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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1922

Page

20

New Castle News Publication Details and Staff

New Castle News published daily except Sundays from Corner Sycamore Street and Apple Way. Staff includes Barah G. as trustee president Lucy T. Ray vice president and Pe Sorting as secretary L. Reniz treasurer and manager editor George W. Conway city editor. Telephones listed for editorial rooms and business office.

Barah G Lucy T. Ray Trred L. Reniz Treas Man George W. Conway Eer Sycamore Street Apple Way

Subscriptions and a culinary pondering note

The notice lists subscription rates for daily and yearly mail delivery, plus sale points and advertising contact. A second passage muses on inventors of cooking methods and the potential for authentic records in culinary invention, naming pioneers and imagined rewards for creativity.

The Opportunity and the Man in New Castle

A New Castle property owner cites demand for downtown storerooms and undeveloped sites hindering progress as city growth continues. General Daugherty touts his war graft prosecutions as a career-making opportunity that could elevate his legacy and standing nationwide.

France Fights for Culinary Copyrights and Trade Marks

A 19th century debate notes cooks seeking laws to curb imitators for recipes and sauces in France. The Detroit Free Press questions enforceability while acknowledging registered names and trade marks for bottled sauces offer precedent. The piece highlights risks of policing culinary originality amid widespread kitchens and imitators.

Today's anniversaries recall notable births and deaths

The list marks 1850 Lafcadio Hearn born in the Ionian Islands and died in Tokio in 1904. 1859 a South Bend railroad disaster claimed 38 lives. 1861 James H. Ward, first Union naval officer killed at Mathias Point. 1864 Winnie Davis born in Richmond. 1872 Paul Laurence Dunbar born in Dayton. 1878 Sidney Breese died in Pinckneyville. 1893 Canada US political union discussed by Montreal congress. 1919 Franz Hals Coymans portrait sold in London for 135875 dollars.

Lafcadio Hearn Ionian Islands Tokio Japan South Bend Ind James H. Ward Mathias Point Hartford Winnie” Davis Jefferson Davis Richmond Canada United States Franz Hals Coymans London

Officer Jones Targeted In Walnut Street Prank

In New Castle a lighthearted joke lands on Officer Frank M. Jones after thieves raid Walnut street homes. Neighbors claim their garbage cans and rugs vanish nightly while joking that the seasoned officer becomes the latest victim of a neighborhood prank.

Frank M. Jones Wallace Avenue Walnut Street East Side Officer Jones Mr. Jones

Bible Thought For Today Promise of healing and forgiveness

A religious note presents Gods response to humility prayer and repentance promising healing from heaven and forgiveness of sins for those who seek His face and turn from wicked ways. It cites 2 Chronicles 7 14 and asks about Sabbath promises referenced in Isaiah 58 13 14 and 61 13 14.

Houses Speak Through Your Windowpanes of Time

A reflective poem by Edgar A. Guest links houses to human stories, describing hollyhocks, signs, crepe on doors, and window scenes that reveal joys and losses, aging lives, and family memories across a quiet street. It notes how curtains hint at illness and children’s faces at the pane.

L Castle Letter on a Bull Calf and Public Spirit

A 1922 New Castle letter to editor Fred L Rentz discusses a valuable bull calf and its breeding, praising the newspaper’s public spirit and noting concerns about raffling the calf and gambling. The writer mentions Polly anna as the dam with a butter test of 25 pounds weekly and ends with a personal poker anecdote.

L. Castle Castle Hill Fred L. Rentz News New Castle Fred Pollyanna

Abe Martin on Beauty and Newspaper Raps

The column quips that beauty is skin deep and jokes about how some people judge a paper by its looks, noting such critiques have been tried many times.

Thousan O' Times

Morality Rally Sparks Public Debate on Civic Awakening

A militant reformer on the platform urges a townwide moral awakening and action. A tall woman nearby interrupts, warning against proposing further drastic measures while urging restraint.

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