New Castle News office staff and pricing details
New Castle News lists owners and officers including L Rentz as President and Manager, A Treadwell as Editor, Ray as Vice-President, Jacob F Rentz as Treasurer, James T Ray as Assistant Treasurer, and George W Conway as Secretary. The paper is published nightly except Sundays at 29 North Mercer Street with various subscription rates and national service affiliations.
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Ang Man
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Jacob F. Rentz
Treas
James T. Ray
George W. Conway
Special Notice Adress to The News Co New Castile Pa
Public notice directs all checks drafts and communications be addressed to The News Co New Castile Pa and not to any individual.
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News Co
New Castile
Democrats Vow Clean Campaign Under McAdoo Smith Clash
The article notes Democrats face conflicts at the national convention over wet dry issues the two thirds rule and Ku Klux Klan ties while Republicans plan a factual campaign. It lauds Calvin Coolidge as honest and open while predicting mudslinging from Senator Pat Harrison and urging decency in political discourse.
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Ku Klux Klan
McAdoo
Just Folks by The Baby's First Kiss
Poem by Edgar A Guest from 1924 about a parent's anticipation of a baby's first kiss and the joy it brings as family moments unfold through growth and affection. The piece reflects on milestones from first steps to spoken words and the soothing kiss from mother at home.
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Edgar A. Guest
Make Parents Responsible for Youth Crime
Opinion argues that most offenders in robberies are under 21 and that lax parental discipline is largely to blame. It asserts youths act only with parental sanction and calls for guardian responsibility as a protection for society.
Parental Responsibility for Juvenile Delinquency Debate
The writer argues parents should be held responsible for crimes by their children to deter lawlessness. They suggest such a law could be unfair to parents but contend justice to the public requires protection from minors' acts and potential recourse when authorities fail.
Hints and Dints Social musings from a busy era
A stream of aphorisms and political asides cover topics from campaign spending and US politics to fashion, taxes, crime, and social attitudes. The column blends jokes and commentary on Prohibition, elections, and public figures with quips about daily life and human folly.
When Dawes Is In The Chair In Senate
The sentence notes that with Dawes presiding the senate gains a recognized presiding officer and clear leadership. It emphasizes the role Dawes would play as chair. The statement implies authority and procedural order under his guidance.
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Dawes
Question about chatter in barbershops
The prompt asks how much women barbers talk if barbers and women talk much. It presents a humorous query exploring stereotypes rather than a factual report. No verifiable measure is provided.
Time Clock Woes Spark Reader Fatigue
A reader notes that staring at a time clock can induce weariness and fatigue, suggesting a broader unease with tracking hours and schedules in daily life. The remark captures workplace strain and the mental toll of timekeeping.
Frost Nip Ends Promising Start for Budding Genius
A budding genius misses a breakthrough due to frost and delayed recognition. The incident underscores how early promise can be stalled by environmental or institutional factors.
Bank Trust Warnings Prompt Caution on Savings
Advice to deposit money in a bank is good but keeping it there is the issue. The speaker warns that relying on ingenuity over intelligence invites disappointment.
Coolidge’s Popularity Tied to Non Yes Men Image
The public’s favor for President Coolidge rises as the nation tires of yes men in public life, with his stance seen as decisive rather than agreeable.
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Coolidge
Cosmetics Spend Drive High Totals Among American Women
Statistics show American women spend 76 million dollars yearly on cosmetics to boost facial appearance and perceived value.
Anniversaries of 19th Century San Francisco and St Louis
Noted events include the 1849 organization of San Francisco's first Baptist church. 1874 Bishop Cummins deposed by the Protestant Episcopal church. 1880 Democratic nomination of Gen Winfield Hancock for president. 1886 opening of the Merchant's Bridge over the Mississippi in St Louis.
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First Baptist Church
San Francisco
George D. Cummins
Reformed Episcopal Church
Protestant Episcopal Church
Winfield S. Hancock
Democratic Party
Mississippi River
St. Louis
Americans Flock to France as Champagne Drinks Fuel Travel
It is claimed that three fourths of France's champagne is consumed there. This may explain why 100 000 Americans visit France annually.
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France
Safety Sam Says Balloon Tires Raise Rail Crossing Risk
A satirical item warns balloon tires increase danger at rail crossings and drivers may forget the route. The column notes motorists face higher risk and urges caution around crossings.
Great Britain Exposition Draws Historic Crowd
Wembley hosts a major exposition this year attracting large British participation and significant American attendance. New Castle contributes many travelers slated for international trips, indicating strong cross channel interest.
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Great Britain
Wembly
New Castle
Luminous stockings spark Paris fashion fad
A Paris fashion trend features phosphorescent hosiery described as very expensive and hard to obtain. The piece notes sightings of many leg shapes in contrast to the novelty of illuminated legs.
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Paris
Lawrence County Sees Freak Call Among Natural Curiosities
A local notice describes Lawrence County as home to a bizarre call amid its natural curiosities. The writer wonders why supposedly dumb animals produce fewer freaks than humans alleged to walk and reason as man.
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Lawrence County
Robbers steal $100,000 from Edsel Ford home
Fifteen guards stationed around Edsel Ford's Detroit residence failed to deter a break in. The robbers entered the home and escaped with $100,000 in valuables.
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Edsel Ford
Detroit
Cussing Ban at Chicago Golf Club Provokes Caddies
A Chicago golf club bans swearing on its links to protect caddies, while noting the irony that even women will still hear it. The piece condemns Democratic papers for misquoting La Follette and argues he is not a Republican, likening him to Lenin.
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Chicago
la Foliette
la Follette
Lenine
City detectives to pay for personal toll calls in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh, detectives will be charged for toll calls made from their phones to homes and other numbers. The piece criticizes abuse of tolls and calls for a system ensuring honesty in charges. It also notes Harry Thaw supporting Henry Ford for president and offers civic tips about yard upkeep.
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Sycamore Street
Pittsburgh
Harry Thaw
Henry Ford
Henry
Joe Bulger Comes to Life in Coaltown News
In a 1924 Coaltown dispatch, the letter from Fred Rentz references a Chicago wife, marital woes, and an ironic line about a race horse named Shirley. The item blends local color with personal musings about weather, mold experiments, and a Democratic National Convention rumor relayed via radio.
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Joe Bulger
Coaltown
Fred Rentz
News Co
New York
Lodge
Micky Doe
Participation in politics seen as path for women
Carrie Chapman Catt urged women to choose party affiliations and enter politics to put ideals into practice. She argued voting and party involvement are essential, noting progress since 1914, with women gaining municipal suffrage in Spain, Constantinople, Mysore, and broad global emancipation.
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United States
Carrie Chapman Catt
Pacific Coast
Spain
Europe
Constantinople
Mysore
India
One Year Ago Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the dearth
A reflective note recalls a past year marked by scarcity and humility as guiding themes. It suggests quiet endurance and a shift in values amid hardship, framing meekness as a path through adversity.
Have Faith in Massachusetts and Have Faith in America
Editorial quotes praise Governor Coolidge and President Coolidge with captions Have Faith in Massachusetts and Have Faith in America. The selections highlight support for Coolidge Dawes ticket and confidence in public servants, noting European radicals and Japanese mentions about Americans abroad.
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Governor Coolidge
Massachusetts
President Coolidge
America
Boston Transcript
Golf Day Clouded by Rain Delays and Fortitude
The text notes the average man endures sickness subway trains vaudeville and other afflictions with fortitude but laments rain spoiling his golf day highlighting weather as a setback for leisure and routine.
Husbands of actresses liken golf club start times
A humorous aside compares husbands of movie actresses to golfers at a municipal course. It suggests they must wait on a register for starting times.
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