New Castle News confirms publication details and addresses
New Castle pa edition lists second class matter status, publication by The News Company, partnership owners Mrs. George E. Treadwell and Jed L. Rentz, office addresses Sycamore Street and Apple Alley, contact numbers, and subscription rates for daily and weekly editions.
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NEW Castile News
New Castle
THE
News Company
Commer Sycamore Street
Apple Alley
the News Company
George E. Treadwell
Jed L. Rentz
PROMS
Weis
World Wide Vaudeville Circuit Formation Foretold
Press dispatches report the creation of a global vaudeville circuit with theaters reserved for the new combine. Analysts predict a theatrical crisis within a year or two as audiences tire of cheap acts and lack of merit in the current vaudeville lineup.
Grain Dealers Call For Clear Reports To Curb Corners
At the Ohio Grain Dealers convention in Sandusky yesterday, speakers urged government reports to guide all traders and prevent new corners like Patten of Chicago engineered. They criticized Secretary Wilson’s bureau for red tape and superficial records, contrasting it with Patten and private firms. The call was for timely accurate data over bureaucratic delay.
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Ohio Grain Dealers’ Convention
Sandusky
Patten
Chicago
Wilson
Government Department
Professional Integrity and the Duty of Self-Policing
A discussion on the duty of members of any profession to uphold high personal integrity and demand accountability among colleagues. It argues that disciplining offenders is essential to preserving the profession’s respect and standards, rather than excusing misconduct to protect others.
Hints and Dints from the City News Briefs
A collage of jokes, anecdotes, and brief notes from urban life. Items include court quips about life insurance and obituaries, local ordinances on bread weights, a Kansas woman’s obituary, school board gossip bans, tax on grouches, and looming Pittsburgh street bridge work with warnings about loafers and structural risk.
Boxing card set for July 19 at Airdome New Castle
New Castle fight fans will see several contests at the Airdome July 19. Jimmie Dunn may face a top opponent with Bronson possibly coming in. Jack Young and Billy Griffith from Dayton are eyed for a bout, plus three to four additional matchups expected to draw a big crowd.
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New Castle
Airdome Theatre
Jimmie Dunn
Bronson
Jack Young
Billy Griffith
Dayton
Young
Griffith
Runaway horse accident injures former resident Dick Waltenbaugh
Friends in this city report that Dick Waltenbaugh, born in New Castle and long-time resident on Green street, was thrown from a horse in a runaway incident at Kittanning and suffered a broken leg with bad bruising.
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Dick Waltenbaugh
Kittanning
New Castle
Green Street
Lame Shoulder Rolled From Rheumatism and Liniment Eases
The article says lame shoulder is usually caused by rheumatism of the muscles and yields quickly to the free application of Chamberlain's Liniment. It notes the liniment is prompt and effective and not unpleasant to use.
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Chamberlain
Pythian Sisters Elect Officers at Friday Meeting
At a Friday meeting in the K P hall the Pythian Sisters elected officers: Past chief Mrs Tillie Hartman Most excellent chief Mrs Maude Rhinehart BE J Mrs Effie Young Manager Mrs Lillie Davis M of R and C Mrs Sarah Steen M of F Mrs Jennie Pisor Protector Mrs Helena Burkhart Guard Mrs Eva Rodgers Trustee Miss Flora Treser Pianist Mrs Etta Welsh Captain degree team Mrs Lillie Davis Installation will occur in two weeks and members will be initiated Memorial services are set for Sunday at 2 30 in the K P hall
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Tillie Hartman
Maude Rhinehart
Effie Young
Lillie Davis
Sarah Steen
Jennie Pisor
Helena Burkhart
Eva Rodgers
Flora Treser
Etta Welsh
K. of P. Hall
Private Car for Baseball Players
Members of the New Castle and visiting ball teams will have a special closed car for returning from games. Superintendent Smith promised Business Manager Marquis to provide a dedicated player car to shuttle players into town after the ball field event.
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New Castle
Smith
Marquis
Devouring Tigers in Hindustan Kill Many Humans
A writer states tigers account for 87 percent of human deaths by wild animals in Hindustan. He warns a man-eating tiger is satisfied after tasting humans, noting a southern India tiger has devoured 200 people.
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Hindustan
India
Hollanders Heavily Taxed in 12 Percent Burden
The Hollander pays about 12 percent of annual income in taxes covering business income interest rent furniture six fireplaces and all stoves horses bicycle and servants. On a $2400 yearly income he pays $298 in taxes.
Calcutta grain warehouses ordered to pave with concrete
Owners of grain godowns must pave with concrete under city regulation to curb rat ingress and aid in exterminating the plague germ distributor.
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Calcutta
Uncle Ezra Says The Cup That Cheers
The fragment notes Uncle Ezra remarking on a phrase The Cup That Cheers and mentions the end of a ton Herald in a rustic saying.
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Uncle Ezra
Oy Hhoton Herald
And the Proper One The Road Leading to Justice
The fragment quotes Hesiod calling the road to justice the safest path. The concise aphorism suggests virtue guides fair outcomes and reliable judgment. The source presents a philosophical note attributed to Hesiod about moral conduct.
Elected Instructor in Conservatory
Prof J M Weddell of New Wilmington has been elected instructor in piano and organ at Galesburg. A Westminster Conservatory graduate, he leads the New Wilmington Choral Club and teaches at Westminster College.
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New Wilmington
J. M. Weddell
M. W
New Castle
Galesburg
Weddell
Musical Conservatory At
Westminster
Boston Conservatory of Music
Knights of Columbus Win Shutout at Cascade Park
In a Twilight league game Friday at Cascade park the Knights of Columbus defeated the Knights of Pythias 4 to 0. Kreps and McElevy pitched well with two runs scoring in the final inning. Scout Mooney and Alf Turner officiated as umpires.
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Cascade Park
Knights of Columbus
Knights of Pythias
Kreps
McElevy
K. of C.’s
Scout Mooney
Alf Turner
Fleming guests visit Wallace avenue kinship note
Mr and Mrs Jesse Fleming of Sharon are guests of Mrs Isabelle Fleming on Wallace Avenue, visiting the family of the former's mother.
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Jesse Fleming
Sharon
Isabelle Fleming
Wallace Avenue
Two Million Bottles Perry Davis Painkiller Sold Annually
The advertisement touts Perry Davis Painkiller claiming two million bottles sold yearly. It pledges relief for sprains burns bruises rheumatism neuralgia and colds with 35 cent and 50 cent bottle sizes.
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Perry Davis
Porch furnishings and Crex products on sale now
The store promotes porch comfort with Crex Mattings and Rugs featuring stencil designs and low prices. Items include 3x6 ft rugs for $1, heavy china matting, porch shades, muslins, cretonne, bamboo stands, and ice tea ware. Beginning July the store closes at 5 PM for two months, except Saturdays.
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Crex
Lisa A Sketch of Spanish California
A melodramatic vignette follows Lisa, a celebrated beauty in colonial California, from the San Gabriel mission to a restless modern city. Old Spicea, her father figure, endures poverty and displacement while seeking his lost daughter in a drift between missions and a corrupt American quarter. The piece blends nostalgia, tragedy, and cultural tension with a concluding street scene and a police quip.
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Lisa
Marie
Spain
Spicea
Caballero
Spicca
Mother of Christ
Virgin
Man Strolls Through Brooklyn Garden Section Spark Controversy
A two pm worker, inspired by spring air, wanders into a private Brooklyn terrace area with private gardens. He inhales deeply, exuding a refined leisure aura until halted by a police officer who questions his presence and intent.
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Brooklyn
Keeping the Flat Vacant
A resident refuses to rent the adjacent flat, preferring it stay empty. After a noisy outburst from the neighbor, the caller pleads for quiet and learns the other resident wants the unit to remain unoccupied for the summer.
Advocates Diet of Apples for Seasonal Health
Doctors and advocates urge apples as a dietary staple this season. They claim daily apples keep the liver functioning well, improve skin, and aid circulation. An afternoon apple between meals nourishes the stomach and blood, with another before bed aiding digestion even for milk-sensitive stomachs.
Confession Reveals Petition Impulse in Local Man
In a humorous exchange Mr. Slimmins admits he signs every petition he encounters. He explains a petitioner’s momentary influence over him and confesses relief that the petitioner is not a bill collector he fears.
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Mr. Slimmins
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