New Castle News Editorial Urges Continued Education Post High School
A long editorial urges hundreds of New Castle and Lawrence County students finishing high school to pursue further education in colleges or universities next fall. It argues that higher schooling now offers a stronger start, citing national success stats for college graduates and stressing decisive focus to overcome difficulties without drifting into drift. It also quotes critiques of vacillation and lack of plan, warning against undirected life and advocating firm educational goals.
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Do It Now To Seize High Stakes In Careers
A reflective piece warns that indecision wrecks lives and tips misfortune with false tips. It urges decisive action, comparing a career climber to Caesar who burns his bridges and commits to bold choices. The emphasis rests on urgency and personal resolve in competitive times.
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Logan Ohio movement urges residents to park cars on Saturday nights
A Logan Ohio movement asks town residents to leave autos at home on Saturday nights to free parking for county visitors. The idea could apply to New Castle and similar cities, noting New Castle has about eight thousand cars and downtown parking would be crowded if all came by car.
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Sunday Night Rambles in Logan Ohio News
A newspaper column surveys local town life in Logan Ohio and New Castle area, lampooning parking, traffic, and petty follies while sprinkling jokes and bits about residents, politics, and everyday wisdom. The piece touches on charity needs, public notices, and light social satire with numerous regional references.
White Heart of Majove desert adventure ad
An English newspaper runs a book advertisement for Edna Bush Perkins The White Heart of Majove describing the desert expedition of two women in Death Valley Their perilous trek spans the Mojave region and crosses into the California Nevada border area with a note on an atlas showing the desert.
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Stock Market Dips and Drought Beliefs in 1025
Arthur Brisbane notes a brisk stock market day with money cheap if collateral exists. Spain orders 2,006,000 bushels of wheat while railroads hit yearly highs. The piece fixtures on native-born policy, philanthropy by Frederick Brown, and Vincent Astor, plus Japan’s heir article and a bridge hand anomaly at the Chicago university club.
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Sentence Sermons By Rev Roy D Attih D
A fragmentary sermon piece argues against spelling God with a name and mocks opinions that change universal law. It claims thinking differently is independent thought and education merely avoids work. It says radicals are banished when agitators jailed and that a boy follows his father’s words.
Owners of Windows Wonder What Field Would Be Safe
A playful remark ponders where owners of smashed windows should play if they were kids, suggesting safety and location as key concerns after damage.
President aims to trim taxes and heartless wealth gap
The passage mocks a political push to cut 200 million dollars in taxes, praising the rich while belittling the middle class. It uses vivid, if odd, bridge and card analogies to illustrate arrogance and danger in the tax debate and ends with a bizarre simile about a farmer and a doorknob.
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Commonwealth Echoes of Historic Anniversaries and Odd Facts
Anniversaries list events from 1657 Oliver Cromwell refusing kingship to remain Lord Protector and 1800 Rochester University charter. notes figures like John Whiteaker and Judah P Benjamin. mentions Mount Rainier exploration, Latayatte reception, and historic telecommunication link between New York and Denver. Some fragments reference treaties and early garden lines.
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Friends with Life by Frank Crane editorial note
A 1925 excerpt discusses the idea of friendliness as a guiding attitude toward life. It cites optimism toward events and faith in humanity as keys to better living, citing a psychologist’s tiger tale as an example and urging readers to greet life with a hello to its challenges.
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World And The Mud Puddles Boy Week Reflects Civic Roles
The week ending May 2 marked Boys Week in America with boys acting as leaders in business government and justice. A Rotary Club luncheon featured a senior class president noting mayoral duties require a big incentive, while police charts highlighted youth crime linked to broken homes. The Boys Scouts and Colonel Milton A McRae showcased positive and negative sides of boyhood, stressing service and prevention of crime through scouting.
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Just Folks The Little Sick Boy Poem
A reflective verse traces a sick boy’s slow decline through days in bed. Doctors visit as he endures pain and isolation, hearing whispered forecasts of possible recovery and longing to be well. He notices a healthy neighbor and asks, earnestly, for the doctor’s name as hope flickers.
King Ferdinand of Romania Likely to Abdicate in 1914
King Ferdinand, heir to Romanian throne, is reported likely to abdicate for health reasons. He succeeded the throne in 1914 after the death of his uncle, following a dynasty line tracing to the Hohenzollern family. Born 1805 at Sigmaringen, he trained with the German army, sharing military careers with two brothers. Queen Marie, his consort, is a Duchess and Victoria’s granddaughter. They wed in 1892 in Berlin as Ferdinand was to be succeeded by Crown Prince Charles in his thirties.
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