News Company Officers Listed In Public Notice
The document lists corporate officers including G Treadwell as Trustee President and Ray as Vice President, with roles for Secretary, Treasurer and City Editor. It notes the organization operates from a corner location on Sycamore Street and Apple Way with evening delivery except Sundays and telephone lines Bell 22 Citizens 22 Bell 175 Citizens 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Treadwell
Ray Specs
Rents
Treas
Agr
Sycamore Street
Apple Way
Incomplete newspaper listing sale notice from New Castle area
Fragment describes a periodical or service pricing and distribution details with subscription rates in dollars per year, mail options, sale points at news stands, and advertising representation notes. Mentions New Castle Pa and International News Service while listing a postal classification and advertiser address.
Addressing Payments For The News Company
All checks money orders and drafts should be made payable to The News Company New Castle Pa and not to any individual.
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New Castle
When Penrose and the Colonel Met
Senator Penrose who has been lampooned for years says Col. Roosevelt valued him with letters from 1904. The piece notes Penrose plans to be in Pittsburg June 30 as Roosevelt visits, and argues Penrose’s loyalty to Pennsylvania and support for a protective tariff amid party realignments and rival advisers.
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D Penrose
Pittsburg
Col. Roosevelt
Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Root
Barnes
George Perkins
Harvester ‘Trust
Steel ‘Combine
Gifford Pinchot
Washington, D. C
United States Senate
William Flinn
Medill McCormick
Noble
Republican Party
Mr. Penrose
China
Sen. Penrose
Penrose race and Republican sweep pledge in editorial
The piece blasts opponents of Penrose and attacks Democratic policies as causing middle class hardship. It insists the Republican party will sweep nationwide from Maine to California, vowing steady party power and a renewed campaign theme for years to come.
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Penrose
Republican Party
Maine
California
Party of Safety and Sanity
Bessemer to Celebrate Independence Day With Enthusiasm
Essemmer residents plan a bright Fourth featuring a patriotic display, a booming celebration, and a risky but lively event. The town, largely new Americans, will mark the day with gunpowder and baseball cheers as 900 oil wells pour wealth into the borough’s festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essemer
Lawrence County
Hessemer
Bessemer
New Castle
Hints and Dints a June Time Thought
A collage of light verse and satirical notes from the era. It includes reflections on boyhood freedom and summer antics, jokes about income tax and politics, humor about police patrols and Fourth of July, and quips on fashion and coin prices.
Abe Martin on talkers and daily life musings
A collection of Abe Martin quips on public publicity, politics, taxes, marriage, travel, and daily foibles. Topics include Huerta, women, railroads, daisies at night, Fourth of July in London, income tax, and roads, with witty reflections on modern life.
Why Did They Do It They Walked Home At Three
A discussion in New Castle centers on three men Jack James Robert Dukes and Lee Clark who reportedly started home at three in the morning and arrived winded with most offering theories about poor fishing homesickness or other motives while others press for an explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack James
Robert Dukes
Lee Clark
Driving Without Tags Leads to Mayor’s Office Notice
Police stopped Miss Isabelle Hileman for a car without license tags. She claimed lack of knowledge about the transfer from the chauffeur. The mayor has not yet taken final action. Two other drivers, Jerry Blucher and Dave Nesbit, were ordered to report at the mayor’s office for traffic regulation violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Hileman
Jerry Blucher
Dave Nesbit
Multifarious Uses for Dry Battery Highlight Industrial Range
An old article extols the dry cell’s role in science and industry. It notes wide applications from automobiles and telegraph equipment to clocks and alarms, with diverse manufacturing processes and precise amperage targets. The origin of the dry battery remains disputed among inventors.
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Electric
Would Cultivate Taste for Poetry and Music
Darwin argues that reading poetry and listening to music weekly would keep brain function active and preserve happiness and moral character, warning the loss of these tastes can injure the intellect and emotional life.
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Charles Darwin
St Marys Picnic At Park Today
Five or six street cars carried St Marys parochial school children to Cascade park for the closing day celebration. A noon picnic followed by an athletic program and awards. A 3 15 ball game between the Barry club and the Catholic A C of Wampum was to draw spectators.
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St. Mary’s Parochial School
Cascade Park
Barry Club
Catholic A. C. of Wampum
Clouds remain a mystery in how they form
The article notes that despite textbooks and scientists explaining evaporation and condensation, the exact mechanism for cloud formation is still uncertain. It questions moisture movement from earth to sky and what causes droplets to condense and grow before rain.
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Earth
Windstorm Drops Yellow Pumice Over Alaska
Reports from Cook Inlet indicate a June windstorm carried volcanic ash from Mount Katmai’s 1912 eruption. Immense ash clouds swept the peninsula and inland to Fairbanks, turning rains into a yellow pumice dust on surfaces for days.
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Seward
Alaska
Cook Inlet
Fairbanks
Alaska Peninsula
Mount Katmai
Fashionable Britain embraces diamond tiaras despite poverty
The Brooklyn Eagle notes the surprise in London that Madame Poincare, wife of the French president, does not wear a tiara while society women lavishly pursue diamond crowns. The piece reflects on rising English extravagance over the past two decades and the idea that brides seek diamond tiaras regardless of finances.
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Madame Poincare
London
England
Britain
Brooklyn Eagle
PENOLOGY TODAY Punch Cartoon Dialogue
A London Punch cartoon scene shows a mother asking if she was cruel to whip a child while the girl responds she deserved it, highlighting social attitudes toward parenting and discipline.
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London
De Stael Reflects On Sow Good Services And Remembrances
A concise quotation from Mme. De Stael notes that sowing good services yields sweet memories that will grow. The line emphasizes virtue and lasting gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme. de Stael
England’s Cardinials In Historic Cathedral Roles
The piece notes that England kept cardinal officials beyond papal creation with duties to visit the sick and aid the needy. St Paul’s holds both a senior and junior cardinal elected by deans from minor canons. A recent holder authored the Jackdaw of Rheims in the London Chronicle.
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England
St. Paul's
Rheims
London Chronicle
Why do you quarrel with your husband so these days
A Louisville Courier Journal item notes a couple’s marital tension caused by the presence of their cook who enjoys witnessing disputes. The excerpt suggests domestic strife and social dynamics within a household.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
James Headache Powders Great Headache Relief
Old time advertisement touts Dr James Headache Powder as a quick cure for headaches neuralgia and pain. It promises fast relief from head throbbing with a dime package and urges readers to send someone to the drug store immediately.
West Virginia Miners Outdug Panama Canal Excavation
The Coal Age asserts West Virginia coal miners displaced the Panama canal dig by excavating 542 949 446 cubic yards underground in eleven years while Panama projects reached 295 323 000 cubic yards above ground. The feat is described as vastly larger and unheralded compared to the canal effort.
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West Virginia
Panama Canal
The
Coal Age
Stand Up For Her Rights Says Servant Refused Notice
Lawyer questions a client about a servant in a burning house dispute. Mrs. Burns replies the servant demanded a month’s notice before leaving, challenging the urgency of evacuation during the fire. The exchange appears in National Food Magazine.
Use Care In Warm Season
Advice emphasizes unusual caution during hot weather to prevent illness or death. Individuals should regulate living, eat sparingly heat producing foods, avoid very cold drinks, and pursue a tranquil life to withstand rising temperatures.
Enid and a Young Man Debate Prefix in London Tit-Bits
A young man asks to drop Miss from Miss Enid. She agrees and asks what prefix should replace it. The exchange unfolds with a steady, pointed gaze as the conversation probes formality and familiarity.
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Enid
London
Start at the bottom to climb up in the corporation
A Kansas City Journal line quotes a father urging his son to begin at the bottom and work up while promising him the position of fourth vice president as a motivational capstone.
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Kansas City Journal
Charley’s Fishing Quietly Narrated by Mrs Torkins
A brief dialogue from a Washington Star item features Mrs Torkins answering about her husband Charley as he endures a long fishing trip seeking a flush. The fragment hints at a humorous domestic moment drawn from a newspaper snippet.
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News Company, A Corporation
Bell
Citizens
Eas
International News Service
Sole Poreien Advertising Representa- 4
G. Lindenstein, Inc
East St
New York City
Bessemer's Enterprise
Joe
Jim
St. Louis Republican
Atlantic City
Abe Martin
Huerta
Erie Railroad
New York
Fido
Pennant
New Castle and Vicinity
Low
Rohe Onivou
Mayberry
Walk-Over
ST. Mary's
Penology Today
United Kingdom
James
University OF Washington
W. Brokaw
J. Frankland
T. J. Cushman
H. M. Schumacher
M. C. Walshe
C. Catlin
R. L. Callow
H. EK. Zimmerman
W. C. Munbar
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Jim Rice
Cargatta
Nell University
Hudson
Cornell
Columbia University
Washington
Panama
Charley
S. & H. Green
Citizens National
Citizens National Bank
Washington Ste
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