New Castle News Presented by The News Company
The New Castle News is published by The News Company in New Castle Pennsylvania. The paper lists staff roles including president, editor and vice president and notes affiliation with the International News Service. It details subscription rates, advertising and mailing information and urges checks and correspondence be sent to the News Company in New Castle.
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Fred Kimball, Incorporated
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Association
Hoover Inspires American Business Men Across the Nation
Herbert Hoover is praised as an inspiration to every American business person, with aides like Herbert N. Strauss organizing committees to promote nonpartisan business interests. The piece argues Hoover’s proven ability in public roles will reassure voters that Coolidge policies will endure, framing Hoover as a practical engineer who has driven prosperity and will smooth the path for aspiring workers to become tomorrow’s employers.
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Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Herbert N. Strauss
Strauss
Food Administration
Coolidge
Mr. Strauss
United States
Seeing America's Wonders as National Park Hostelry
The secretary of the interior, as hotelkeeper, entertains millions each summer with national parks acting as America’s hostelry. Visitor numbers rose from 2,353,000 last year to a projected nearly 3,000,000 if trends continue, reflecting changes since the 1916 National Park Service creation and expanding travel from Atlantic to Pacific shores toward Virginia, Maine, and the Great Smokies.
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Secretary of the Interior
Boniface
National Park Service
Far West
Atlantic Coast
Pacific Coast
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Great Smokies
North Carolina
Tennessee
Lafayette National Park
Mount Desert Island
Maine
Health as public wealth and the value of prevention
A column extols health as a community asset, arguing longer life raises communal wealth and public spending on health is justified. It laments wasted illness, urges sanitation, clean water, quarantine, and access to clinics, then shifts to social quips about American life and entertainment.
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Hints and Dints and the New Deal of Everyday Life
A collage of wry observations on politics marriage and society from a late 19th to early 20th century voice. Quotations about equality money and happiness mix with jokes about courts babies fire engines and democratic conventions. The tone is skeptical playful and mordant.
French monetary overhaul reshapes Europe after war
Arthur Brisbane surveys postwar French money reform stabilizing the franc and returning gold coins to circulation. He notes the shift from paper money to metallic currency, the preserved value of the franc, and the broader European relief from ten years of financial disorder led by French statesmen. The piece also touches on aviation heroism, Prohibition politics, stock gambler lessons, and industry consolidation.
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Napoleon as a driven planner and world changer
Groves Patterson argues Napoleon was a great doer who transformed Europe by decisive action, slept little, and valued results over comfort. The column praises his relentless focus before noting a garden lesson: gardens demand clear attention, not muddling through. (Continued on page five)
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Napoleon
H. G. Wells
Times
Europe
Abe Martin Quips About Life After Niagara Falls
Miss Fawn Lippincott jokes about a long married life while Abe Martin remarks on prophecies of sudden ends, reflecting a humorous small town exchange.
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Niagary Falls
Miss Fawn Lippincot
Smoking and Drinking Editorial by Dr. Crane
The piece argues Prohibition aimed to protect society from alcohol harms, not moral Puritans. It contrasts alcohol with tobacco, noting prohibition reduced crime and boosted savings while tobacco harms the user more than others, though it is a peaceful vice. The author concludes Puritans won’t move to ban tobacco. Tomorrow The Value Of Death.
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Macaulay
Coner
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
World and the Mud Puddles Returning Marines Parade
A Navy transport Bridge returns to Hampton Roads on July 15 from Nicaragua with a cargo of wildlife headed to Washington. Two honey bears, four mothers, one banana rat, one toucan, two parrots and one singsing are listed. Marines and blue jackets aboard reportedly shared the keepers of monkeys and parrots as furlough larks, while the official report to the Navy Department notes the zoological consignment to the National Zoological Park.
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Broax
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Nicaraga
National Zoological Park
Washington
Henry C. Kellers
Medical Corps
Nicaragua
Navy Department
Department
Caretaxer
Then and now by Edgar A. Guest
A reflection on boyhood joys and adult gratitude by Edgar A. Guest. The poem contrasts carefree childhood with mature life, expressing gratitude for memories yet embracing current experiences and the richer beauty of time as it passes.
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Edgar A. Guest
Sentence Sermons for Self Improvement and Persistence
Discover what drains your business before creditors and competitors do. Correct your mistakes, spend wisely, and improve how you work. Self knowledge calms critics among friends, while perseverance turns hardship into reward as the persistent soul wins the great prize in every field.
Quiet Wichita Visit Highlights American Town Calm
C B D notes Wichita Kansas as a restful American town contrasting New York’s bustle. He contrasts tipping attitudes with taxi drivers and praises elm lined wide streets. He reflects on Madison Wisconsin and Emporia Kansas as exceptions to hectic city life. He laments automatic clang bells at intersections disturbing visitors.
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Wichita
Kansas
Times Square
Manhattan
New York
Madison
Wisconsin
Emporia
Wichita Quiet Town Gains Fame as Air Capital
LES B. DRISCOLL reflects on Wichita contrasting its calm friendliness with the bustle of Time Square and Grand Central. He notes the city’s rising aviation industry, a new municipal airport, multiple airfields, and planes on the ground, signaling a new era while praising western neighborliness.
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Kansas City
New York
Square
Grand Central
Wichita
Air Capital
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