Castle News masthead and publication details
The New Castle Pennsylvania paper Castle News shows ownership by The News Company with president L Rentz and editor Ray Conway. It lists publication as daily except Sunday at 29 North Mercer Street, Bell phones, with subscriptions and advertising reps. The notice mentions circulation audit, international news service rights, and special instructions for payments and submissions.
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Frea L. Rentz
Breagwell. Con
Cy Treadwell
Ray
Crexaurar Gwcod
Mali
Solo Foreign
Indenstein, Inc
Madine Ave
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ember American
International News Service
Ose
Thia
Graduation Hope Amid Turmoil Faces Uncertain Future
The article reflects on graduates stepping into a complex life, celebrating diplomas and bright futures while acknowledging daunting societal challenges. It urges youth to rise to the occasion as adults offer guidance, hoping they make good in both big and small endeavors.
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America
Backbone of the Country Reflections on Publicity and Notoriety
The excerpt critiques media obsession with sensationalism and public interest. It contrasts routine work unseen by crowds with dramatic incidents that generate headlines, noting people crave publicity even when they try to be well behaved.
Opinion Reflections on Civic Duty and Personal Virtue
The Cleveland Press laments the habitual praise of missteps while praising the ordinary man who minds his own business and supports his community. It notes workers who fuel the wheels of society, farm the land, fund schools and churches, and vote wisely on major issues. It also critiques orthodoxy, aging habits, and mentions a tax-related bill and tax-cut hints for the future.
Today in History and Anniversaries
A list of historical anniversaries noting 1850 arrival of Lymat Hall as a Georgia delegate to the Continental Congress in Philadelphia with 160 barrels of rice for Patriots, 1780 Cumberland settlements government form in Tennessee, 1825 John Lawrence Le Conte born, 1883 death in Philadelphia, 1827 New Orleans banks suspending specie payment, and 841 British factory hours regulation measure with Henry Clay California remarks.
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Lymat Hall
Georgia
Continental Congress
Philadelhia
Patriota
Massachusetts
Cumberland
Tennessee
John Lawrence le Conte
New York City
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Henry Clay
Senate
California
New State of Marriage Sparks Legal Jest in Cannonsburg
A Cannonsburg man faced a six month sentence in jail for liquor possession to celebrate his wedding, suspended only if he marries the woman within 24 hours. The judge mused on the era’s shifting family norms as the town mused on life choices and duty.
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Joueon Emerick
Cannonsburg
Jak
Ives
Owen Heth
Local column ruminates on society and science fades into satire
A fragmented column mocks city vanity and world events, noting Dr Florence Sabin's election to the National Academy of Sciences and plans to join Rockefeller Institute. It jokes about wages, money printing, politics, and daily life asides, with social quips about couples, brides, and seaside summers, amid varied anecdotes and humorous lines.
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Wad
France
Florence R. Sabin
Ife
National Academy of Sciences
Academy
Sa Lifa
Baltimore
Colorado
Smith College
Johns Hopkins University
American Soclary
Anatomisys
Labin
Johns Hopkins Facillty 10
Rockefeller Institute
New York
Fragmented musings on history virtue and politics in 1920s prose
A collage of reflections cites ancient Mesopotamia, Bacon, and moral vice. It contrasts progress and mental barrenness with remarks on cheating, religious strife, and ponderings on Dawes Plan payments to Germany. Topics touch on Cal IV: Coolidge and speculation about future presidency.
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Dawes
Germany
France
Live Wire Percussion of Death in Local Tale
A rugged town saying warns of the peril of touching a live wire. The figure noted as bold learns too late that electricity shows no mercy and offers no second chance for a polite apology after a fatal shock.
Parable on Joan of Arc and communism in May Day debate
A fragmented historical note compares Joan of Arc to Communists and May Day protests, pondering how the simple-minded maid would interpret the word Communist. It evokes French loyalty to the king, English opposition, and American shopkeepers supporting Paris, all amid debate.
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Paris
ABE MARTIN Aerst rem on Senator LeFoliette and farmer
A humorous note mentions Senator LeFoliette in a cautious crossing scene. Farmer Jake Bentley hurries to catch up on chores while his car sits for repainting.
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LeFoliette
Jake Bentley
Calls to a Higher Life in Frank Crane Editorial
The 1925 McClure Syndicate piece urges readers to heed a inner call toward higher living. It contrasts great acts like Joan of Arc and Jenny Lind with lives wasted on routine chores and cautious obedience. It warns against clinging to dead traditions and champions seizing opportunities to elevate civilization.
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Joan of Arc
France
Domremy
Jenny Lind
Hfe
McChure Newspaper Syndicate
One Year Ago Sermons and Camp Meeting Interactions
A copy of a period piece notes Methodists adopting strict remarriage rules for divorcees. The excerpt recalls a camp meeting disrupted by a heckler in the crowd shouting insults. A mother jokes with her son about lost teeth after a childish misadventure. The piece references a provocative, 'enlightened' view of sex aimed at profit.
Campbell Elected President of Youngstown Sheet and Tube
A reminiscence recalls A Campbell being elected president of the Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company for a 22nd year. The piece contrasts early 20th century views of Youngstown’s industry with the company’s later growth and bank challenges, urging New Castle leaders to pursue manufacturing opportunities and back local giants.
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MN. Campbell
Youngstown
A. Campbell
Thin Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Pittsburgh
Hayt Youngstown
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Mahoning
Auiet
New Castle
Campbell
Ohio
Youngstown Sheet and Tube’ Company
Beaver River
Carnegie Steel Company
Big Ben
New Cass
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest Epigraph and Poem Fragments
A damaged OCR presents brief verses by Edgar A. Guest titled Just Folks. It includes sections The Neighbor Fame The Vactor The School Teacher and The Lawyer noting themes of sacrifice, memory, virtue, and justice. The text is messy with misspellings and scattered lines.
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