New Castle News Details and Business Staff and Notices
New Castle News published daily except Sunday from 28 North Mercer Street New Castle Pa lists staff including editor and manager with subscriptions rates and mailing details. It notes circulation practices advertising correspondence welcome and urges readers to remit payments to New Castle Pa. Also lists international news service affiliations and subscription mailing addresses for offices in New York City and Lindenfeld. Special notice asks that payments be sent to New Castle Pa and not to other locations.
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New York City
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Bureau of Circulation
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
New Castle High Stadium to Be Erected This Spring
The New Castle area plans to add the first section of a high school stadium at Ben Franklin field after a successful campaign to sell seats. Construction should start this spring and finish by fall, with the project funding arising from increasing school athletic interest and anticipated stadium use for field days and pageants.
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IGH School
Ben Franklin Field
Buti
New Castle
Pennsylvania
Traffic Whole Records Death Toll Warns of Home Dangers
Herbert Hoover cites traffic crashes causing 23 000 deaths and 680 000 serious injuries yearly with a $600 million economic loss. He warns highway death prevention will take years of effort and education and notes falls in homes kill nearly as many people as traffic. Careful habits could reduce risk.
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Herbert Hoover
The Useless Good Cit Zen In The Community
A critique of the so called good citizen who breaks no laws yet acts for self gain. He never volunteers for community movements or boosts. When calamity strikes charity responds but he remains detached from collective need.
Pennsylvania Attractions in Push for Tourist Booklet
The Pennsylvania state chamber of commerce plans a pictorial booklet showcasing highways, scenery, and historic sites to attract steadily growing automobile tourists. It argues Pennsylvania combines historic shrines, industrial strength, diverse agriculture, and wild tracts, promising strong future visitor business as ads boost awareness.
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Pennsylvania
State Chamber of Commerce
Colorado
Feannaylyanta
V. Ginig
United States
Union
Fort Pitt
Independence Hall
Valley Forge
Gettysburg
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
Puns and Whimsical Proverbs From a Curious Message
A playful text remarks that some knockers mistake themselves for opportunity and urges shy people to reveal what they truly are. It also jokes that the early worm will be with us soon and references a girl whose shyness centers on a clumsy phrase about clashes.
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Gota
Bloomfield
Silly Clippings and Bits From The City Listings
A chaotic jumble of local quirks and notices, mentioning Admiral Sims, New Castle, and a street scuffle as Mrs Huggins was knocked down during Saturday shopping. References to Congress debates, emigration in Russia, Walter Johnson, and a plea about a March 12 baby birth notice for Lawrence County with a $3 reward.
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Lawrence County
Chicago
Edsel Ford
Parodied Scribbles From Paris to London in March
A jumble of misheard words and sly jottings on social manners in America and Europe. Notes on ear fashion in Paris, Parliament walkouts in London, and idle remarks on radicals and names. A tongue in cheek forecast hints at a rough March and superstition about Friday the 14th.
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Paris
America
London
Parliament
Laborite
See Pennsylvania First Push Aids Local Civic Move
A city group launches a movement urging readers to prioritize Pennsylvania first. The column notes Pennsylvania’s natural beauty and miles of roads, touts travel possibilities within the state, and highlights local interest in patriotic and civic themes.
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Pennsylvania
New Castle fashion spreads to cities and even broadcasting
A jumble of quips notes Bloomfield marriages, umbrella jokes, and a wave of social trivia. Farm life is described with rising wheat prices, hogs at high values, and cheerful spring plowing amid commentary on public mores and politics.
Thine Wolf and Lamb to Dwell Together
Isaiah 11 6 presents a vision where the wolf lies with the lamb and the leopard with the kid a child leads them Omar offers a contemplative reflection on this prophecy guidance and peace
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Omar
The World And The Mud Puddies Reflects on Coolidge Era
Opinion piece praising Andrew Mellon and Calvin Coolidge, arguing the nation should accept higher taxes on inherited fortunes, praising honesty and thrift of past figures like Franklin while criticizing Washington elites for extravagance. Claims Americans are better than ancestors and champions the president’s economic quietism.
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Andrew Mellon
Treasury
United States
Alexander Hamilton
Galvin Coolidge
Benjamin Franklin
Richard
Europe
Franklin
Machiavell
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Chicago
Coolidge
Russia
America
Ife
A Watch Poem by Edgar A. Guest 1925
A nostalgic verse recalls a boy's longing for a first watch and the joy of gifting it on Christmas. The narrator narrates receiving a grandmother clocklike heirloom, the charm of ticking, and the lasting happiness tied to sharing a simple timepiece with a younger generation. The piece embodies youthful desire and familial sentiment.
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Nate
Edgar A. Guest
One Year Ago Wenry Ford Muscle Shoals Approval
A fragmentary note recalls a one year old US House vote on Wenry Ford relating to Muscle Shoals projects. The text references a 227 to one vote and hints at domestic implications surrounding a spouse, though details are unclear due to the damaged source.
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Wenry Ford
U. 8
House of Rupragentaires
Sla
Albany Chosen as Permanent Capital of New York
Anniversary notes list several historic events including Albany becoming the state capital, Scott's Vera Cruz investment in 1847, and a 1893 Boston fire. Also noted are the 1863 royal marriage, 1895 Reina Regente tragedy, 1899 Utah Senate deadlock, and Prinz Eitel Friedrich's sinking report.
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Albany
New York
Winfield Scott
Vera Cruz
Ohio
Columbus
Cincinnati
Cholere
Alexandra of
Denmark
Prince of Wales
Boston
Trafalgar Bay
Utah
United States
Prinz Eitel Friedrich
Newport News
William P. Frys
Seventy Fifth Anniversary of Dr Mary Mills Patrick
The Day notes the seventy fifth anniversary of Dr Mary Mills Patrick famed founder of the American College for Girls. Her lasting impact on education in the United States and abroad is acknowledged as a pivotal moment in women’s higher learning.
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Mary Mills Patrick
American College For Girls
Con
Dr Patrick’s Long Teaching Career in the Near East
A New England native educated in the West and Europe, Dr Patrick earned a doctor’s degree in Europe and led the college in Constantinople from 1890. Supported by generous backers and American teachers, she raised the institution’s standing and earned Moslem respect. She resigned last year after fifty three years in Near East American education work.
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New East
Patrick
Ifty
Near East
Sentence Sermons By Fool
Fragmentary lines discuss fools seeking company in folly and urging questions that stymie the wisest. It mentions costly habits, bold denials of fate, and external excuses to avoid blame, ending with a critique of smug wisdom.
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