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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1932
Page
4
The piece argues the Siamese upheaval was mainly an army and navy push to curb royal power, not a full revolt against Prajadhipok. It notes the king’s modern leanings and the royal family’s influence, concluding Siam may return to quiet stability with limited monarchy and reduced princely authority.
Gene Sarazen, after returning from winning the British Open, captures the American open championship at Fresh Meadow in a record setting final round. Bobby Jones lauds him as the greatest living golfer as Sarazen overcomes Perkins Cruickshank to post a dramatic finish.
An excerpt notes how morals shift over time, with boarding schools enforcing strict rules a century ago while today many former prohibitions seem quaint. It cites limits on reading material and associations, and observes liberalization in the last two decades along with evolving views on dress, leisure, and social behavior.
A columnist argues modern meals are simpler yet healthier than the elaborate nine ties past. It cautions excess food and meat do not boost health, linking overindulgence to obesity and disease, and notes warnings about wealth and eating patterns. The piece ends with a satirical note on tax revenue and conspicuous consumption.
A reflective column notes an instance when giving advice proved effective though it began as a reckless act. The narrator recalls the situation, the guidance offered, and the outcome, emphasizing lessons learned about restraint and responsibility in helping others.
By Marshall Maslin the essay surveys famous quotes on advice noting it is seldom welcomed or useful yet often given with pride. It recalls Bailey Massillon Cyruss La Rochefoucauld Horace Schiller Shaw Johnson Twain and Disraeli with a long anecdote about advising a friend with a crippled foot who buys a car and finds joy, claiming the counsel proved futile yet felt right.
Lomen Brothers of Alaska contracted with Canada to deliver 3000 reindeer to the Mackenzie River delta for Eskimo relief. Andrew Bahr leading an 18 member crew since 1929, the herd now 3400, surviving extreme cold as they trek toward winter delivery next year.
A discussion on greetings and hospitality contrasts genuine welcomes with overdone poise. It argues true warmth comes from a disciplined mind and open, sincere hospitality rather than decorous veneer.
A roundup of quips on lawyers advertising and the 18th amendment, humorous observations about beer, money, and marriages. Local court rulings praise advertising freedom for optometrists while other notes joke about mirrors, manners, and social quirks across towns.
The escape of trans Atlantic flyer Stanislaus Felix Hausner near Warsaw is labeled a miracle by some papers and a lucky escape by others. Critics warn against glamorizing such ventures while supporters praise fore sight courage and practical planning that allowed a drifting plane to be rescued by the Circle Shell and a British tanker.
A digest of opinions from multiple newspapers on recent association motions edited by Consolidated Press. Editorials discuss possible reforms and policy directions while weighing risks and benefits for members and the public.
The poem honors parents watching children perform in a school graduation play. It describes weary but proud fathers and mothers applauding their sons and daughters as they recite verses and perform. The poem reflects on memory, growth, and gratitude toward a higher Father for education and life lessons learned.
A Bible Thought For Today centers on Proverbs 30 8 urging removal of vanity and lies and a request for neither poverty nor riches. The meditation emphasizes steady provision and spiritual balance.
Abbott Lawrence Lowell argues that social stability and progress hinge on mutual neighborly confidence. He explains that wars followed by prosperity trigger speculative booms, but such cycles stem from human conduct and can be controlled by foresight and restraint.
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