New Castle News Publisher Details and Contact Info
The New Castle News lists staff including Publisher treasurer and president, editor, vice-president, and secretary with address 20 North Mercer Street. It notes publication daily except Sunday, pricing for daily, weekly, and monthly editions, and references to telegraph, cable services, and advertising policies. Special notice directs payments be sent to The News Co. New Castle, Pa.
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Coolidge Declines Run In 1928 Seemingly Settled
Editorial reflects on President Coolidge declaring he would not run in 1928 amid political divisions and rival hopes. It notes the August Black Hills moment, resistance to drafts for a third term, Hoover’s nomination, and Coolidge’s private life awaiting after public service.
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Fire test shows rapid collapse of brick building group
The U.S. Bureau of Standards conducted a controlled fire in 14 inch brick wall structures in Washington to study fire resistance and heat. Firefighters expected three hours to destroy them but the buildings collapsed in forty seven minutes. Thermostats logged up to 2400 degrees as flames climbed from a rubbish-filled floor to the fifth level.
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Political Conventions Clash for Firework Finale
A humorous, opinionated roundup compares the Democratic and Republican shows, noting expected thrills, scraps, and dull moments. It jokes about holed plans, splits among anti Smith delegates, and forecasts a finale to appease readers, with quips on prudence, luck, and social habits.
Postman and miscellany in a bustling city page
A wide mix of notes, poems, jokes, ads, and social snippets covers daily life. It includes reflections on manners, gossip, humorous anecdotes, adverts for hospital benefit tickets, local weather, and a charity appeal for Cascade Park’s feeding program.
Fragments of a Humorous Broadcast and Houston Race Controversy
A jumble of old radio recipe humor and a Detroit Free Press spoof blends with a 1940s Houston race contention. The text notes a married pair mishearing a radio cookery prank while recalling a deadly lynching near Houston, reflecting era tensions over colored men as Democratic delegates.
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Franklin's Kite and the World in Flux
A Briske essay mixed with reflections on Prohibition, geopolitics, and science. It cites Franklin's kite, the Louvain inscription, and German patent vigor, while lampooning political extremes and economic folly. The piece weaves historical allusions with current buzz about ethics, power, and progress.
Just Folks In The Garden By Edgar A Guest
Old folks see tulips red and blooms with clearer sight in my garden. A fairy sits on a silver chair as Janet guides visitors to goblins’ dwell. Age sees dead limbs and weeds alike, while Janet finds charms known to children.
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Farmers Talk and Voting the Old Way
A reflection on rural voters clinging to familiar speech and habits. It argues changing conversations and choices costs mental effort. The piece asserts Democrats claim the nation is fatigued by old scandal and favors wine and beer, suggesting two issues if correct. otherwise appeals to farmers fail.
Fin dugent to regain maiden fame as judge clears path
Abe Martin notes the skirt is gone but the rasp of new overalls remains. Judge Pusey restores Mrs Fin dugent's maiden fame while the Bentley girl at Monarch Five & Ten refuses to resign from her job.
Henry George Works Endorsements Draw Praise
Editorial urges reading Henry George's Progress and Poverty citing Tolstoy Baker and Hubbard praise. Argues taxation unfair and reforms needed while noting the book's global circulation and influence. Copyright McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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The World Mud Puddles An Investor’s Rising Gloom
An anonymous poem describes an investor tormented by a stock’s wild rise and fall. He becomes consumed by greed and despair as he watches eighty three drift in value, finally selling his shares at peak to claim relief and freedom from worry. The speaker ends proclaiming relief and newfound calm.
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On the Road to America and Health Education
An excerpt traces early human migration from Asia into the Americas and hints at future discoveries from Alaska. It contrasts Columbus’ arrival with ancient voyages and references Dr. Livingston Farrand of Cornell outlining health education topics from sleep and diet to disease prevention and community health. The piece ends with a quip on poverty and ideas as real wealth.
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Bible Thought For Today Our Sovereign Reigns Over Heavens and Earth
A devotional note cites Psalm 135 6 affirming that the Lord pleases and governs all creation from heaven to sea. It adds a prayer line declaring the Lord reigns and the earth should rejoice.
New York Visit Habit Sparks Parking Space Clash
An observer notes that locals rarely explore their own city while long commutes and private curb space hogging hinder sightseeing. The City Committee urges banning private encroachment and plans to remove sightseeing buses from Times Square to reclaim public space.
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Street traffic reform ideas from Driscoll report
The document cites Charles B. Driscoll on ridding streets of space hogs and favoring grand riverfront expressways. It endorses underground walkways and removal of elevated railways, while noting L trains still serve millions until new subways relieve congestion. New York and Springfield compare in traffic woes and funding for large projects.
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