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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
4
New Castle newspaper notes editor changes and staff details. Mentions editor Avery Evening and subscriptions rates. Describes telegraph service, advertising representation, and exclusive rights to war news replication. Special notice on checks and money orders for the News Co.
A Chicago advocate urges strict death penalty use as deterrence while noting England's swift trials. He cautions against abolition and argues education of judges and the public is key. The piece also discusses foreign tariffs, investments, and the Hawley-Smoor plan, then highlights an elderly man deciding to return to study at age 70, urging lifelong learning.
A reflective piece on fishing's decline amid polluted streams, deforestation, and urban sprawl. It notes factories and mines taint larger rivers while smaller ones are fished out, motor boats taint lakes, and wilderness recedes under roads and resorts. The essay muses on limited restocking by states and the need for anglers to cope with shrinking catches.
Arthur Brisbane surveys postwar progress and tensions as transatlantic flight becomes feasible, Britain honors Nelson and Wellington, and U S policy debates rise. He weighs imperial claims, European irritation with America, and future ship speeds while hinting at domestic politics and Prohibition era glass shortages in the White House.
A bevy of odd anecdotes from cities including Chicago and Detroit mix crime, satire, and social quips. A body found in Lake Michigan tops a parade of wry lines about wealth, beauty parlors, and royal flirtations, with jokes on marriage, horses, and a famed eagle-eyed street scape.
A jumble of vignettes from a metropolitan page recounts personal misfortunes including a woman taken to Bellevue hospital for starvation after a failed marriage, a Pittsburgh spouse quip about divorce, and humorous asides on etiquette and social manners. It mentions an English nurse fired for attire, etiquette questions on wraps, and a critic's jab about authority and youth.
A quirky local snippet quotes Mrs Vile Kite speaking of marriage vows and squinting headlines as Abe Martin Hains plans a fresh start. The brief chatter hints at family tensions and a lighthearted town rumor mill around a March wedding.
A proposed Louisiana measure would levy a 15 percent tax on newspaper advertising gross receipts and empower public officials to act against papers. Supporters say it targets merchants. opponents warn it harms free press and drives readers to out-of-state outlets. Critics include The Buffalo Evening News and The Syracuse Herald, while the New York Sun notes resistance to press penalties.
A chaotic scene at a local fair ends with a pistol discharge after a confrontation over a derby styled hat. One man is badly hurt. authorities investigate the incident and the public seeks reassurance in the fairness of local law.
A terse meditation on the selfish man defeated by his own greed. It contrasts regret for lost chances with the demand for special advantages, noting a flawed purpose and the pervading fault of selfish choices.
A fragmented Bible Thought for Today paragraph references Romans and the indwelling Spirit. Local notes mention New Bern North Carolina and brief, unclear lines about officeholders Jamis Bryan R. A. Wilson and a woman’s question at a house. The text is garbled with partial phrases and missing context.
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