New Castle News Office and staff notes
New Castle News published by The News Company lists G Treadwell as Trustee President, Tay as Vice President, Rentz as Secretary, and Gallant as editor. The paper is printed in New Castle Pennsylvania and enters as Second Class Matter. Subscription rates: weekly five dollars yearly three dollars by mail. Foreign ads by Lindenstein Inc New York City.
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Greece
Tay
Rentz
Gene and
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Gallant
Iediter
All payments to The News Company addressed to New Ie, Pa
A notice specifies that all checks money orders drafts and reflections must be made payable to THE NEWS COMPANY and mailed to New York state line area office in New Ie Pennsylvania rather than any individual.
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Newie
Senator Penrose Loyally Defends Pennsylvania in Roosevelts Era
The piece defends Senator D Penrose amid long criticism and lampooning. It notes his humor and past ties to Col Roosevelt and cites his staunch support for Pennsylvania, a high protective tariff, and opposition to imports seen as harming American mills and labor. It contrasts Penrose with Roosevelt allies and criticizes big-business figures blamed for political shifts.
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Pittsburg
Col. Roosevelt
Senator Penrose
Col. Roosevelt Land
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Root
Barnes
George Perkins
Harvester Trust
Gifford Pinchot
Washington, D. C
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William Flinn
Medill McCormick
Republican Party
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Mr. Penrose
Roosevelt
China
Rge
N. Penrose
Penrose election stance and Republican sweep promise
The item denounces Democratic policies and praises the Republican party. It asserts confidence in a nationwide GOP victory from Maine to California and vows to keep the party in power for years, criticizing opponents and vowing a continuing campaign against them.
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Penrose
Republican Party
Maine
California
Party of Safety and Sanity
Bessemer to Host Independence Day Spectacle in County Borough
Bessemer plans a grand Fourth of July with a patriotic flair and a booming celebration. The town, newly populated by American citizens, hopes to lampoon Salem style patriotism while locals fund the event. Oil wealth of 900 gushers may be tapped to mark the day.
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Essemer
Lawrence County
Bessemer
New Castle
London
Boyhood Memories and Civic Quips Across June
A collage of playful reflections on boyhood joys from barefoot summers to daring dives in creeks. It also tosses in wry posts about income tax, police patrols, and social quirks, linking light nostalgia with satirical social notes and a few topical jests from the era.
Abe Martin Snippets Spark Light Humor Across Daily Life
Abe Martin offers a string of wry observations on public talkers, publicity, politicians, fashion, taxes, romance, and daily quirks. He riffs on self made men, Mexican presidents, women, railroads, daisies at night, Fourth of July, home life, and road improvements with a humorous tone and regional color.
Auto Without Tags Reported For Isabelle Hileman
Police noted Isabelle Hileman drove an untagged car yesterday and she was told to report to the mayor. She claimed she did not know when the car was handed to the chauffeur. No action by the mayor yet. Two other drivers, Jerry Blucher and Dave Nesbit, were directed to report for traffic violations.
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Isabelle Hileman
Jerry Blucher
Dave Nesbit
Why Did They Do It In New Castle?
Friends of Jack James Robert Dukes and Lee Clark recall their three am walk home. A crowd asks for explanation and notes the trio were winded upon arrival. The incident remains unexplained with companions joking about running excuses.
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Jack James
Robert Dukes
Lee Clark
Multif arious Uses for Dry Battery
The dry cell has long aided scientific progress with diverse applications from automobiles and electric toys to alarms and medical devices. Its manufacture involves complex processes and precise formulas yielding uniform amperage, with twenty six being the highest noted. The origin remains disputed among inventors.
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Electric
I would read poetry and listen to music weekly
Darwin argues that cultivating taste for poetry and music preserves happiness and strengthens intellect and moral character. He believes regular engagement with the arts keeps the brain active and emotional faculties robust.
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Charles Darwin
St Marys Picnic At Park Today
Five or six special street cars ferried the children of St Marys parochial school to Cascade park for the closing day of the school year. A noon picnic followed by an athletic program and awards. A 3 15 p m ball game between the Barry club and the Catholic AC of Wampum drew interest.
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St. Mary's Parochial School
Cascade Park
Barry Club
Catholic A. C. of Wampum
What Makes Clouds Still a Mystery
A synthesized explainer notes that scientists remain unsure how clouds form. It traces moisture rising from the earth, debates the role of dust particles, and acknowledges that while rain falls when droplets grow too large, the exact condensation process is not fully understood.
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Earth
Windstorm Sweeps Alaska with Katmai Ash Rain
Reports from Cook Inlet indicate a June windstorm lofted volcanic ash from Mount Katmai two years after its eruption. The smoky air carried a yellow pumice dust that rained over southwestern Alaska and inland to Fairbanks, coating surfaces after recent rains.
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Seward
Alaska
Cook Inlet
Fairbanks
Alaska Peninsula
Mount Katmai
Diamond tiaras and British society in adaptation
The Brooklyn Eagle cites Madame Poincare’s lack of a tiara as a London society oddity, reflecting Britain’s 20 year rise in extravagance. It notes how a misled English heroine allegedly ruined her life for a diamond tiara, and observes that many brides now insist on owning one despite poverty.
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Madame Poincare
London
England
Britain
Brooklyn Eagle
England's Cardin als and the St Pauls Senior
The article notes England once had cardinals other than the pope and describes church officials who visited the sick and aided the needy. St Pauls now holds a senior and junior cardinal title chosen by deans from minor canons. It mentions a recent holder who wrote the Jackdaw of Rheims in the London Chronicle.
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England
St. Paul's
Rheims
London Chronicle
Domestic quarrel cited in Courier-Journal anecdote
A Louisville Courier-Journal excerpt describes a wife and husband in disagreement while a cook seems to linger hoping to witness a row. The exchange highlights household tension and workplace dynamics in a domestic scene.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
James Headache Powders Advertisement
An old time ad promises quick relief from headache neuralgia and pain with Dr James Headache Powder. A dime packet is urged with a claim of magical action and a warning to ensure you get the right product.
Child Replies To Whipping With Self Blame
A mother consoles a girl after a whipping with a questions and a modern child replies that she deserved the punishment. The exchange appears as a brief social vignette from a London Punch publication.
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London
De Stael Quote on Service and Remembrance
A brief quotation from Mme. de Stael praises sowing good services and notes sweet memories will grow from such deeds. The line reflects humanitarian sentiment and legacy.
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Mme. de Stael
Miners of West Virginia Drove More Dirt Than Panama Canal Dug
The Coal Age argues West Virginia coal miners exceeded Panama Canal excavation in eleven years. While surface digging of the canal totaled 295,323,8 00 cubic yards, miners produced 542,949,446 cubic yards underground, a vastly larger underground effort unseen by the public.
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West Virginia
Panama Canal
The
Coal Age
Stand Up For Her Rights
A dialogue quotes a lawyer pressing a claim of forcing a servant from a burning house. Mrs Burns retorts that the servant demanded a month's notice before leaving, highlighting tensions over rights and duties in emergency or labor relations.
Care in Warm Season Advice for Heat Safety
The article urges unusual care during hot weather to prevent illness or death. It stresses personal regulation of living habits, moderating food intake that produces heat, and avoiding very cold drinks. It counsels a tranquil life to lessen health risks as temperatures rise.
Miss Enid Prefix Conversation Spark in London Tit Bits
A London Tit-Bits excerpt shows a young man asking to drop Miss in addressing Enid. She agrees with a steady gaze and asks what prefix should replace it. The exchange highlights social etiquette and flirtation in a witty, provincial vignette.
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Enid
London
Start at the bottom and rise in the corporation
A Kansas City Journal quotation shows a father telling his son to begin low and work upward in the business, with the plan to promote him to fourth vice president as the best achievable position.
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Kansas City Journal
Charley’s Fishing Story Stirs Gentle Laughs
In a Washington Star snippet Mrs. Torkins jokes about her husband Charley’s fishing misadventures. She notes his patience on a long trip and humorously recalls his three hour wait for a flush of fish.
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