New Castle News Publication Details and Addresses
New Castle News published daily except Sunday from 29 North Mercer Street New Castle Pennsylvania. The paper operates under The News Company and International News Service with offices in New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Detroit Milwaukee Chicago. Subscriptions vary by term and method. a special notice directs payments to The News Co. address in New Castle and not to individuals.
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Fourth of July Safety Dangers Highlighted
Public advisory urges heightened alert for motorists and pedestrians during Fourth of July celebrations. Emphasizes immediate physician care for fireworks injuries, prone pressure resuscitation basics, drowning risks, and strict supervision of children with fireworks.
End of War of 1812 Widow Pensions Marks Long Fiscal Toll
The last War of 1812 widow pension has been paid, ending a century of payments. The piece notes the rising costs of World War I veteran relief, including bonuses and adjusted compensation, with projections of continued care into the mid 20th century and calls for expanding pension provisions.
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Pessimists Urged To Take Holiday After Pepper Speech
Former Senator George Pepper urged Bar Association members to back the president and avoid politics during the peace emergency. He argued courage and unity are needed, comparing the president to an officer rallying retreating troops. He urged Americans to stand behind Hoover for world peace and happiness. The speech ends with a quip about law as a musical instrument.
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LIMPING LIMERICK and Hash-House Motto Fragments
A fragmented verse piece notes an old blind man named Gale with a quirky marriage line and a refrain on self-preservation and braille. An odd HASH-HOUSE MOTTO proclaims Our Meal Is A Show In Itself Even The Salads Have A Dressing Room.
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Limerick
Gale
All Of Us Talk Behind My Back Call Me Names
A speaker laments that friends discuss them behind their back and title urges no apologies. The item frames social friction and personal hurt without listing specific people or events.
Don’t Feel Sorry For Me I Want Your Honest Talk
The speaker rejects pity and asks for blunt honesty and accountability. He warns that sympathy weakens a person and damages self respect, urging others to challenge him rather than comfort him, and to avoid treating him as a lean on which others rely.
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Beast of Burden
Hints and Hints and Salty Sayings From a Sunday Page
A collage of quirks and tiny observations from a newspaper page. Items include a Los Angeles judge on cruel denial in marriage and jokes about crime waves and religious performances in Siam. Tramps and old log wagons mingle with transit notes and "The Green Pastures" in New York.
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Condemnation Of Country Aimed At Reckless Airmen
The piece surveys editorial views across papers condemning low flying by air lines at public events. It cites Hoover's critique at the Harding memorial dedication and calls for clearer regulations to protect crowds and speakers from aircraft disturbances.
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Movin van driver laughs at circus eight horses pulling a kang
The story recalls a moving van driver amused by eight circus horses pulling a wagon in a past era and notes people were paid for similar acts years ago. It reflects local color and old time entertainment.
Georgia's old laws and historic whispers in Savannah
A reflective piece contrasts Georgia's Blue Laws with colonial echoes from Savannah. It recalls John Wesley's rise of Sunday schools, notable figures like Sergeant Jasper and Eli Whitney, Savannah's shipyard feats, and a call for more paint to brighten Georgia.
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Laughing at the daily city rush home
The piece counsels travelers in a large city to accept delays with humor. It suggests watching others rush for transit as amusing, staying calm, and allowing extra time to reach work in good humor.
Believe It or Knot A Hollywood Pawn Shop Tale
A playful note recalls a Hollywood pawn shop nicknamed a holly hock shop and jokes about the Park Avenue fire truck crew never being cited for speeding. The machine was bought nineteen years ago to protect the city’s highest tax district and not a resident.
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Symposium of Editorial Views on Motions Edited by Consolidated Press
A daily digest presents a symposium of editorial opinions from newspapers nationwide on important subjects. Edited by the Consolidated Press Association, the digest compiles leading viewpoints from multiple editorial boards and outlines key positions on current issues.
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Just Folks Iris Poem Reflection by Edgar A Guest
A 1931 poem by Edgar A Guest laments the brief life of a blooming iris. The speaker speaks to the flower’s strength and beauty, noting winds, gossamer delicacy, and a week of spring glory followed by inevitable fading.
Sentence Sermons By Rev Roy L Smith D D
The column presents brief religious reflections from Rev Roy L Smith D D. Each item offers a focused moral takeaway drawn from daily life, church teachings, and scripture.
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A Portrait of a Lapses of Character
A series of definitions condemns the man who neglects mind for food, sacrifices health for wealth, fixates on a single topic, wars with conscience, succumbs to the underworld, fails to invest in himself, and loses belief in his own power.
Bible Thought For Today and Rail Crossing Reminder
A devotional note cites 1 Corinthians 3 16 about believers as God's temple and asks for a living sacrifice in prayer. It adds a roadside caution to be careful at rail crossings where tall yellow grain stands, warning you may not pass that way again.
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