New Castle News details staff and contact information
The New Castle News lists staff roles including Freddy Renty as resident editor and Poon macendwell as managing editor with Luey Trewdwell Hay as vice president and several officers. It notes circulation details and membership in newspaper associations, plus address at 29 North Mercer Street and a general call for correspondence and advertising representatives.
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Uniforms in schools provoke strong detractors and debate
A long opinion piece argues against compulsory school uniforms, warning of drabness and loss of individualism while contrasting with fears of state control and social conformity. It also touches on rubber production and other diverse topics, reflecting a broad editorial stance.
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Pennsylvania
JUST FOLKS BY SUGAR A GUEST EPYLPHBS
Five villagers recall a father figure in a fragmented poem. A Maiden Aunt laments spoiling love, the Priest frames death as life’s preparation, and a Drunkard is pitied as others judge him. The piece reflects communal memory and moral judgments.
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Push Toward State Compulsory Auto Liability Insurance
Discussion in several states of mandatory public liability insurance for automobile drivers unfolds over the next decade. Proposals envision a state fund into which all licensed drivers pay, to cover damages from accidents. Supporters argue many drivers lack resources to cover losses. opponents include insurance companies wary of mandates.
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Wilbur Nominated for Secretary of the Navy
President Coolidge nominates Curtis D. Wilbur of California to be Secretary of the Navy as part of a broader executive reshuffle. The choice signals a move to fill key defense posts with an established administrator and naval familiarity, pending confirmation.
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Curtis D. Wilbur
California
Secretary of the Navy
Safety Sam Says Ox If Yesterday Was Friday
A playful regional note riffs on a quirky calendar line about Friday being the thirteenth and a bird that never seeks care. The piece reads like a local humor column with playful wordplay and seasonal mood.
Hints and Hints Sun sets tonight and other notes
A jumble of social and political snippets covers Coolidge era debates. References include reforms, the National Independent Party, teapot dome, income tax issues, and random prognostications. A Chicago minister becomes a prize fighter while inflationary chatter dots the column.
Misread Teaser Lines Up With Police Reference
A ragged quotation shows ABE MARTIN style humor about fow and confounding phrases. The text mentions a Herrin policeman and a stubborn view of a poor fish to illustrate a rough, folksy exchange.
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Herrin
Stone Mountain Monument Debate Reflects Iron and Stone Obsessions
An December era essay laments decorative trends in iron and stone figures across the United States. It cites Stone Mountain and a dispute between Borglum and a Southern committee over carvings of Confederate heroes, contrasting monuments with public needs like hospitals and libraries.
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Gutson Borglum
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Confederacy
Editorial on avoiding morbid art and embracing humane writing
Dr. Frank Crane urges writers to shun morbid sensationalism and instead seek healthy, rational creativity. He praises Dickens and Goethe, warns against bitterness and sensational protest, and counsels humor, empathy, and personal responsibility as the path to a saved world. Copyright 1925 by The McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Goethe
Victor Hugo
Macaulay
Emerson
Maeterlinck
Howells
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Henry
Conan Doyle
Reade
Wilkie Collins
Jane
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Bible Thought A For Today Har Thou Not
A devotional line echoes Isaiah reminding readers not to fear for God is with them. The text references strength help and uphold by God’s righteous right hand in a modernized wording.
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A fragmentary reflection on personal growth through ideas books self entertainment and moral character. It mentions a faithful wife, noble thoughts, and a talent for making friends. The tone is admonitory and devotional in nature.
Press Comment Redistribution by Investments
Harvard political science professor Thomas Carver notes workers are better paid and save more, investing in stocks and bonds of their employers. He says such savings in corporate securities and labor banks are reshaping property ownership on a large scale, potentially ending the old capital labor struggle.
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Carver
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Notable sculptor Cutzon Borglum linked to Stone Mountain
The article outlines Cutzon Borglum as a gifted settler, inventor, and artist involved in the Stone Mountain memorial controversy. Born in Daha, he trained in San Francisco and Paris, spending 1890 to 1902 largely in Europe studying and working.
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Statue works and civic design mark Lincoln head in rotunda
The text notes painting and sculpture crossing into Paris Salon and other cities, with the artist settling in New York and producing major civic and architectural sculptures. It highlights the colossal Lincoln head in the Washington rotunda and the Lincoln statue in Newark, New Jersey, as notable public works.
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America
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Washington
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Anniversaries and notable events from 1836 to 1923
A list of historical anniversaries notes events from 1836 railroad charter to 1923 awards and deaths. Entries include Joseph Holt, Karl Marx, Benjamin Shively, Henry W. Bigh, and Hastern Gulick, with scattered remarks about a Chicago actor and street noise unrelated to the main items.
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Joseph Holt
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Karl Marx
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Prussia
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Calif
Jules
Binjamin F. Shively
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Henry W. Bigh
New Hampshire
United States Senate
Washington D.C
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Hastern Gulick
Poland
Allied Council of Ambassadors
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