New Castle News Staff and Offices Listed
The New Castle News announces staff roles including Fred L. Rentz as President and Manager, Lucy Treadwell Ray as Treasurer, and George W. Conway as Editor. It notes affiliation with the International News Service and lists office locations in New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Detroit Milwaukee Chicago and Chicago advertising representation by Fred Kimball Incorporated.
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Fred L. Rentz
Ana Man
Mwe, Siraowee A Ieaso Nice
Lucy Treadwell Ray
Jacob FP. Rentz
Mgr
Treas
Alice Sacsaneeda
George W. Conway
Detroit
General Motors
Milwaukee
Commerce
Chicago
Tribune Tower
National Advertising
Fred Kimball, Incorporated
Audit Bureau of Circulation
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Hoover plan sparks broad support for year moratorium
The economic move for a one year moratorium on war debts and reparations draws worldwide reaction. France initially lukewarm, but cannot block recovery. Hoover's plan wins broad approval, seen as a decisive economic statesmanship beyond politics.
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Hoover
France
White House
College and press go hand in hand says Louis Wiley
Louis Wiley business manager of the New York Times urges college graduates to read newspapers to extend education. He argues that following international developments and current economic and political issues amplifies learning beyond classroom study and helps interpret world events.
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Louis Wiley
New York Times
Daily Press
Women serve as police in 18 nations per League survey
A League of Nations study finds women employed as police in 18 countries with the United States leading, followed by Great Britain and Argentina. Most are assigned to duties other than arrests, such as matrons or investigators, and overall use is rising as women gain ballots. South Africa reports discontinuation of Cape Town policewomen.
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League of Nations
United States
Great Britain
Argentina
South Africa
Cape Town
That’s What Counts In A Hurrying Era
An essay argues that rapid transport proves modern life is fast paced yet productive. Critics say hurry erodes leisure but the author counters progress and happiness persist, noting faster travel and communications. The emphasis remains that output matters more than time wasted.
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Chicago
New York
Farm Ownership To Build American Agriculture Thrift
The article asserts most farms are owned by neighboring landlords, few by distant ones, and that over 80 percent of owners bought land rather than inherited. It notes young farmers tend to own, many tenants previously earned wages, and ownership motivates hard work and land improvement. It ends with unrelated opinions on social behavior and business drive.
Sour Grapes as Pride's Comfort and Self-Deception
The tale of the fox and the grapes shows envy turning unachievable desire into sourness. It contrasts the birds' taste with the fox's resignation and argues sour grapes soothe pride, ease conscience, and justify inaction.
Once Overs By J. J. Mundy
A complaining reader questions stingy spending habits that save on small costs yet squander the totals on personal gains. The piece critiques selfish economy within a family and urges shared benefit over prideful saving.
The Banquet Speaker's Lot
A banquet speaker captivates leading financiers with stirring oratory but receives no employment offer. The next day, business continues as usual and the crowd remembers him only as a speaker who moved them.
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Edgar A. Guest
Bible Thought for Today Self Knowledge
A devotional excerpt cites Romans 12 3 urging humility and sober self appraisal. A concluding prayer asks the Spirit Divine to keep the life of Jesus before the reader so one may esteem oneself aright.
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Jesus
The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All The Trains
Cartoon feature by Fontain Fox presents the Toonerville trolley interacting with passing trains in a humorous urban scene. The piece blends whimsy with daily transit life and highlights quirky conduct. Readers glimpse a busy city dynamic through comic panels.
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Toonerville
Hints and Hints From a Busy Reading List
A miscellany of social notes and quips includes remarks on rising cigarette use, milk prices in New Castle, Evans ton seminary rules for preachers, a joke about rock removal, and reflections on Prohibition era politics. It blends jokes, observations, and local curiosities from daily life.
Mrs. Sarah Alien Ill at Home in Bayly's Neck
Notice from her sons asking visitors to stop calling while she recovers from serious illness at her Bayly's Neck home. The rest of the text comments on a charming example of flawed judgment and a crude joke unrelated to the event.
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Sarah Alien
Bayly’s Neck
Virginia Paper
Symposium of Editorial Views on Press Association Subjects
A Daily Editorial Digest presents symposiums from Newspapers of Nations on key topics edited by Consolidated Press Association. Editors share perspectives on governance economy culture and public policy shaping current discourse.
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Consolidated Press Association
Wodehouse Gets Pay From Films Up To Hollywood Waste
The article notes P. G. Wodehouse earned 104000 dollars for a year in Hollywood by touching up dialogue and writing lyrics, with two films affected and one not produced. Critics deem this wasteful, odd, and revealing of how Hollywood buys names to scrap talent.
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Hollywood
P. G. Wodehouse
Wodehouse
Yakima Daily Republic
Rochester Times-Union
Worcester Telegram
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Wodehouse
Chattanooga News
Anniston Star
Providence Journal
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel
New Orleans A City Rich In History And Culture
The essay extols New Orleans as a uniquely attractive city in the United States and North America It highlights the Louisiana Purchase Cabildo Crescent Rue Royal Vieux Carre and French Quarter as historic sites and notes Creole heritage Spanish and French influences The piece recalls Lafitte Napoleons planned rescue and the famed French market or fish market claiming it as the world’s greatest fish market with locals asserting the boast.
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United States
New Orleans
North America
Mississippi River
Mexico
Spain
France
Louisiana
Rue Royal
Vieux Carre
Cable
Hearne
Lafitte
Napoleon Bonaparte
St. Helena
Napoleon
Abe Martin on Women's Progress and Opinion
The wry note questions how many people form opinions without knowledge, suggesting long held norms and a mystery around true progress. It reflects a skeptical view of societal barriers and public discourse.
Sentence Sermons by Rev Roy L Smith D D
A compact collection of religious reflections by Rev Roy L Smith D D offering concise moral exhortations. Each brief meditation provides a simple takeaway aimed at daily conduct and spiritual growth.
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Roy L. Smith
D. D
The Noxious Habits of Modern Prominence Boasters
The passage critiques people who fawn on the famous while ignoring the ordinary, salesmen who lack appreciation for others time, parents who want others to raise their children, secret-keepers who demand discretion, self proclaimed custodians of conscience, and diplomas without real education. It condemns American boastfulness about speed and the pursuit of speed in crafts while neglecting practical achievements in common transportation and industry.
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Methodist Seminary
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