New Castle News Admits Editorial Page Details
NEW CASTLE NEWS provides a local paper with editors and staff listings, subscription rates, and telegraph service. The piece notes international news service affiliations, circulation representation, and advertising contact details, emphasizing public notices and county coverage.
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International News Service
Red Kimball
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Memner American Newspaper Publishere
Supreme Court clears path for Grant Street work start
The court disposed of technical delays delaying reconstruction at Grant Street Croton Avenue and Butler Avenue in New Castle. The Woods and Golder Company plans to begin work immediately once the contract is signed, with citizens expecting rapid completion of the long delayed street improvements.
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Sute Supreme Court
Grant Street
Croton Avenue
Butler Avenue
Woods and Golder Company
New Castle
Imonths
Tariff debate, World Court, and political rhetoric
A Philadelphia Inquirer editorial argues for giving the tariff law a chance amid partisan clash over the League of Nations and World Court. It notes reservations, calls for tariff commission reform, and cautions against postponing action to avoid misrepresentation while contrasting economic fears with actual outcomes. It ends by noting industry progress and a fading cultural moment.
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League of Nations
Washington
Senate
United States
World Court
London
England
Japan
Hoover Io
Secretary of Commerce
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Tariff Commission
Atlantic
Philadelphia Inquirer
Lindbergh Baby Rumors Spark Advertising Commentary
A fragmented column blends gossip on the Lindbergh baby’s name with quips on heredity and wealth. It cites reporters forecasting Charles as a first name, riffs on inheritance, and weaves in stock-market musings, advertising wisdom, and notes on figures like Dwight Morr ow and Allan Hoover.
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Lindbergh
Charles
Anne
Ube
Dwight W. Morrow
Byrd Medal Ceremony Praises Polar Expedition Crew
Admiral Byrd acknowledged that every man aboard the South Polar expedition returned safely, with no casualties. He and the eight comrades on stage received applause as motion pictures illustrated their perilous journey to Antarctica and back, highlighting leadership, teamwork, and disciplined execution.
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Admiral Byrd
National Geographic Society
Tonigist
Antarctica
Polr
Ufe
Hueman
Fromen
Miny
Antarctic
Iueco
Washington Evening Star
Bible Thought For Today Liberty In Christ Jesus
Meager text appears as a devotional fragment from Romans 8 2 about freedom from sin and death. It mentions liberty in Christ and a prayerlike line seeking guidance to do right and live in the Lord.
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Dizzy mix of snippets hints and oddities from city pages
A collage of quips, anecdotes, and stray notes captures street chatter and curiosities. Jokes, local police quips, odd observations, and fleeting headlines intertwine with fragments about water, censorship, and gadgets, offering a window into a bustling, patchwork newspaper page.
Death of Speed King Major Segrave at Lake Windemere
A broad survey of reactions to Major Sir Henry Segrave’s death while attempting a fast motor boat run on Lake Windemere England. American and British papers weigh admiration for his daring against the risks and question the value of speed exhibitions. The tragedy prompts debate on the dangers of speed for records and public fascination.
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Segrave
Lake Windemere
Lake Country
England
Lee
Seegraves
Mike A
Daytona Beach
Albany News
Leprave
Wat
Memphis
Seprive
C Fittsburgh Post-Gazette
Golden Arrow
Lake Woncemere
Post Gazette
Florida
Jonz
Worcester
Per
Awat
Gazette
Caine
Yetnars
Segrave Secord
Honor Tigi
Benny Seagrave
Chimeese’ Gore
NEW York Times
Sep
Ty de Sipmers
Moss
NEW Times-Picayun
Tien
Lowel
Lynchburg
NEW Orleans Tribune
Ward
The World and the Mud Puddles in Sas Calpage
Fragmentary OCR text mentions life in the DB and a person named Bananed with a payment of $6.402 types. It references a skin game and a road station of life in the DB amid unclear context.
Just Folks By Edgar A Guest Improvised Fragments
A fragmentary reading of Just Folks by Edgar A Guest presents garbled lines and uncertain phrases. The readable parts hint at themes of happiness and everyday moments, though the text is too incomplete to extract a coherent narrative or clear names.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Fragmented OCR Poetry Fragments From a Passage
The readable lines show jumbled phrases and partial words likely from a poetic or editorial fragment. It mentions themes of courage victory and effort. No clear event, date, or identifiable persons emerge to anchor a full report.
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