New Castle News masthead and publication details
The New Castle News lists Pred L. Rentz as president and manager with A W Treadwell as editor and Lucy Treadwell Ray as vice president. It notes offices in New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Detroit Milwaukee Chicago and lists affiliations with International News Service and various industry bodies. Special notice directs all payments to The News Co. in New Castle, Pa.
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A. W. Treadwell
Lucy Treadwell Ray
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International News Service
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Chicago
Wisconsin Forest Fires Warn Public on Wildlife Toll
Wisconsin Conservation Commissioner warns that the worst forest fire in state history harms fish, birds, and animals. Most fires stem from human carelessness. the public education effort must broaden to curb such damage during the vacation camping season.
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Wisconsin
The Press Gets Its Man
An essay argues crime news shapes public action and that Al Capone’s downfall shows how newspaper publicity empowers law enforcement. It contends press coverage jolted officials to curb gang influence and questioned prior attempts to blame the media for crime waves.
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al Capone
Chicago
Golf, the new ball dampens spirits and scores
The Cincinnati Times-Star laments a somber mood in golf as the new light ball reduces distance and precision. Fewer low scores, delicate putting, wind as a menace, and more gloomy tee to green rounds leave players disheartened and the Nineteenth Hole a forum of complaints. The piece suggests the U S G A consider changing the old ball to restore morale for American business golfers.
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Cincinnati Times-Star
Highway speeds rising as engineers forecast 100 mph safety
Society of Automotive Engineers predict 100 mph driving could become common on regular highways under conditions of skilled drivers, reliable cars, and good roads. They warn the slow driver poses risk equal to or greater than the fast driver when others are capable.
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Society of Automotive Engineers
Sentence Sermons By Rev. Rev L. Smith D D
A church column presents brief sermons by Rev L Smith D D, offering concise reflections on faith and daily conduct. The notes emphasize moral guidance and spiritual insight in short, plain statements.
Fragmented social critique on priorities and virtue
The passage laments overemphasis on denunciation and reform at the expense of practical duties. It contrasts worship, political participation, work, and humane acts with excessive critique, charity, and wealth pursuits, urging balanced, productive living.
Bible Thought for Today Develop the Good-Brethren
The devotional urges grown faith over childish malice and asks believers to build life on the Lord, growing daily in understanding. A brief prayer expresses desire to base life on God.
Our Own Vaudeville Auctioneer Draws Crowd
A quirky vaudeville gag unfolds as a man visits the zoo and knocks down twelve elephants. The punchline reveals he is an auctioneer, not a strongman, delivering a playful bit about takes and leaves.
Remembering John Keats as a model of courage and vitality
The narrator recalls John Keats as a valiant, vibrant figure who loved life and faced death bravely. He rejects myths about a heartbreak ending Keats and cites his resilience, humor, and resolve to test his spirit even in decline. The reflection frames Keats as lasting inspiration through hardship.
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John Keats
England
Endymion
Joan Keats
Keats
Just Folks THE MARTINS
The Martins are peculiar and whimsical tenants who demand a high perch above ground and ample space to wheel and soar. They seek neat gardens and a quiet street, and if the place suits them they arrive within a day or two to spend the summer.
Good Fellow Advice On Finances And Lending
The piece cautions that the "good fellow" often bears the first brunt of hard times due to overspending. It warns loans from friends are rare when funds are tight and stresses saying no to impractical expenditures. It also oddly notes farming as simple: sell below cost and mortgage the difference.
Hints and Hints From A Gloomy Postcard Page
A miscellaneous column collection laments public apathy toward crime and corruption. It critiques social changes and moral standards, mocks pretensions in fashion and culture, and notes local anecdotes about cherries and street vendors while urging civic duty and car safety inspections.
Daily Editorial Digest Symposium of Editorial Views
A consolidated digest presents newspapers across regions sharing editorial viewpoints on key subjects. Editors weigh motions on public policy, ethics, and governance, highlighting diverse stances and implications for readers and civic discourse.
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Consolidated Press Association
Henry Ford Farm Experiment Divides Opinion Across Nation
A national debate follows Henry Ford's large scale farming plan appealing to efficiency yet feared for eroding small landowner independence. Editorials from Boston to Charleston weigh profits, labor costs, and potential shifts toward chain farming and new markets for farm products.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Democrat
Edison
Rochester Times-Union
NEW York Evening Post
ST Louis
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Henry
Lizzie
ST. Louis Globe-Democrat
United States
Allentown Call
SAN Francisco Chronicle
Wiliam M. Evarts
New York
Vermont
Charleston W. VA
Daily Mail
Mail
Worcester Evening Gazette
Janesville Gazette
Green Bay Press -Gazetis
The South Awakens But Faces Debt and Taxes
The piece describes the southern states as awakening slowly with Mississippi debt and tax burdens. It notes Mississippi owes about 50 million dollars and must pay interest. It contrasts state conditions citing Arkansas poverty and South Carolina tax measures on theater tickets soda etc while mentioning a general drive toward financial reform.
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South
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Arkansas
Georgia
South Carolina
Texas
Florida
Tennessee
North Carolina
Sherwin-Williams
Abe Martin Witnesses Scotch Debacle at Jail Conference
Abe Martin of Meadows led a committee and respected citizens to the jail last night to observe the destruction of last week’s Scotch catch. After a brief meeting it was agreed to divide the spirits among attendees. No fraternities in the school of experience were noted.
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Meadows
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