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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1926
Page
4
New Castle News, owned and published by The News Company, a corporation. The brief item identifies the publisher and notes corporate ownership.
The article discusses thrift education growing in U S schools with millions instructed and deposits exceeding 30 million dollars and notes towns where every pupil banked. It contrasts thrift with misused spending and cites President Coolidge. It then critiques the party primary system as failing to curb money influence, arguing reforms are still needed.
A discussion notes that lawsuits for damages over a wife's affections are common, prompting questions about how plaintiffs value affection and why they lose them. It urges greater care and consideration in marital conduct to prevent alienation.
The text presents a Bible verse from John 11 26 proclaiming Jesus as the resurrection and the life. It ends with a stray line criticizing a political party over delegate wiring and fairness.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a married plan and evening activities with unclear context and no verifiable facts. No identifiable people places or events present to summarize reliably.
A collage of musings on politics, manners, and society from jokes to local notes. The column riffs on Prohibition, money and ethics, with anecdotes about sheriffs, milkmaids, preachers, and a Niagara Falls honeymoon trend. It blends humor with social commentary and local color.
A collage of quips on age, elections, Prohibition, and social quirks. Notes urge skepticism of Ware’s senate bid, discuss back-to-the-farm sentiment, and mock legislative talk. Jokes touch on New York barbers, whips, and women drivers, with odd bits about Coolidge, Europe, and local Welsh culture.
Arthur Brisbane surveys farmer sentiment as Congress trims taxes and debates farm policy. He notes looming decisions for farmers about supporting Coolidge or potential Democrat candidates, amid primaries and party infighting. He also highlights Rockefeller foundation scholars visiting the US and Worm-Mueller's book on Europe's economy as broader context.
In Day's News Louise Banna emerges as the standard bearer for the regular Republicans in the contest for the United States senate seat, with the race centering on party leadership and candidate cohesion amid a crowded field.
The piece profiles a long prominent North Dakota political figure, Mr Hanna, noting his rise from Pennsylvania native to Dakota territory banker and businessman. It mentions his entry into politics in 1895, service in the state house and senate, two terms in Congress, and governorship starting in 1913 amid nonpartisan league activities.
A 1926 editorial argues that non voters feel politics lack substance and equal information. It cites voter apathy as a danger in democracy and claims parties must offer meaningful issues to motivate participation. The piece critiques conventions and candidate quality, noting media influence and shifting loyalties.
A fragment lists events from history such as the British Parliament rejecting the adoption of the secret ballot system, M Blandin crossing the Niagara River on a tightrope, and Montenegro and Serbia declaring war on Turkey in 1876. The text is sparse and date fragments are uneven.
Yale University alumni from the class of 1891 gathered for a reunion week at the Taft Hotel in New Haven. Attendees hailed from California, Texas, Oregon, and abroad including China and Constantinople. The gathering celebrated enduring camaraderie, reflecting on five-year and ten-year reunions and the lasting bond among graduates.
Poem describes twilight tasks and calm summer nights as birds settle and the town quiets. The speaker stands in a garden, feeling a sacred stillness and bowing blossoms, cherishing the beauty of nature at dusk.
A fragmented note ponders bird behavior and human vices with questions on ownership power envy and thought. It also lists office hours for Mr. O M Booker and dates of availability.
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