New Castle News Masthead and publishing details
The New Castle News records its ownership and staff with office locations on Sycamore Street and Apple Way. It lists officers including Sarah G. Treadwell president and James T. eG eS petals as secretary treasurer and manager, with George W. Conway as editor and city editor. Subscription rates are shown for daily and mail services.
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Sarah G. Treadwell
Aad
Dendie
James T. Eg
Ered L. Hrentz
Treas
Man
George W. Conway
Special Notice on Checks and Mail to The News Co
Public notice directs all payments and communications be addressed to The News Co. New Castle Pennsylvania, not to any individual. The instruction clarifies proper remittance handling and official contact for correspondence.
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News Co
New Castle
Let Them Wait and Everest Been Recounted in Lofty Terms
An expert report for The Hague conference notes Russia’s exhausted economy and Soviet reliance on foreign aid, signaling a bluffing stance. The piece shifts to a vivid Everest expedition metaphor, describing climbers braving extreme cold with oxygen tanks and gas masks, suggesting ultimate limits of human endurance and the unlikely conquest of Everest soon.
Everest Climber Denied Passage as Expedition Ends
A British expedition attempting Mount Everest after months of effort has abandoned the climb. Reported from Thibet the high altitude assault faced severe conditions and remains a tale of endurance and glory for the explorers despite the setback. The piece contrasts Everest difficulties with polar exploration and notes the climbers showed remarkable intrepidity.
Today in History and Anniversaries Highlights
A list of notable anniversaries and dates: 1816 Paul Hamilton dies in Beaufort South Carolina. 1817 Christopher D Ebeling dies in Hamburg. 1843 Ulysses S Grant graduates West Point. 1879 Sutro Tunnel completion celebrated in Carson Valley Nevada. 1880 Expulsion of Jesuits from France. 1886 Canadian Pacific Railway opens for traffic. 1837 John Russell Young named Librarian of Congress. 1919 Chicago sees over 1 000 clerks and stenographers strike.
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Paul Hamilton
Navy
President Madison
Beaufort
S. C
South Carolina
Christopher D. Ebeling
Harvard
Hamburg
Ulyses S. Grant
West Point
Sutro
Carson Valley
Nevada
France
John Russell Young
Congress
Chicago
Bible Thought For Today A NATIONS GREATNESS
A devotional note highlights Proverbs 14 34 asserting righteousness exalts a nation while sin brings reproach. The excerpt offers moral reflection on national character and conduct.
Bible Question on Revering the Creator in Revelation 4 11
The inquiry asks why one should revere the Creator citing Revelation 4 11. It foregrounds worship and worthy authority, emphasizing that the Creator is sovereign, holy, and deserving of praise for creation and governance of all things.
Henry Hi Parke to Speak at De Kalb Farm Bureau Decennial
A prominent leader, Henry Hi Parke, will headline the De Kalb Illinois decennial farm bureau celebration. Parke, a Michigan graduate and early organizer of the first farm bureau, helped unite over a million progressive farmers across 47 states and 1,600 counties.
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Farm Bureau
de Kalb
Ill
Henry Hi. Parke
Parke
University of Michigan
University of West Virginia
Farmers’ Institute
United States
Taft Named Chief Justice A Year Ago
Sinn Fein leaders were released from jail to attend a peace parley while commemorations mark one year since William H. Taft was appointed chief justice of the United States.
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William H. Taft
United States
Sinn Fein
Toilet Articles In A Local Catalog
A humorous exchange unfolds as Cactus Joe asks for toilet articles at a novelty counter. The young woman explains the items and labels them as toilet articles, noting a recent use that prompted the er… clean proper behavior.
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Cactus Joe
Morning musings and quirky notes from a bygone page
Light verse and clipped anecdotes fill a newspaper page. Jokes about luck, stock shares, and a goat trouble in Hazelton mingle with mentions of a Decatur tarantula and a shoe repair twist. Slight satire and local color anchor the item.
Elephants and laughter in daily life and politics
A collection of light vignettes and opinions ranges from elephant coin collectors in temples to branded fruit in New York. It cites Lloyd George and Wilson, mentions a Long Island theatre manager shot by his wife, and muses on charity, strikes, and horse sense with a humorous Uncle Si aside.
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New Castle
New York City
Long Island
Delicate wedding details and odd notices from pages
The paper recalls a wedding with a bride in navy blue ostrich plume and mentions a missing invitation. An odd ad asks about a baby cutter, prompting humane society concerns. It notes the Fourth of July approaching and a wish for rest in New Castle. A Western Christian Advocate excerpt shows a child singing with a Grandpa who plays piano before a child shouts for more gas.
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New Castle
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East 28Th St
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American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Russia
Detroit Free
Europe
Austria
Genoa
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Mount Everest
Everest
Tainty
By Donahey
J. B. Donahey
Himalayas
Isolation
Hardy Ad
Arctic
Polar Explorer
Canadian Pacific Railway
Washington Star
Cooper & Butler
Palm Beach
Kool Kloth
Madras
Edgar A. Guest
West
Owen Money
Police
Pennsylvania
Decatur, Ill
Tropics
Hazelton
South Orange
James McKenna
New York Stock Exchange
Rube
Heck
Bourbon
Bourbon County
Kansas
Floyd
William Prestage
Texas Panhandle
India
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Germany
League of Nations
Illinois
Wilson
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Ford
Pep
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Abe Martin
Humane Society
Western Christian Advocate of
Cincinnati
Myron
Grandpa
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Cooper-Butler
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the Winter CO
Winter Company
Winter Bros
East Washington Street
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