New Castle News Admits Local Readership and Rates
The New Castle News operas from 29 Mercer Street with daily editions except Sunday. Subscriptions cost 3 cents per copy or $5.00 yearly. daily mail rates listed. Local public-interest correspondence welcome from all parts of the county. Includes telegraph and cabin service details and advertising agents.
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Renresen, Tales
Lindenstein
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Ison Ave
New York
Elite
Audit Bureau of Circulation
American
Pubwiahertal Association
Debated Marriage Age Standards in Pennsylvania Legislature
Commentary observes ongoing fights over the minimum marriage age for girls with parental consent, noting states range from 16 to 21 and several require consent under 18. The piece also touches gardening guidance and cultural reflections, linking civic duties to health, food, and common sense.
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Pennsylvania
Maryland
New York
New Jersey
Opening of Baseball Season Sparks Fan Excitement Across Street
A March mood fixates on baseball as fans recall spring training and the coming season. The piece notes major league camps in the south, anticipation for April openers, and the ritual swatting of flies while newsboys check the sporting pages. Baseball is described as a perennial pastime tied to the annual cycle.
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Apri
Back Yard Warden Demonstrates War Era Benefits
During World War II era, the United States shows benefits from backyard security measures. Thousands of people, who normally would not consider using any building space, participate in this program and gain practical insights.
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United States
Rhododendrons and home sickness in folk verse
Edgar G Guest writes of struggling with rhododendrons. He recalls buying them every spring in splendor, bringing them home to bloom, only for them to wither in winter. He concludes his failure is not winter but homesickness.
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Edgar A. Guest
Milady
Corolber
Lindsight
Boati
England First and the World War Mindset
The piece argues that Britain must prioritize English interests over globalism, framing World War I and imperial security as primarily about England. It invokes Chamberlain, Lloyd George, and St. George sentiments, praising national unity and criticizing League of Nations ideas as misaligned with English safety and heritage.
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Austin
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Ek Council
Britain
Alfred
England
Harry
St. George
Burland
Germany
Lloyd George
Ramsey Macdonald
Stanteny Baldwin
League of Nations
World Court
Hughes
Magland
Europe
Alwayar
Russia
America
Hints and Dints From A Chaotic Summer Day
A fragmented column notes weather changes and light automatics on cars. It explores humorous observations on fashion age, politics, British anthropology, and random social vignettes. It recalls Congress salary raises, World Court votes, and a humorous misread of opportunities.
Springtime items and town opinions mingle in scattered notes
A collage of local observations on weather, taxes, birds, and daily life. remarks on spring regattas, school assessments, property values, and rail transit. Jokes on wealth, manners, and newsworthy asides frame a mid-century hometown snapshot with brief social commentary and humorous asides.
Luke citation on love of God and neighbor
A religious quotation from Luke 10 27 28 urges loving God with all heart soul strength and mind and loving neighbor as oneself a timeless biblical exhortation for daily conduct and faith.
Editorial argues for voting by mail in small areas
Dr Frank Crane discusses legislating mail voting to let towns use ballots by mail for residents who are ill or absent. William T Hamilton proposes a test in a ward with prepaid return envelopes. Estimated cost about $2,200 versus $5,363 in person, with potential turnout rising from 16 to 90 percent. Emphasizes secrecy, efficiency, and women’s role in promoting progress. Copyright 1925 McClure Newspaper.
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Mulwaukee
Mal Roving
Hamilton
Jess Chan
Staten
Iatanen
Post
Hamlten
McClure
Sentence Sermons From The Old Country Church
A fragmented OCR piece cites a series of aphorisms about community, character, and national parity. It contrasts old church influence with modern culture and hints at a critique of public virtue and visibility in a crowded social scene.
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Country Club
Senate Opposition to Warren as Attorney General
The senate rejects Charles B. Warren's nomination for attorney general, arguing the office belongs to the executive. The piece defends executive prerogative, denounces Senate overreach, and praises Warren's private success while noting constitutional limits and party critiques.
Anniversaries andHistorical Snippets 1909 to 1883
A compact note lists notable anniversaries and events from 1909 1815 and earlier. Highlights include Powers aiding Louis VII of France Bonaparte criticized, actor J K L Emmet born in Le Louis Drew Cornwall, Jefferson Davis sending a message to Congress, Ohio bishop Charles P Mellyalous dying in Florence, and Philadelphia Daily Times first issue. It also mentions cattle thieves in Douglas and Lincoln counties Washington and California legislature moving to San Jose plus Gen William J Palmer in Colorado Springs.
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France
Bonaparte
J. KL Emmet
le Louis
Cornwall
Jefferson Davis
Confederate State Congress
Charles P. Mellyalous
Ohio
Florence
Italy
Burlington
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Philadelphia Daily Times
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Douglas
Lincoln
Washington
Caliiornia Legisla
San Jose
William J. Palmer
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Washington Gardner Resigns as U S Pension Commissioner
The Day notes the resignation of Washington Gardner, longtime public servant and former Michigan official. Gardner, a Civil War veteran, served as secretary of state, congressman, and Michigan representative, and was prominent in Grand Army of the Republic circles. The piece reflects on his career and wartime service amid a broader critique of policy and photography.
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United States Commissioner of Pensions
Gardner
Government Bureau
Fir
Tora
Grand Rapids
Lothian College
Michigan
Congress
Grand Army
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