby. The piece notes Russia’s famine and bunk era hardships. It cites New York court rulings on naming a child after the father in divorce cases, with the mother unable to change the surname after remarriage.

Russia New York

Two Erie Hotel Men Held for Smuggling Canadian Beer

Two Erie hotel men have been arrested and charged with smuggling Canadian ale and beer into the United States. The article notes Canada’s proximity to Erie, Pa., making illicit beverage movement tempting as the product sits near the Canadian shore awaiting transfer.

Erie Canada

Abe Martin Says Screen Door Spring Keeps Jobs Busy

Abe Martin quips that the only thing that stays on the job is a screen door spring and jokes that housewives boycott due to not enough of them staying at home to quit using it.

Restitution of Conjugal Rights Sought in London Divorce Case

In a London divorce court a petitioner and respondent shared a dozen names. The petitioner Mrs Anna Ursula Agatha Juana Simmons seeks a decree of restitution of conjugal rights against her husband Aloysis Gabriel Jose Maria Ewart Walter Simmons. The husband signs a letter calling his wife Jane.

London Anna Ursula Agatha Juana Sraven Simmons Aloysis Gabriel Jose Maria Ewart Walter Simmons Jane

Night Bus Lights Comment Sparks Mystery

A quirky note mentions an autoist seen at night with two lights and a half on his bus and asks readers to figure it out. It also references Mr. Berquist needing cats for a big mothers and kiddies picnic next week and invites readers to call him for details.

Man Demands Loot To Feed the Riot Crowd

A tense exchange centers on obtaining enough plunder to feed a riot crowd. The speaker insists the loot must cover the crowd’s needs, while authorities weigh options to prevent further chaos.

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