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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1923
Page
4
New Castle News a daily paper published by The New Company lists staff titles and offices in New Castle Pennsylvania. The item notes telephones, subscription rates by mail and local advertising arrangements with the International News Service and advertising representation in New York. It invites county correspondence for public matters and directs payments to the New Castle office.
A discussion notes that fiscal year end brought a surplus due to economy under President Harding, an expanded income tax and tariff law. Customs returns exceeded estimates by about 200 million, supporting the surplus outlook despite Democratic opposition. The U S and Great Britain finalize repayment of British debt with 1,000 bonds, while France Italy and Belgium lag in debt negotiations.
The Leviathan, with 66,800 tons, enters service after a 5,095,000 refit for passenger use. Built as a war Troopship, it now carries hundreds of thousands of soldiers’ memories and stands as a proud giant of the fleet.
The article extols Sothora as the largest and finest liner under the Stars and Stripes, highlighting its elegance, safety, and modern amenities. It compares Sothora to a floating Broadway hotel, promising swift crossings to Europe in under a week and appealing to those who love seafaring life.
A compilation of historical anniversaries lists events from 32 Fort Velasco at the Drazoc mouth under John Austin, 1848 Paris Archbishop killed amid Red Republicans, 1857 Cawnpore massacre by Nana Sahib, 1866 Lord Carnarvon born, Tutankhamen tomb tied to Cairo, 1890s Northwestern University presidency, 1913 Chicago vote on Hex hygiene lecture, and 1917 Red Cross War Council reporting 114 million dollars raised in seven days for war relief.
A devotional note cites Psalm 36 8 urging abundance from Gods house and pleasures river. It highlights satisfaction and spiritual nourishment as key theme for today.
The Day notes Dr Emile Roux, long associated with Pasteur, as director of the Pasteur Institute in Paris. His work on infectious diseases follows Leaffler’s diphtheria microbe discovery, with Roux identifying the toxin produced by the microbe. Now in his 70th year, Roux enjoys broad support from major medical societies worldwide.
A weather note hints extreme heat pushing drivers to ease off the gas and avoid heavy breathing in the heat. The piece suggests drivers may slow due to uneasy conditions and smoky air while on the roads, framing a cautionary view of summer travel.
A report recalls a fatal air crash at Gettysburg involving two U S Army aviators. A U S Senate committee favored indefinite military occupation of Haiti. The page also quotes famed thinkers noting thought guides action and potential.
A fragment from Edgar A. Guest accompanies a 1923 miscellany noting sunset and sunrise times, local town quietness, and brief jokes. It references a broken record, matrimony quips, a theft anecdote, Parisian beauty trends, and light commentary on taxes, oil stocks, and social gossip. The tone mirrors a small town newspaper column of the era.
Abe Martin asserts that Chinssu bandits have freed foreign prisoners held since May 6 through June 11. He notes an invitational affair follows with little time to spare and uses a vivid metaphor to describe the scene.
Lee McFate recalls old Iron and Oil League figures from New Castle days and a crowded week ahead in Newcastle. The piece blends reminiscences of journalists and club members with a fund drive, local comments on street life, and small town concerns about traffic laws and newspaper plans.
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