New Castle News Publisher and Contact Details
New Castle News is published daily except Sunday from 29 North Mercer Street New Castle Pennsylvania. The paper lists Pris Rentz as president and managing editor and notes circulation figures and telegraph services. It provides contact offices in New York Philadelphia Detroit Milwaukee Chicago and manages advertising through Fred Kimball Incorporated.
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Special Notice to Address Payments to News Co
All checks money orders drafts communications should be addressed to The News Co New Castle Pa and not to any individual.
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Mercer Moody traffic clash prompts call for signals
Residents report frequent accidents and near misses at the Moody avenue and Mercer street intersection. Despite a council promise to install a traffic signal, stop signs remain and limited visibility, plus a hedge, heighten danger and urge officials to review safer regulation.
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Touring Season Draws Motorists To Eastern PA Routes
A local view notes June driving appeal as Pennsylvanians plan trips on National Lincoln William Penn and Roosevelt highways. Gettysburg, Valley Forge, and the Delaware Water Gap attract thousands, with tours encouraging exploration of Pennsylvania Dutch country and eastern counties.
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Public spirited teachers and unseen charity in Chicago
Chicago teachers quietly aid hungry students and those in need with meals milk soup and clothing from their own pockets. The discovery comes as some districts face salary cuts prompting reports on teachers charitable work and the hidden cost of supporting students.
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Chicago
Unlearned in swimming costs lives in summer danger
A reflection on drowning risks from neglecting swimming ability. It laments parents failing to teach children to swim, noting many rescues end in tragedy and urging responsible supervision and water safety. It also critiques male critics and wonders about balloonists’ motives for a retreat.
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Room for Outside Interests in Personal Guidance
The text urges balancing life across six areas. It advises taking time for outside interests and entertaining friends, opening the mind to alternate opinions, embracing good in others, avoiding debasing amusements, supporting worthy charity, and cultivating a garden flower to give away.
Street vehicles slip by unseen on turns
A vivid, opinionated note warns that street cars and buses can silently approach from the rear when making left turns, likening the hazard to a bird starting to cross without looking.
Our Own Vaudeville and Ode To An Osteopath Parody
A light humor piece contrasts two domestic viewpoints with a vaudeville flavor. The entry riffs on gender roles and aging with playful verse about methods and strength, ending on a wry note about the changing social scene.
All Of Us If You Had a Rich Uncle It Wouldnt Be Fun
A reflective column imagines wealth as a burden, noting that having a rich uncle would bring social expectations and pressure rather than freedom. The piece examines envy, responsibility, and the hollow allure of sudden fortune.
If You Had a Rich Uncle You Might Lose Your Life
A perceptive essay argues that inheriting millions from a rich bachelor uncle would corrupt character and happiness. The piece warns you would always wait for him to die, become a sycophantic dependent, lose self reliance, and risk a joyless life even if you received the money. It concludes it may be better not to have a rich uncle.
Once Overs By J. J. Mundy
A defensive essay warns readers against self praise. It argues that truthful virtue needs no boasting while boastful claims reveal hidden motives and potential character flaws. The piece emphasizes restraint and cautions readers that public self adulation invites scrutiny.
Hints and Dints light column on daily foibles
A humorous roundup notes petty habits and social quirks from dress choices to laundry, politics and parade vanity. It comments on politicians, urban life, culture, religion, and the public persona, with satirical asides about readers and the Review Stand.
Wages And Consolidation Linked With Railroad Rates
Public discussion of the petition from the railroads before the Interstate Commerce Commission to raise freight rates 15 percent centers on wage levels and prosperity. Editorials from several papers urge prompt consideration, noting wage costs, consolidation needs, and potential impacts on carriers, farmers, and the economy.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Land Argus
NEW York Sun
Chicago Daily Tribune
Commerce Commission
NEW York Herald Tribune
Wall Street Journal
Charleston
S. C. Evening Post
Baltimore Sun
Newark Evening News
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Oakland Tribune
Omaha World-Herald
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader
Kansas City Times
Domestic Tragedy and Worn Finds in a River of Tears
A woman reveals years of neglect and cruelty etched on her face while pleading with a lost partner to return. The speaker recalls the depth of sorrow, the desire for reconciliation, and the lasting scars of hardship. The piece contrasts grim human experience with brief satirical notes on Americanism and nightlife.
Daily Editorial Digest Symposium on Subjects Edited by Press Association
A digest edition presents consolidated editorial viewpoints from newspapers across the Motions on important subjects. Editors summarize motions and debates, reflecting diverse editorial positions and consensus themes.
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Gulf Road a Gulf Coast Asset Draws Northern Interest
The thirty mile Gulf road along Pass Christian to Ocean Springs offers unobstructed sea views from San Diego to New York and spurs northern investment. Rich Chicago visitors flock to Biloxi for weekend golf, mirroring California growth as Mississippi attracts money and settlers. Climate and pleasant surroundings could restore prosperity, if Mississippi manages taxes and development wisely.
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Bible Thought For Today
Our Possibilities Now if Christ be preached that he rose from the dead how say some among you that there is no resurrection of the dead. Prayer O Lord our Lord we live because Thou art alive forevermore.
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Local quips on hats and celery at gatherings
Abe Martin notes men prefer buying hats for wives over permitting trimmed hats at home. He jokes a guest at every dinner party eats all the celery leaving others to nibble.
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