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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1932
Page
4
A 1930 census glimpse shows fewer marriages among younger adults and rising mature marriages. Data indicate higher marriage rates across ages 25 to 64 in 1930 vs 1920, with a growing divorce count and more women pursuing careers, delaying first unions and challenging traditional home making.
Hibben resigns as Princeton University president this month after a long term noted for educational innovation and personalized student leadership. Seabury heads to Chicago to challenge Tammany at the Democratic national convention, warning against its power and influence nationally.
A fragmented portrait catalogues many people each hiding or revealing private pains. Tom covers troubles with a smile while others like Dick Jane Helen Eleanor Frances Pete Frank Luck Jim Dan Bill Charlie Ellen Cella Harry Phil and others display varied ambitions flaws loyalties and desires. The piece closes noting how humans seem alike yet differ in striking ways.
The poem reflects a quiet evening scene where flowers endure winds and hardship yet endure. It contrasts nature’s calm beauty with the hidden hurts plants might reveal, noting life’s difficulty while praising resilience and simple grace in a modest yard.
The piece warns that false bank closure rumors cause runs and financial distress. A joker who spreads such statements should be jailed, as banks close only at regular times and duplicating the prank risks depositors and bankers. Strong penalties exist for causing panics.
The passage urges preaching that the kingdom of heaven is near and following Jesus commands to heal the sick cleanse lepers raise the dead and cast out devils. It emphasizes freely receiving from God and freely giving to others.
A collage of oddities and opinions from a bygone year. It touches on prizefights, politics, taxation, and everyday quirks, naming figures like Hoover and Smith, and events from court rulings to tomato gifts, all wrapped in the era’s wry, drifting editorial tone.
Editorial digest notes a coming shift in wheat markets as Farm Board stockpiles shrink and world conditions hint at a gradual upturn. Observers foresee price recovery if stocks are reduced and agricultural demand rises, while several states endure lower yields and drought-like conditions threaten further shortages.
A fragmented, garbled text fragment mentions the world and mud puddies with jumbled phrases about menace and gates. The readable portions imply a nonsensical, era-like mock headline with no clear events or names. This card preserves the few identifiable oddball phrases without fabricating facts.
Fragmented OCR reads like a jumble of phrases about hope, fear, and rehearsing retreat. The text appears as stray lines and garbled sentences with no clear events, names, places, or dates to anchor a coherent news item.
Theodore Roosevelt asserts the U S viewpoint on Filipinos is mistaken noting Americans often judge the Philippines without direct contact He praises Filipino industriousness in agriculture tobacco and plantation work and describes Philippine society as developing toward a western model while highlighting education and innovation.
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