New Castle News Company and Officers Listing
A faded notice lists The News Company New Castle and its officers including president W. Treadwell, vice president Jacob F. Rantz, treasurer James T. Ray, and secretary George W. Cree. It details circulation rates, address 29 North Mercer Street, subscription prices, and services with telegraph and cable affiliations.
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Eee i. Rentz
Dros
Man Atror
W._ Treadwell
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Treadwell Thay Treannres
Jacob F. Rantz
Mat Treas
James T. Ray
George W. Ce
North Mercer Street
Law and Rotary honors in steady, opinionated notes
The item praises a juried verdict against a gun incident involving a city officer and commends the jurors. It also celebrates Dr. W Charles Wallace as district Rotary governor, lauds New Castle Rotarians for aiding crippled children, and comments on canal project debates, including editorials in the Saturday Evening Post.
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Rotary
New Castle Club
Wallace
New Castle Rotarians
Canal decision ends canal debate in district
After years of study the U S engineers deem the Ohio river and Lake Erie canal technically practical but economically unwise. David Jameson, who helped form the original canal commission, long opposed the project and remains noted for his cautious stance. Others on the commission had shown some support before the discussion stalled.
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Jameson
New York Barge Canal
Saturday Evening Post
United States Engineers
Beline
David Jameson
Peace Be His At Night by Edgar A. Guest
Poem argues a man’s home life supports his daytime courage and strength. A loving wife and thriving family empower him to face battles, while quarrels and fear at home can sap his resolve. The heart and home outweigh mere courage and wit in making a man truly worthy.
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Edgar A. Guest, Eg
New Castle
Shenango Town
Akin
German legal mind Simons to head German government
Dr. Walter Simons, a lawyer and classical scholar, serves as executive head of the German government awaiting a permanent successor to the late President. He has long service in government, former Westphalia state advocate judge, and specialized in civilian property in war. He attended The Hague and Vienna conferences as German delegate on private property in war and helped shape Brest-Litovsk and Versailles actions. He is about 60, born in Wibefeld, German Biael country, with a noted role in German policy.
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Walter Simons
Wbert
Westphalia
Hague
Vienna
Foreign Office
Brest-Litovsk
Trotsky
Germany
Supremes Council
Versailles
Simony
Wibefeld
Safety Sam Says car seat rules improve road safety
A lighthearted column argues that securing a child in a car seat is as important as keeping roads clear. It stresses safety, cites common sense, and urges readers to follow pediatric guidance for travel.
Hints and Dints Selections Touch Global Issues and Local Jabs
A collage of satirical notes and snippets on taxation, Prohibition, politics, and daily life. It cites taxes, social norms, and public figures, with quips about bankers, hotels, and reform movements. It mentions W D Shepherd, W J Bryan, and Franklin D Roosevelt in light commentary.
Fragmentary Prose on Education and Justice
A garbled excerpt touches on piracy and travel to education, mentions a bootlegger and justice, hints at poverty and a wife, and describes an admiral in a flawed stance. The text reads like dialect poetry or a fragmentary vignette discussing consequences of education and crime.
Poem Line Refers to Time and Age Passage
A reflective verse line contrasts twenty turning to memory and seventy springs yielding a score, leaving fifty years remaining as the speaker contemplates aging. The brief couplet evokes time’s passage and the finite nature of life.
World and the Mud Puddles on Russias Asia Conflict
In bold public print debate on a Japanese Russian treaty, the writer argues Russia, a Slav and Aryan people, now neighbors Europe after historic clashes. He traces Slavs to Caucasus origins, notes Attila’s Huns mingling, and claims Russia rejects Caucasian obligations while turning toward Japan and China as potential allies against Europe and America.
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Russia
Japan
Carrcat
Carpathian Mountains
Europe
Dnessier
Attila
Haa
Americas
America
Early Rising and Its Moral Signature in Editorial View
The piece argues for early rising as healthful and morally superior, citing better air, clearer thought, and productive work. It contrasts morning routines with gambling, late hours, and nocturnal study, noting some exceptions like a mathematician who thrived after midnight and writers who work best at night. Copyright 1926 by Tris McClure Syndicate.
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Lam
Ike
Wnryl
Sin
John Wesley
Tris McClure
Have fought a good fight finished course kept faith
A religious verse from 2 Timothy 4 7 appears as a church message claiming the speaker has completed spiritual training and will receive a righteous crown in heaven. The line emphasizes perseverance faith and final reward in a devotional tone.
Sentence Sermons About Fortune and Duty
A reflective verse exhorting prudence and piety. It honors a son who respects parental guidance, fears divine judgment over human praise, and finds joy in daily labor. It also notes the value of honest neighbors and sincere friendship in a humble life.
Liverpool and Manchester Canal Completion Noted
An OCR heavy record lists events and anniversaries including a canal linking Liverpool and Manchester completed, a celebrated philologist bequeathing Oriental manuscripts to Harvard born in Srey, a Burnett inaugural message in San Jose, Tucson store opening by Solomon Warnes, Mt Sterling Confederate action, Russian advances near Vilna, Wilson urging extra session on policy, Washington base‑ball bribery bill, and Vuela Sam’s Isle of Pales course noted as possibly honorable.
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Liverpool
Manchester
Harvard
Srey
X.Y
England
California
San Jose
Cape
Tucsonn
Arizzona
Solomon Warnes
Mt. Sterling
Col Clake
Dyingk
Vilna
Wilson
Congress
Ywurt
Washington
Skunks Face Law Change After House Game Committee Action
The skunk’s protection under the law is at risk following action by the Houses Game Committee. The writer recalls boyhood memories of trapping skunks and notes the need for adequate equipment to defend themselves.
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