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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1923
Page
4
A New Castle News page outlines opinions on democracy and government, mentions a friend of William Jennings Bryan, and notes fiscal restraint by the government. It also references a Kansas college hog digestion finding, Tom Lawson threatening Wall Street action, and curb collapse rumors.
A reflection on vacation aims, balance of rest and growth, and thrift in planning. It contrasts past views with modern travel for education, warns against carrying yearly problems into break, and cites democratic ideals in governance. The piece links leisure to individualism tempered by social welfare.
A colorful critique uses a thick regional dialect to lampoon reckless driving and public indecency fears. It contrasts motor speeders with cautious behavior, praising consistency and warning of social haste affecting safety and appearances.
A humorous item notes Uncle Abner Futty using his beard in an inventive way. The brief reads with light local color and amusing detail typical of a small town column.
A reflective collage of verses praising a baby's smile, interwoven with scattered 1923 era notices. It cites sunrises, horse appreciation, highway policing, political travel by President Harding, and local curiosities about marriage licenses, legal name rules, and smuggling cases, all capturing a small town newspaper voice of the era.
A jumble of Abe Martin style quips covers politics, social norms, fashion, and human nature. The column mix includes jokes about housewives, elections, costumes, and urban life, with reflections on honesty, charity, and everyday troubles. Various humorous vignettes mention Rab, onions, and a fireman’s art.
Aas Lea Att Brisbane warns people can do anything they imagine, stirring memories of auto drivers who tried to outpace interurbans but failed. The piece wryly notes sacrifices, travel notes, and a driver who kept counts of blow outs and fines, reflecting quirky urban wit from the Washington Star.
The Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion hosts a lawn fete at the Legion Home on North Jefferson Street on Wednesday evening June 27 serving strawberries ice cream and cake. Proceeds benefit a good cause and attendees are urged to take part.
A biblically toned line from Isaiah 41 13 assures divine accompaniment and aid. The text emphasizes God grasping the right hand to steady and comfort, urging fearlessness and reliance on divine support.
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