New Castle News: Local Paper Details Staff and Prices
The New Castle News, published every evening except Sunday, lists Fred L. Rentz as president and manager, Lucy Treadwell Hay as vice president, and George Te Conway as secretary treasurer. Subscription rates are 7.60 yearly by mail or 6.00 for 12 months by mail. shorter terms priced accordingly.
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Lucy Treadwell Hay
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Ordinary man the backbone of the nation
The piece argues the ordinary people hold society together. It contrasts extremes with the common masses bearing social and political loads, living routine lives, loving rationally, and rarely stirring reform. The author calls the typical man the nation's true hope.
Lower tax rates urged by Green in tax cut push
Congressman Green, chair of the House Ways and Means Committee, advocates further income tax reductions and government economy. He says national conditions could permit tax cuts next year, pleasing taxpayers eager to be freed from tax burdens, though mindful of President Coolidge’s stance.
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Congressman Green
House
Ways and Means Committee
Washington
Coolidge
Mellon and Coolidge Record Government Tax Reductions
The text notes Mellon and the Coolidge administration reducing government costs and taxes. It argues Americans bear a heavier postwar tax burden than before but compares favorably to Europe where taxes rose while citizens had less money. Federal taxes in the U S are described as declining while many European nations increased levies.
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Coolidge
United States
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Russia
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Radio as an advertising medium debates and cautions
The piece argues against turning radio into a broad advertising channel. It cites government bans, high costs, and public interest in entertainment and education. Dr. Lee De Forest questions commercial use, noting radio should entertain and inform, while ads may threaten the audience’s experience.
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Lee Deforest
Weather and flight milestones Hit Oklahoma Smothered by Snow
One year ago nearly a foot of snow fell in Oklahoma while U S globe circling aviators reached Seattle in a notable travel round up.
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Oklahoma
U. S
Seattle
Safety Sam Says Crass Streets On A Velocipede
Fragmented OCR reads indicate a street incident involving a velocipede rider named Luan Johny. The trolley car collision left scattered fragments, with no further readable damage details or identities available.
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Luan Johny
Inane Riffs and Unclear Statements From Aged Column
A garbled pastiche mixes social quips and political quirks about gossip and milk policy with misprints and nonsensical phrases. It reflects a fragmentary historical newspaper snippet with scattered names and ideas, none clearly forming a coherent report.
Spring News and Social Jests Mix In A Patchy Page
A miscellany of reflections on politics and Honest toil ends with college polo fun. Quips about bees, beards and back-seat myths mix with spring gardening hints. The tone mirrors a small town paper. humorous vignettes and social notes weave through with casual, era voice.
Unclear snippet hints at a playful toast or toastlike chant
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a festive gathering with talk of a potato dish and a toast to someone, noting a last pay period and a coat. Names and places are indecipherable, leaving only general party rhetoric and celebratory phrases.
The World And The Mud Puddles
Opinion piece on international meddling and German politics following World War I. It argues nations pry into others affairs, questions German democracy under the Kaiser’s fall, and cautions that Allied powers remain concerned with debts and peace terms while Germany shapes its government.
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Mhert
Julara
Germany
William
America
Mohenzollerna
Republic
Bismarck
France
England
United States
Europe
Solitary games and stock market musings mix oddly
A jumble of quotes and opinions fills the page with light satire on chess and golf, a Mark Twain joke on speculation, a Southelde woman clever with corkscrews as hooks, and editors debating an all day working pattern while noting wheat lag and bakery timing.
Moonshiner tale and small town courtroom quips
Edgar A. Guest recounts Georgia stories and rural humor. A moonshiner’s night in jail is suspended for a month to aid an expected baby, a barber’s long service is noted, and a boy’s school composition on twins adds light. Also mentions the Ramey Eugenics bill passage and seasonal birds returning north.
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Alrdala
No Man Can Command Without Obedience Sermons
Roy T. Smirk and Dr. D L Nor present sentence sermons urging obedience first. They warn against demanding salary and power before serving, stressing loyalty, respect, and alignment with community values and divine will.
Reform in English legal rights and accused persons
A fragmentary excerpt discusses growing concerns over ununounced minors and the need for reform in England's legal system. It pleads for better protection of accused persons and laments the slow pace of reform, urging action for public welfare.
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Sreath
England
Myitfadel Qnia Inquirer
Curiosities of the Taw: Pittburgh Murder Conviction Reversed
A man convicted of two murders and five crimes sees his conviction overturned in federal court due to the simultaneous trial on multiple murder indictments. The court ruled that trying him for two murders at once violated constitutional rights, a decision noted amid public indifference to the legal maneuvering.
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Pittshurgh
United States
Lwe
Royal charter and colonial figures anniversary notes
A list of historical anniversaries mentions a royal charter by Charles II to the Duke of York covering the region between the Delaware and Connecticut rivers, 1727 death of Sir Isaac Newton in Kensington, December birth details, Samuel Johnson's Rambler debut, and Patrick Henry's Richmond speech advocating resistance to Britain.
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Charles VV
Duke of York
Connecticut
Sir Marc Newton
Rambler
Samuel Johnson
Patrick Henry
Richmond
England
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