New Castle News Front Matter and Publishing Details
The New Castle News lists ownership by The Neva Company with Wred I Rentz as president and J F Rentz agr as treasurer. Treadwell Bay is named as secretary James T Kay and George W Coa Holstor as secretary. Publication is daily except Sunday from 29 North Mercer Street New Castle Pennsylvania with subscription rates and advertising contacts noted.
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Wred I. Rentz
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Lilley
Treadwell Bay
Jacob F. Rentz
James T. Kay
George W. Coa
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City Campaign Enforces Anti Cigaret Law on Youths
Police under Mayor Dunlap and Chief Dysart will visit city sites frequented by underage youths to enforce the anti-cigaret law. Past efforts focused on dealers. this new approach targets minors to deter smoking and prevent violations, with ongoing campaigns by city and county groups.
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W. H. Dunlap
Henry Dysart
Vany Medins
Spring Promises And Library Growth In New Castle
Spring optimism fills the page with talk of renewal after disasters and a hopeful note on seasonal changes. The South Side branch library opens in Scioto street, seen as a vital addition to the main library and a sign of New Castle’s growing public library system.
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South Side
Americanization Society
Scioto Street
New Castle
The Nice Man on the Train Ends in Prison
Edgar A. Guest tells of a local train journey where a man, praised by a mother for charming a child, is revealed as a danger when the sheriff reveals the man’s fate. The piece depicts ordinary travelers and a troubling encounter with a criminal.
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Until
Edgar A. Guest
Unafraid Amid Global Disasters Despite Widespread Losses
The report notes a string of recent calamities across Missouri Indiana Illinois Japan and other places causing death and homelessness. Yet the public shows no panic or pronounced fear for personal safety, reflecting a steady belief that harm may come at any time.
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Missouri
Indiana
Ilinois
Japan
Persia's Shah deposed. regent throne to two year old
One year ago dispatches reported Parliament in Persia had deposed the Shah and placed his two year old son on the throne. The move followed a constitutional crisis and turmoil within the royal court as factions vied for power.
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Persia
Lafety Sam Says: One ian and a breezy flutter
The fragment imagines weather and daily life with a playful tone referencing umbrellas and a near miss in southern lodiana last week. It hints at casual regional chatter without clear events or names.
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Lodiana
Odd Quotations and Snippets From an Era
A collage of aphorisms and satirical lines on life, manners, and politics. Random observations touch on pork shortages, loyalty, dogs, reformers, and a dry Taft decision, reflecting period humor and social musings without a central news event.
Hints and Dints from a Quirky Local Page
A breezy, fragmentary column notes seasonal chatter and urban trivia. Topics include sun times, paper recycling fund drives, fashion fixes with ear and nose rings, layoffs at a western railway, a duck with five eyes, a permit for a new addition in Jam sport, and light commentary on crime, taxes, and shoes.
Overcoat Longtime Owner Trades In For New One
From Winston North Carolina R F Baker bought an overcoat 44 years ago worn it each winter and has traded it in for a new coat receiving ten dollars in exchange. The anecdote ends with a humorous suggestion that his name be painted on the new coat for neighbors to recognize him. In Spokane Washington a woman who poisoned dogs was sentenced to sixty days in jail and fined one hundred dollars. The piece closes with a bitter note about people sending flowers to criminals.
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Pring
Winston, N. C
R. F. Baker
Spokane
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BE MARTIN Dat dake Bie American drug stores sell eight hundred million
American drug stores sell eight hundred million dollars a year, not counting postage stamps.
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Martin
Fragments Reflect Quips on Society and Politics
A collection of humorous and satirical notes cites scientists, politicians, and social quirks. It mentions Pa Ferguson, a dog and cat chase, Judge Garibaldi Sargent, and a prison evangelist, with wry lines on smoking, vanity, and evolving manners in a small town.
Diplomatic Service Veteran James Meppard Dies in Paris
James Meppard, a longtime diplomat who served as private secretary to the U S ambassador to Russia and held posts including third secretary and minister plenipotentiary, recently resided in Paris. His career spanned the Root mission to Russia and service in Washington before his final years abroad.
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United States
Russia
Jim
Thussia
Mepnard
State Department of
Washington
Paris
The World And The Mud Puddies Tale From New Castle
A 1908 McClure syndicated piece recounts a New Castle prank involving Hosea Levis and a traveling doctor hired to stage a fit. The staged scene ends with Levis assaulting the doctor and a court case arising as townspeople react to the hoax.
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Galaveras County
Sone Levis
Lewis T
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Hosea Levis
New Castle
Peripatetic
Levis
Hosea
Mosea
Lewis Taylor
Saylor
Nosea
Rcon
Justice Court
McClure
Sentence Sermons From The Man Without Integrity
A fragmentary piece critiques a man lacking integrity. It portrays him as unstable in finances and social ties, unable to secure a lasting career or loyal customers, likening his life to a house without a foundation.
Fragmentary Psalm Verse Quotation
A brief OCR fragment presents a verse from Psalm 40 11 asking for steadfast love and faithfulness. The readable text invokes Lord lovingkindness and preservation, but lacks context or surrounding article details. This item appears as a religious quotation note rather than a news item.
Basil Miles Named American Commissioner to ICC
Basil Miles, whose marriage to Mrs. Peabody Lavell of Indianapolis is set for May in Paris, is introduced as a former U S diplomat and now American commissioner to the International Chamber of Commerce. A Philadelphia native, he studied at the University of Pennsylvania and Oxford before starting his career in 1905.
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Basil Miles
Peabody Lavell
Indiananalg
Paris
United States Diplomatic Service
International Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Miles
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Oxford
Dr Crane on Amusement and Sanity in Daily Editorial
Dr Cranes daily editorial argues sanity lies in keeping pleasures in place. It cautions against excess amusements, fires for sport, and overindulgence in eating and drinking, urging regulation of appetites and a balanced life with love as a positive, life enhancing force.
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