North Street Bridge plans discussed by New Castle officials
City hall announces a conference between city councilmen and county commissioners on building a bridge over Neshannock Creek at North Street. The project aims to ease auto traffic congestion, improve safety, and speed travel in downtown New Castle amid rising urban traffic.
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North Street
Neshannock Creek
East
Washington Streets
Croton Avenue
Washington Street
New Castle plates issued to boost city pride
The News reports a drive to give New Castle auto plates to owners and drivers. The plates aim to boost New Castle's prestige as cars travel beyond the city, fostering courtesy and recognition for residents. Owners are urged to come to The News to obtain plates and display the city name on their cars.
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Pat
New Castle
Manute
End-all prophecy and drought fear across the era
Scientists warned of an ending by drought as seas recede and land becomes arid and torrid. The piece critiques alarmists and prophets who fix dates, notes public unease, and links discontent to political aims amid widespread speculation.
Phrase from scripture on life and speech
A devotional line quoting 1 Peter 3 10 12 urging lovers of life to seek good days by avoiding evil temptations and guarding the tongue and lips against deceitful speech.
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Peter
Sentence Sermons on Integrity and Duty
A compact meditation on virtue selecting figures from daily roles. It praises the salesman, editor, mayor, worker, streetcar conductor, doctor, and janitor for upholding conscience, courage, cheerfulness, and steady conduct in the face of challenges.
End of the world ponders in distant scientific time
The fragment contemplates an immense future horizon of 25,000,000 years and hints at humanity's lingering opportunities to enjoy life before cosmic end. It muses on varied theories and religious ideas as possible interpretations of fate while noting time remains ample for human experience.
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Hanks
Theol
Earth
Rane
Pacific Islands
Berry School Founder Receives Roosevelt Medal
Martha Berry founder and director of Berry School in Georgia receives the Roosevelt Medal for Distinguished Service. From a log cabin to a campus of 500 students, Berry shaped practical education for the children of mountain families, influencing agricultural colleges across the South. Theodore Roosevelt praised the work as among the greatest in American citizenship.
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Martha Berry
Roosevelt
Berry School
Georgia
Miss Berry
Rome
South
Berry
Old Berry School
Theodore Roosevelt
Kerry
Asis
Safety Sam Says Wild Rhapsody on Bird Driver Oddity
A quirky fragment describes a birdlike driver pacing car tracks and a hilltop hooter in a playful, overheated rural tone. The piece preserves local color and character without clear events or identifiers.
Public display of bulbs by Welker gardens on Edison avenue
The article notes Elmer Welker of Welker Gardens on Harbor Road supplied bulbs for a notable display on Edison Avenue. Readers praise the beauty and suggest Welker deserves publicity for his contribution to the city’s greenery and charm. The piece also mentions a large ancient turtle found near the Missouri river with “1804” carved on its shell and jokes about life as a turtle. The newspaper offers free New Castle plates to car owners to boost local advertising.
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Edison Avenue
Elmer Welker
Welker
Harbor Road
New Castle News Talk and Tales Across The West
A long rambling column recounts local anecdotes from New Castle and distant places. It mentions a hospital visit in Shenango Valley, a farmer’s barn fire loss of over four thousand dollars, police praise for New Castle’s force, and personal letters from Rev John Snape and John Snape from Oakland. It touches on Mother’s Day reflections, doctor reliability, and light social vignettes.
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Wilhmington Road
Walley
Americanism and Editorial Notes in Odd Fragments
A garbled page compiles political jottings and social comments. References include former State Treasurer Charles A. Snyder seeking a pension, Joan Endress fund appeals, Arthur Brisbane as a New York Times columnist, and Alanson B. Houghton’s remarks in London on European conflict. The piece weaves political observations, letters about public aid, and oblique humor with scattered names and stray quotes.
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Alanson B. Houghton
Great Britain
Pilgrims Club
London
United State
Laa
Spain uses warships to patrol coasts and hunt sardines
Arthur Brisbane notes Spain deploys battleships to guard coastlines and chase “Spanish sharks” off Alaska, a move seen amid a broader debate on war and world peace. Debs and labor figures are quoted on the stance toward war, while other topics touch on British India policy and scientific oddities.
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Spain
Paurel
Alaska
Char ing the Hammer and French fanatics in Syria clash
Fragmentary critique contrasts medieval bravado with modern French action in Syria. The writer notes past barbarism by fanatics who burned families for rejecting a prophesied faith, then claims societies have since improved.
Markham Celebrated as Vessel of Youthful Spirit
A poetic tribute to Markham lauding lifelong vitality and moral truth. The speaker praises his aged visage as a living temple of human dreams, asserting age has not touched him and extolling his role in voicing enduring truth through fellowship, rejecting hatred and greed.
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Markham
Today's Anniversaries List Through History
A selectable rundown of notable dates and figures. Highlights include 1757 Fredeick the Great's Prussians defeating Austria at Prague, 1777 Burgoyne's Quebec command, 1840 Gallillain founder of Loretto, 1786 Palmer GOP governor nomination, 1874 Southern Baptist session Charleston, 1909 Endicott death, 1900 Thomas consecration, and 1910 Edward VII death.
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Fredeerick the Great
Charles of Lorraine
Burgoyne
Quebec
Canada
Prince Gallillain
Loretto
the Hague
John M. Palmer
Tilings
Southern Baptist Convention
Charleston
D. C
William
Endicott
Cleveland
Boston
Salem
Mags
Nathaniel
Thomas
Wyomink
Eadward VII
Great Britain and Ireland
Emmetor
India
Buckingham Palper
One Year Ago IS Senate Empowered Reminition Of Tax Quidity
A fragmented reminiscence notes the senate empowering a special counsel to pursue internal revenue questions. A newly married woman chats with a grocer about eggs, joking that farmers rush to sell fresh eggs from the country this morning. A remark on modern boys and their fathers’ worries closes the passage.
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Senate
Hue
World and the Mud Puddies and Bryan's Fortune Talk
The piece savages Bill Bryan for amassing a fortune while railing against Wall Street corruption. It recalls a publisher’s quip about newspapers turning millionaires and notes Bryan’s 1934 income disclosure, his church contribution, and plans to invest in securities. It questions Bryan's future investments and critiques wealth vs public service.
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Bill Bryan
Wall Street
United States
Florida
Bryan
Kavlok
William Jennings Bryan
Michigan
Ford Automobile Company of America
Wolves of
The Power Of Adjustment In Life And Work
Dr Frank Crane argues that true success comes from adjustment not strength. The essay compares natural forces harnessed by Watt to personal efficiency and urges readers to tailor themselves to others rather than forcing change. It stresses adjusting to family dynamics as the key to harmony and outlines the value of adaptive, not strenuous, effort.
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Ric
Africa
Franen
Aline
Mohammed
Mecca
Wulde
Pevery Field
Allah
Paradise
Mr. Watt
Ft. Tac
McChire
Syadicate
Colac Pile Pills Claim Cure for Piles Sufferer
Brooklyn man Sonrad Stoebener reports ten years of piles relief after using Colac Pile Pills. Ad claims the remedy speeds circulation in the lower bowel, removes piles without salves or operations, priced 60 cents or 63 cents postpaid from Cole Chemical Company Glens Falls NY.
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Sonrad Stoebener
Linden Suveat
N.Y
Colac
Cole Chemical Company
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