New Castle News masthead and contact information
The New Castle News daily publication details its ownership by The News Company with Fred Teenty as president and manager A W Treadwell as editor Lucy Treadwell Thay as treasurer Raye Ames as secretary and George W Conwas as seller. It lists pricing for single copies weekly and monthly mail subscriptions, notes circulation membership in press bureaus, and names advertising representatives S G Lindenstein Inc in New York as the foreign ad rep and International News Service rights for republication.
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Treadwell
Lucy “Treadwell Thay
Fo Rentz
Treas
Raye
George W. Conwas
North
Mercer Street
New Castle
Telegraph
Sera Vdeo
International News Service
Solo
S. G. Lindenstein, Inc
Madison Ava
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
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Pymatuning Dam Plan Drives Local Conservation Effort
The Shenango and Beaver Valley Conservation Association executive committee met in this city to advance the Pymatuning dam project. They will coordinate financing and water conservation plans, with bonds possible from cities and counties and state reimbursement later, stressing the project as vital to regional progress.
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Shennango and
Lawrence
Mercer
Shenango
Beaver Valleys
City adopts plumber inspector to oversee street trenches
Council announces a street excavation inspector hired by the plumbers to ensure trenches are filled and repaired. City engineers urged to cooperate to cover all excavations and prevent pavement depressions from poor restoration.
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City Engineering Department
Watching Our Fleet From Honolulu Observation
R H Henning reports from Honolulu that the Hyatoma a Japanese naval vessel hovered on the flank of the American battle fleet during its cruise from the mainland to the Hawaiian islands where maneuvers have just concluded Japanese actions ashore were busy watching our navy at work it sounds alarming but
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R. Henning
Honolulu
Hyatoma
Hawaiian Islands
Mr. Henning
Islands
Nso
Chicago Tribune
Military observers attend naval exercises amid tensions
The article notes that military and naval attaches routinely observe foreign maneuvers as part of gathering military intelligence. It cites Japan and the Hyatoma visit to Admiral Coontz, implying no hard feelings and a shared understanding of observer access. It also critiques policy and public remarks on governance and experience.
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Hyatoma
Admiral Coontz
Mongluly
Coontz
Simon Legree
Japan
Love Not The World Verse Reflection Card
A religious meditation highlights I John 2:85 urging believers to avoid worldly excess and cling to divine love. The dated phrasing frames a contemplative reminder of spiritual priorities over material allure.
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John
Anniversaries span Penn to DePauw in brief list
A compact roll calls figures born or died on notable dates. William Penn in England framed the colonial frame of government. Karl Marx born in Trier. Napoleon I died at St. Helena. Oakes Ames born in 1804 and died in Easton. a Jeffer son City convention for Missouri’s new Constitution. Washington C DePauw linked to DePauw University. Boston marks its centennial.
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William Penn
England
Pennsylvania
Karl Marx
Trevor
Prosela
London
Napoleon I
Yland
St. Helena
Ajaccio
Corsica
Oakes Ames
Union Pacific Railroad
Easton
Mass
Jefferson City
Missouri
Washington C
de Paw
de Pauw University
Chicago
Salem
Ind
Boston
Pe Pdsee
Town Streetcar Conductor Timed For 2:55 Meet
A woman on a streetcar asked the conductor for the correct time. He announced 2:46 and agreed to speed to downtown to meet a 2:55 deadline for a hairdresser appointment at 3 o'clock. He refused a tip when he reached the business district before 3. The piece pokes at everyday misreads and fashion fads in wedding rings and modern taste.
Fragmented observations mix humor and social jests
A column of loosely connected musings covers crime rates in America, medical notes from World War I, new laws on fruit theft, fires blamed on smokers, travels to New York and Camden, car etiquette, cigarett e smoke, farm losses, curfew whistles, prizefights funding milk funds, golf widows, bootleg liquor, and local events in New Castle. The tone is ironic, newspapery, and lightly critical of modern life.
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Mr. Plaxwick
James Gordon Bennatt
Herald
New York
Lahlen Aod
Frants and Rifts War Plans in Air Power Era
An 1826 commentary blends sensational early air power notions with politics. It cites Rif war ideas, French air force claims, and warns on German politics while noting U S economic dominance, European finance, and future city fantasies. It mentions seaplanes, Liberty angles, and shifts in real estate tied to rail hubs and island property.
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France
California
Honolulu
Messrs. Realtors
Safety Sam Says Watch Laflie Dodge Puddles
A playful public notice warns pedestrians to keep a sharp eye for puddles in the street at the same time. The message emphasizes caution and steady steps to avoid slips and falls in slick conditions.
Fragmented quotes on divorce and assimilation in US life
A jumble of observations spans divorce rates rising from one in 30 marriages to one in five, blamed on a store, plus jokes on deli signs, Americanization, and foreign influences. An elderly sweep includes Mrs. Sherman of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs and remarks on indigestion and whiskey consumption.
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Sherman
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Stellca- Lessen
Dalicaressen
Codder
Florida
United States
A Fisherman's Hopes
Poet Edgar A. Guest writes of a fisherman tinkering with his reel and preparing for spring fishing. He dreams of a breakthrough catch that proves his skill, recalling past highs and losses and hoping a defining moment will come this year.
Descendants of Julia Cartiste Stewart Respond to News Letter
In May 1925 New Cassie Pennsylvania residents respond to a request in Ing's News. Mrs. Cecelia J. Young of New Cassie lists great great grand nieces and nephews including Mrs. Abe Kildoo Mrs. OF Hogue Mrs. Francis Prey Henry J. Booher Samuel J Booher and Mrs. Laure Parker. She signs from 28 Court St.
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New Waste
Sir—ii
Ing
Julia
Cartiste Stewart
Janet Stewart
New Cassie
Abe Kildoo
ON. of
Hogue
Francis Prey
Henry J. Booher
Samual J. Booher
Laure Parker
Cecelia 3. Young
Court St
Sentence Sermons on Money and Youth
A garbled meditation argues money harms youth and substitutes for parental companionship. It claims funds were not spent on schools or libraries, mentions police suspicions about playgrounds, and laments misused money on clothes and incomplete safety. It urges wiser spending and warnings on stands and seating.
World and the Mud Puddles hoax on graduates questioned
The piece lampoons a forged university questionnaire story as a hoax about female graduates answering questions on marriage money smoking drinking and play Desire Under the Elms. It cites Waller Scott Dill Northwestern University president criticizing youth steering and predicts a religious revival.
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Waller Scott Dill
North~western University
America
Force vs moral suasion in childrearing editorial
Dr Frank Crane argues against corporal punishment and for moral suasion in parenting. He contends that ruling by fear harms the child, while self-control and honest example foster genuine self-discipline and trust. He warns that temper and deception breed rebellion and erode parental authority. Copyright 1925 The Scripure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Sictlure
Press Comment on California Timber Valuation
California timber resources valued at 750 400. The passage critiques executive leadership and political figures including Coolidge and Dawes. It cites editorials from Cincinnati Enquirer Philadelphia Evening Public Ledger and Los Angeles Times noting opinions on governance, spending, and rhetoric.
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California
Hi Johnson
Cincinnati Encquirer
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