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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1923
Page
4
The New Castle News is published daily except Sundays from Bycamora Street and Apple Way. It lists officers including Farsh 2 Regedwell as President and Georg W. Conway as Editor. Subscriptions range from 0.50 daily to 6.00 yearly. mail rates shown. Advertising held by Grinfeldstein Inc. and international news service provided.
Community groups including the YMCA and various Lawrence county institutions have opened or prepared to open summer camps for children. The programs offer camping and valuable instruction, stressing outdoor time and educational experiences for youths in the area.
A discussion notes that American usage differs from British English and argues for a distinct American language. It criticizes slipshod diction and slang as harmful, while praising good usage from educated writers. The piece blames poor habits partly on Mr. Wickersham and Mr. Edison.
A jumble of remarks on college life weather and public events. The piece mentions July heat inadequately and a leaking summer cottage roof. It references Al Smith in Indiana and a Detroit related divorce by mail. It notes political convention timing and commentary from a Southern daily.
An eclectic newspaper page blends Edgar A. Guest verse with local notes on a necktie party, a coffin factory sports model, and upcoming charity events. It mentions Fred Rentz of the New Castle News, Col. Berry of Columbus auctioneering, the Groton band, and Senator Weingartner, plus a milk and ice fund drive and a public push for donations for sick kids as winter weather roughs the community.
Abe Martin notes that many men hesitate to back themselves, arguing few have the nerve or confidence to risk on personal ability and prospects. The column reflects on gamble and character with a wry tone.
A jumble of political notices and satirical quips questions public duties while urging attention to Republican primaries on September 18. It riffs on discipline, labor, religion, and wit with references to Harding and general society in a small town newspaper voice.
A compact list of notable anniversaries including Wolfe's assault on Quebec in 1759, Cairo's capture in 1801, Abbey the manager born 1846, Rutherford B. Hayes in 1861, Morgan's Confederate raid in 1863, European gunboats in China 1891, Casimir-Perier's 1894 election, Carnot's assassination, and the US troops arrival at Genoa in 1915.
The Day's News notes George Gray Barnard, sought for his opinion on Gothic art authenticity in a French controversy. Born sixty years ago in Bellefonte, Florida, he studied at the School of the Art Institute in Chicago and the French National school in Paris. His virile American sculpture is showcased at the Pennsylvania State Capitol exterior in Harrisburg, with pieces in New York collections.
A trio of Indiana youths robbed a bank and within 24 hours faced a potential 10 to 25 year sentence. The case highlights the ease of acquiring money leading to further crimes and the swift justice pursued by authorities.
Thought for today reflects on desire and contentment noting that having what you want is not the same as fulfillment. It emphasizes prudent longing and mindful gratitude as guidance for daily life.
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