New Castle News Establishes Editorial and Business Staff
The New Castle News in Pennsylvania lists Fred L Rentz as editor and owner, with James Treadwell president, Lucy Treadwell treasurer, and Jacob F. Tene secretary. It announces full telegraph and news service from International News Service, ads via SG Lindenstein Inc, and bureau membership. Address details and subscription rates are provided, along with notices about checks payable to The News New Castle.
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Fred L. Rentz
Tres
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Treadwel
Lucy Treadwell
Jacob F. Tene
James T
George We Bester
North Mercer Street
Sols
SG. Lindenstein, Inc
Ave. New York
Audit Bureau of Circulation
American Newspapee Publishers’ Association
International Nava Service
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Latent Jury Power Faces Pennsylvania Governor
Governor Pinchot weighs a 1925 bill granting juries in first degree murder cases power to decide death or life, after both sides argue public aversion to the death penalty and juries capability to fix the penalty. Legislature supports the measure and the public awaits the governor’s decision.
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Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Whch
Albert H. Botan
Pennsylvania Prison Society
Destructive pests and public health concerns across the world
The piece contrasts deadly events from wars to epidemics with the ongoing threat of disease-carrying insects. It notes assassinations abroad, strained diplomacy, and a large infantile paralysis outbreak, then argues mosquitoes and flies remain pervasive killers, drawing attention from limited government action.
Abolish Aircraft Debate Sparks War Theory Clash
A London talk by Sir Hugh Trenchard argues for abolishing all air craft to save humanity and world peace. He contends airplanes cause war, but the piece counters that war is broader than technology and notes other progress like American bank deposits and Stone Mountain sculpture continuing amid difficulty.
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Hugh Trenchard
Utat
London
Hugh
Sentence Sermons From Rev Roy D Smith
Principles for moral living urge self denial and discipline. The sermon emphasizes saying no to temptations and denying comfort, urging undivided work focus and attentive service. It advises respecting others, expressing appreciation, and risking friendship for principle while avoiding vanity.
Bible Thought For Today Quote Reflected Verse
A brief devotional note cites 2 Timothy 4 7 about fighting the good fight finishing the race and keeping the faith. It humorous yoking remarks warn against discussing meals to justify lunch charges to the house and mentions an epee.
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Epee
Safety Sam Says Aint It a Shama That Motorists Ago
A humorous regional note laments careless driving and urges caution on the road. It references rail crossings and the need for motorists to slow down and be careful to prevent accidents. The tone is folksy and admonitory.
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Mall G. O. D
Weathered wit and wry news in a scattered column
A collage of humorous quips and anecdotes from a bygone era, touching on rain praise and disdain, gossip about politics and doctors, jokes about wives and elections, a ward on misfortune, and small social vignettes. Names and places are sparse, with a mix of light satire and casual commentary throughout.
Rhinoceros in Command and Crime Notes Today
A whimsical column mixes a steerage of news with oddities from a rhinoceros on a ship that seized command on deck. It contrasts public health fears with a tragic family murder, social quips, and political musings on Germany’s leadership and reform. The piece blends satire, history, and contemporary concerns for a broad audience.
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Wytheville
Africa
Norfolk
Fragmented rants on birth prints and prices in old news
A garbled column mixes notes on newborns having hand prints for ID, rising newspaper prices in eastern cities, a woman arguing over her child’s shoes, biblical and historical allusions, and a stream of disjointed phrases about consent, identity, and letters signed on a dotted line.
Good and Evil in Dr Frank Crane’s Daily Editorial
Dr. Frank Crane argues that good and evil stem from growth or its impediments. He uses apples to illustrate how sunshine moisture and unity with the parent tree drive growth, while similar forces may rot if misused. He contends harmony with universal forces leads to health while opposing them brings ruin.
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God
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Ned Blusetf
Rune
McClure
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest A Summer Day
A reflective verse imagining a perfect day with sun and beauty. The speaker contrasts past harsh winters with present grace, asserting God makes life right in time. Love of nature eases hurt, and sorrow fades as hope and renewal rise. Copyright 1995 Edgar A. Guest.
Family saga from 1840s Beaver County to Civil War veteran
In 1848 to 1849 John Sharp represented the new county movement from Slippery Rock to Harrisburg to secure a county charter. He describes the 1849 session when the bill passed, the Sharp family of eight sons, six serving in the Civil War, and their log cabin life with a primitive kitchen crane, submarine bed, and morning psalms. H. G. Sharp of Ken Wilmington, Pa. recalls growing up amid frontier life and his own service in Company F, 100th Pennsylvania Volunteers.
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John Sharp
Slipperrrock Township
Beaver County
John
Smith
Sharp
Lawrence County
Johns Sharp
Danville
General Lea
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Volunteers
H. G. Sharp
Ken Wilmington
The World And The Mud Pnes On Age And Youth
A composed reflection on age and youth cites Chauncey M. Depew as he marks ninety one, arguing progress relies on youth while old age warns restraint. Noting Depew, Stritmater, and Van derbilt successors, the piece defends lifelong work and questions abstinence as a rule for all ages.
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Digester
Chauncey M. Caprw
Chauncey M. de
Galen
Ulysses
Chauncey M. Depew
William A. Stritmater Swanty
Washigeton Street
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