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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1925

Page

4

New Castle News staff and notice details

The New Castle News lists ownership by That Company and officers including Fred L ment é editor AL Ow Treadwell and Lucy Treadwell Hay as vice president with James Yvanscee as assistant treasurer and George aire Conway as secretary. It notes daily publication from 29 North Mercer Street and subscription rates, urging public-interest correspondence and noting advertising representation in New York City.

Fred L. Mente Ivrea Man AL OW. Treadwell Lucy Treadwell Hay Slacob Mgr Treas James Yvanscee George Aire Conway North Mercer Street

Temperament and the American Artist in Public Life

A fragment discusses temperament as a serious factor in art and public success. It contrasts practical American artists who excel for substance over attention seeking behavior, praising quiet, steady work and unlauded contributors who raise local standards. It notes the danger of flashy publicity and the value of real influence.

Earth Trembles as Slight Quake Shocks New Castle

Scientists puzzled by a minor earthquake felt in New Castle and parts of the United States on Saturday night. The tremor, unusual for the region, prompted study but is considered very slight with no expected recurrence in this area.

Cientists New Castle United States

Fragments Report Mention of Stone Mountain Project Debates

The readable text references the Stone Mountain project and a statement about American appreciation. No clear event date or named individuals are readable. the fragment hints at public sentiment and national context surrounding the project.

Lorelei lure and death in old sea tale echoed today

A terse poem invokes the Lorelei legend of perilous seas and alluring women. It contrasts past and present, noting deadly fates tied to beauty and deception. The piece laments that the true deathly implications of such tales are rarely spoken.

Lorelei

Teeth care in schools and village chatter amid city life

Public school pupils learn dental care amid a flow of local sketches on city life. The column weaves anecdotes about behavior, manners, a spankings case, a parking ordinance idea, and a remark on a Jersey cow at a farm, reflecting daily town concerns and social mood.

Fragmented 1920s column notes on radio, heredity and society

A garbled newspaper fragment surveys radio night plans for New Castle readers, then pivots to reflections on heredity, aging, and virtue. It argues heredity shapes but effort refines character, praising endurance, North and South alike, with references to old timers, manners, and advertising in Castle News.

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Stolen Milk Sparks Nighttime Vengeance Tale

A fragment describes a theft by a hired man who emptied milk supplies before supper. Freddy’s remark puns on the culprit while an uncle asks why. The text then shifts to social comment about conservative easterners who favor Pa Ferguson as the power behind the scenes, noting it is hard for a rich man to reach heaven or jail.

Barkum Fredin Alea Freddy

The Case Against a Child Labor Constitutional Amendment

The piece argues against a federal amendment to ban child labor, claiming most children work for necessary support and that state laws already regulate schooling. It warns such an amendment would trigger broad prohibitions on youthful work, harm industry habits, and create new evils, urging better controls on “greedy slave drivers” over commerce instead.

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The Old Man's Confession by Edgar A. Guest

A faded speaker recalls noble dreams unmet by fear and hesitation. He admits he avoided effort and quit pursuing fame, failing to endure hardship and pain. The poem ends with a broken, cautious man lamenting lost potential and lack of pluck.

Notable dates from history on anniversaries

Today's anniversaries list figures and events with scattered dates. It mentions Alexander H. Bullock born 1816, Heinrich Olbers 1840, Samuel Spencer 1847, Viscount Gough 1868, the 1875 metric conference in Paris, Hayes elected president 1877, James H. Oliver 1908, and a U S Canada halibut fishing convention 1923.

Alexander H. Bullock Massachusetts Royalston Mass Worcester Heinrich Wilhelm Olbers Pallas Vesta Bremen Samuel Spencer Southern Railway Columbus Lynchbury Viscount Gough London Limertom Ireland Paris Electoral Commission Rutherford J. Hayes United States James H. Oliver South Bend Ind Scotland Canada

Trust in the Lord With All Thy Heart

A brief excerpt exalting Proverbs 3 6 urging faith in divine guidance over personal reasoning. The line emphasizes trust and humility in decision making and faith-based living.

Danish literary light Brandes hailed as foremost critic

George Brandes, aging near eighty five, is praised for his new book on modern religion. Born in Copenhagen to Jewish heritage, he studied law philosophy and arts at the University of Copenhagen and rose as Denmark's leading literary figure with prolific works translated worldwide.

George Brandes Denmark Copenhagen University of Coperhagen Brandoy

Pedestrian term shifts from walker to runner jumper

Evolving usage shows pedes trians once described walkers but now denotes athletes who run and jump, reflecting a rising emphasis on speed and leap actions in sports language.

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