New Castle News masthead and notices
The New Castle News reflects its 19th or early 20th century masthead with staff roles and contact details. It lists the publisher, editor, treasurer, secretary, and officers, plus mailing rates, sale locations, and service notes. It notes telegraph and Cable service, and identifies advertising representatives and associations.
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International News Service
Iren Kimball, Incorporated
West 44Th St
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Fall's Fall From Power To Pension Purse
Albert B. Fall once a high earning cabinet officer and rancher now seeks a Spanish war pension of 40 dollars a month under a new law. He is 69, impoverished, and portrayed as a cautionary example of public trust betrayed and greed over integrity in a heated Congress debate.
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Halcyon Harding
Albert B. Fall
Congress
Expansion of Lighted Airways and Weather Radio Network
The article notes rapid progress in air navigation with radio weather reports and night beacons. It states 17 500 miles of Government lighted airways will be available after the upcoming fiscal year and twenty more weather radio stations will operate hourly, totaling sixty five by year end. Passenger mail and express planes use the routes, and private non schedule pilots may also fly them using federally established facilities.
New Tariff as a Stabilizer in Industry View
John E. Edgerton of the National Association of Manufacturers argues the Hawley Smoot tariff will stabilize business and industry. He says the law reduces risks of broad revisions and that despite rate inconsistencies the economy remains fundamentally sound and its benefits will unfold with understanding.
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John E. Edgerton
National Association of Manufacturers
Industry shows the way on employment stabilization plans
Private industry leads in unemployment relief with General Electric and Procter & Gamble adopting flexible employment stabilization plans to limit layoffs and share benefits. Production will be organized to reduce required staff reductions, with plant level voting. Smaller firms face disadvantages, while Wagner bills remain politically tied to broader action.
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Congress
General Electric Co
Ohio
Procter & Gamble Co
Cleveland Plain Dealer
General Electric
Procter & Gamble
Mind Control and Self Insight in Modern Life
A reflective piece on handicaps of mind and emotion and how self governance improves judgment. It notes lie detectors and the idea that lies alter character, then cautions against assuming others motives and argues personal accountability. It ends with a note on Native American education and past wrongs.
Sentence Sermons From Rev Roy D Smith Volume VD
A compact column presenting brief sermons by Rev Roy D Smith in volume VD. The snippets offer concise reflections suitable for daily contemplation.
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Roy D. Smith
V. VD
A Reflective Maxim of Humility and Courage
A compact meditation on wisdom and growth. It contrasts learning to know one’s limits with finding courage through misfortune and fairness with devout self-scrutiny, urging a life led by humility and self-respect.
Letters To The News
Readers sign letters with their name and address expected for publication. The column notes that correspondence should be authored and signed by the writer.
Gratitude Letter from Pennsylvania Brigade to New Castle
Major O G MacPHERSON and Sergt W H Still thank New Castle citizens and committees for a warm welcome during the June 8 to 15 camp. They note the hospitality exceeded prior camps even with smaller numbers and pledge lasting memories of the city.
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Gettysburg
Fred L. Rentz
New Castle
Mr. Rentz
Pennsylvania Brigade
O. G. MacPherson
T. Adj
W. H. Still
Bible Thought For Today: Fully Persuaded Love of God
A devotional note quotes Romans 8 38 39 about being persuaded that nothing can separate believers from God's love in Christ Jesus. It adds a prayer invoking Jesus as lover of my soul and criticizes ecclesiastics who removed hell from the Bible, urging its restoration.
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God
Christ Jesus
Lord
Jesus
Miscellany of fashion, politics, and jokes from early 20th century columns
A collage of social blips and wry observations mentions fashion trends such as diamonds and one sleeveless arm, notes on politics with references to New Jersey senator candidates and Lord Derby, and a string of humorous vignettes about marriages, crowds, and everyday life. Prose covers strawberries in London, a dressmaker dispute, and a playful trick involving a beer bottle.
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Bosnia Bixley
New tariff bill sparks quip about a fire chief in the Senate
Abe Martin quotes Tell Binkley joking about serving as a fire department head in the United States Senate amid tariff talk. Constable Plum reports finding a lifeless stranger slumped in a car seat east of town, noting the grim scene today.
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Ouroin
United States Senate
Binkley
Plum
Hoover Tariff Bill Debate Draws National Opinion
A wide range of editorials assess President Hoover’s tariff plan and its flexible provision. Papers praise or fault the bill's impact on American industry, farmers, and foreign trade, with doubts about its effectiveness and political consequences.
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Hoover
Washington Evening Star
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Tariff Commission
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Bangor Commercial
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Northwest
America
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World and Mud Puddles in a New Jersey Laundry Case
A Chinese laundryman in a New Jersey town writes a sharp reply to a landlord over three months’ rent arrears. He mocks the demand, cites roof and wall repairs, and warns of suing if payment is not made. He adds complaints about late hours and ruined clothes from leaks.
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New Jersey
The Crow and Kingbird Comedy in Nature
Just Folks by Engara presents a fable style of a crow and kingbird. The crow, bold and large, fears a tiny kingbird. The scene contrasts size with courage showing humor in natural observers noting the comic bluff.
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Engara
Edgar
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