New Castle News Staff and Publication Details
The New Castle News is owned by The News Company with Sarah G. Brentwes as trustee and president Lucy T. Wink. James T. Ray serves as vice president, Fred L. Rentz as secretary, and George W. Conway as editor with T. Conway as city editor. Published daily except Sundays from Sycamore Street and Apple Way offices. Bell 175 Citizens 56.
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Lucy T. Wink
James T. Ray
Fred L. Rentz
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George W. Conway
Sycamore Street
Apple Way
Subscriptions details for daily newspaper listed
The ad lists subscription options including a 16¢ daily by mail and a five dollar daily rate, with 3 and 8 month plans, and states subscriptions are on sale at leading newsstands.
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By Mail
Public Interest Correspondence Note from New Castle
Local notices describe a countywide call for correspondence on public matters. The entry is filed as Second Class Matter in New Castle Pennsylvania and cites telegraph and cable service by the International News Service. It lists advertising representation details for 8 G. Uisdenanein Inc and addresses in New York City.
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New Castle,“Pa
Sole Fores Advertising
G. Uisdenanein, Inc
East 28Th St
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Special Notice for Payments to The News Co.
All checks money orders drafts and communications should be addressed to The News Co New Castle Pa and not to any individual.
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News Co
New Castle
City Messengers in Red Uniforms Highlighted by Safe Threats
A column discusses the rise of bright red suited messengers carrying small safes around their waists in New York brokerage houses. The conspicuous display invites danger yet discourages robbers, while reflecting broader themes of urbanization and the loss of rural roots. It also touches on generational shifts, suburbanization, and the need for new blood in America.
Princeton Class of 1912 earns high average income
The New York World notes Princeton reports a class of 1912 with an average last year income of 6750 and a top earner at 50000, lowest at 3525, arguing Princeton proves higher utilitarian education. Harvard Yale and Columbia await figures, while the trend could worsen college congestion.
Judge Gary Praises Country Life For Youth Start
On his return to Wheaton Illinois Judge Gary advised that every young man should begin in the country. He said country life builds health, intellect, and character and improves life prospects.
Budgeteer Dawes Saves Congress Millions Before Breakfast
Budgeteer Dawes periodically proves his fiscal sharpness by pre breakfast expedients that save hundreds of millions for Congress to decide how to spend. The routine highlights his role in trimming wasteful expenditures ahead of budget negotiations.
Gas prices rise as drivers push with rising demand
The piece notes gasoline costs climbing and drivers accelerating more, while critics lament loud motor horns. It questions why manufacturers do not produce warning horns that avoid anger and disruption on the road.
Tariff Debate Sees Ongoing Dispute Over Who Pays
After three quarters of a century of argument the tariff issue remains contentious with disagreement over who should bear the burden. The debate spans governments industries and consumers as opinions diverge on fair taxation.
Wets Expect Small Beer and Light Whines
The phrase suggests limited gains for wets, implying minor concessions and mild protests rather than bold action. No explicit names, dates, or organizations are provided in the readable text.
Today's Anniversaries 1577 to 1919 events listed
A list of notable anniversaries includes Peter Paul Rubens born 1577 and died 1640, the 1794 Philadelphia negro church dedication, 1832 Detroit and St Joseph railroad charter, 1891 inland lake in Colorado desert, Epworth League 1893 Cleveland, 1904 Dan Emmett death, 1906 immigration bureau establishment, and 1919 Wilson sailing from Brest aboard the George Washington.
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Detroit and St. Joseph
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Colorado Desert
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United States Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
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Brest
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George Washington
Bible Question What does God require of man Deuteronomy 106 12 13
Question asks what Deuteronomy chapters 6 12 and 13 state God requires of man. It focuses on duty to love God with all heart soul and strength and to teach and honor God’s commandments.
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God
Woman novelist peddles books in London street
A young novelist stood on a prominent London street corner recently selling her own books. She sold 30 copies in an hour as passersby browsed her self published titles.
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London
Busy Summer Cottage Tales and Local Oddities
A humorous sketch on hosting at a summer cottage profiles a busy scene of cooking, cleaning, and hosting many guests. Nearby notes report on unrest, forgery arrests, a coal strike, and local mishaps including a newlywed accident and a coffin threat leading to a divorce plea. The column cites Mercer oil promoter arrest and rising penitentiary prisoner counts.
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Mercer
Texas
Remarkable Shenango Wedding Blushes Bridegroom at Ceremony
A Shenango township wedding drew attention when the groom blushed at the minister’s question and replied he had come with the intention, prompting amused remarks about the union. Nearby, a call was issued for a bull calf stake, and Legion auxiliary events urged attendance at their festivity.
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Shenango Township
Oust Mayor Oles Rival Slams George With Humor
A Youngstown election scene is described with a challenger calling George a baldheaded bird and criticizing safety rhetoric. The piece mocks regulators and rail clearance rules as outdated compared to the rival’s campaign style.
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Oles
Youngstown
George
Abe Martin Quips About Debt and Free Ideas
Abe Martin muses on escaping debt with a wry line about the cleverest plan being one that keeps people from using their own ideas. The quip reflects a self aware critique of financial restraint and ingenuity.
Strange sidewalk spatters across the city
A reader laments rude pedestrians who walk against the crowd on the sidewalk. The note questions whether such behavior stems from mental disturbance or sheer obstinacy and prompts reflection on collective etiquette.
Local chatter on fashion, fights, and forebodings of war
Jotted observations span social mores from dyeing hair to brides of 910, slang about home brew labeled Cinderella, and a warning that Greek Turkish tensions may escalate by force. The column notes politics, gender, and violence with sharp, nonchalant humor.
Gun Sense and Garbage Gripes From Southern Illinois
A columnist mocks careless gun handling and stray garbage dumping while approving miners in southern Illinois as law abiding citizens. The piece notes Loney Hoon’s vigilance and Mr. Lewis praising local citizens amid a tense civic tone.
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Lewis
Sudden Swim Dangers Highlight Youth Fatalities
The piece voices concern over rising youth drownings in rivers lakes and pools as summer days tempt swimmers. It urges safety and vigilance to curb tragic losses.
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