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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1935
Page
4
In a Maine harbor town, Kate Fernald endures hardship while protecting Nat Rissa and Dick in the Fortune household. Nat returns, scarred by life, and learns Kate’s quiet freedom outgrew their restless ambitions.
A collage of jokes and quips touches on politics race crime and society with lines about chivalry sex equality tax reform Huey Long and Roosevelt. It weaves humor about daily life stage mishaps and public policy into a lively, period voice.
The piece argues that Japan, lacking a strong Chinese central government, takes advantage of China’s disarray to annex territories. From Manchuria to Jehol and Hopei, about six hundred thousand square miles could be added to Japan. The author condemns the ruthless, bloodless aggression and compares it to Italy’s planned Ethiopian expansion.
The article lauds government plans to create a vast public recreation area in North Dakota as a Theodore Roosevelt memorial. It praises Roosevelt as patron saint of the outdoors and credits him with shaping national appreciation for forests plains rivers mountains and wilderness.
A reader to the New York Herald Tribune questions the Wheeler Rayburn security measures and other policies. The letter argues that savings are depleted and relief looms for many savers who funded industry, challenging the president's plans as undermining security and imposing heavy taxes. The Philadelphia Inquirer notes the sentiment as overall insecurity grows despite good intentions.
The passage ponders why wealth and status persist without earned virtue. It questions social visibility of a powerful man and the softness of inherited fortunes. It notes longing for simpler times, cites tariffs as a major ongoing issue, and reflects on utopian hopes fading in the face of economic concerns.
The poem recalls the annual summer cottage season as a town family leaves for the lake retreat. It notes chores and small pleasures from leaky roofs and squeaky floors to company, meals, and routine, while moths, insects, and busy women form a bustling, anxious backdrop to carefree days.
The article argues that strong people often doubt the extent of others illnesses and attribute complaints to laziness. It notes how mental state affects health and how removing mental stress can improve outcomes. It suggests some sufferers still endure genuine ailments despite disbelief.
A compact quotation from Robert Browning highlights how the mind's reach is shown by its deeds. The wise offer a reminder that introspection should translate into action and character.
Mitchell accuses leaders in the capital triggering sharp partisan friction. Tax exemptions face bleak prospects as both parties show little room for agreement. The political clash unsettles the fiscal agenda and unsettles markets.
Central Press reports in New York that President Roosevelt may side with Ewing Y. Mitchell against Commerce Secretary Daniel C. Roper over ship subsidies and finance reform. Liberals condemn his stop gap stance while states weigh new constitutional tax amendments and the impact of sales taxes on voting in Ohio and Illinois.
A historical column lists events tied to June 24 across centuries. It discusses Columbus slavery in Hispaniola, Cabot’s landing at St John’s, Marlborough’s military record, early air travel, notable nativities, Dumas and The Three Musketeers origins, and the U.S. Panama Canal leased from Panama with annual rent.
Harrisburg reports the Legislature authorizes a graduated tax on net income of Pennsylvania residents. Gross income includes wages, profits, business gains, interest, rents, dividends, and estate income with many exemptions listed such as life insurance payouts, gifts, US and state government compensation, stock dividends, and religious officer income.
A Christmas guest is shown to a haunted room by a sinister retainer. The guest asks if anything unusual ever happened there. The servant replies that nothing has occurred for fifty years, then reveals that a previous guest appeared at breakfast the next morning.
A daily devotional line quotes Psalm 140:11 urging that evil speakers not be established on earth and that violence will be pursued to overthrow the violent. The passage frames moral consequence as a divine justice theme.
A regional note reports congressmen decry seeming theft of typewriters from the House Office Building under FPERA rules. The controversy centers on accusations of wrongdoing and alleged violations of law, with members demanding accountability and action.
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