New Castle News A 1925 law page and education note
The paper prints a 1925 Pennsylvania law update prohibiting tree and shrub destruction without landowner consent, with fines and enforcement details. It also praises rural beauty and urges preservation, plus a photo-free column on mental alertness noting William Jewell College granting degrees to a mother and her son and discussing lifelong learning and education beyond campus.
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Pennsylvania
William Jewell College
Liberty, Mo
Sentiment as a controlling force in reasoned life
Dr Frank Cranes Daily Editorial reviews sentiment as a drug that can sway reason. Vance argues balance is needed, likening sentiment to salt and urging self governance. The piece warns against emotional excess while affirming feelings aid judgment when properly restrained.
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Joseph Louis Vance
Ufs
McClure
Hints and Dints From A Dated News Sketch
A fragmented clipping notes government salary talks and political vetoes, referencing Gov Sproul and a German influence. It mentions a price rise for a Ww president and an odd remark about a man with three wives sent to Sing Sing, plus a local onion sales jest.
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Sing Sing
New Castle City News Highlights Local Life and Death
A collage of brief items from New Castle covers social gossips, jokes, and civic notes. It recalls a death in the community, a wedding abroad, and local celebrations while commenting on war debts, politics, and public affairs with a tone typical of a small town newspaper.
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Abhay Rockefeller
John 0 Jr
Saya
Warne Ramsey
University of Michigan
Ramsey
New Castle
Safety Sam Says Prohuvta Gust at Rail Crossing
A reader quotes Safety Sam lamenting faulty machines spilling gasoline at a rail crossing. He condemns the carelessness and the waste of otherwise good fuel, calling the situation a shame.
Old Horse and Mussolini Echoes Stir Fragments of Life
A scattered column blends horse racing lore with social and political jabs. It mentions August Belmont, Man o War, and fortunes from famed studs, then shifts to a gunshot death and a court verdict involving Mildred Sage. Mussolini's views on voting, motherhood, and military service appear amid reflections on history and power. An odd Anatole France note closes this mosaic of mid century curios.
For Today AO Man That Hath Friends
Fragmentary text appears to cite Proverbs and a dated quotation about friendship and virtue. The readable portion hints at a religious or moral reflection without a clear event, person, place, or organization to anchor a standard news card.
Fragmentary Echoes of Belief and Race in Writings
The fragmentary text hints at spiritual themes and race, mentioning Miles, whites, and radskins with provocative conjecture about the afterlife and who may have influenced beliefs. It uses archaic spellings and speculative tone to ponder human fate and contact with departed spirits.
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Mardinni
Miles
Wharney
Local neighbor speaks on night tremors and farm woes
Mor lively commentin on violent earth tremors shook our neighborhood last night. Only a few elderly residents were shocked while Con stabice Plum muttered about inaudible unrest and the fate of his goat amid the quiet aftermath.
Log Cabin origins and Bridge Question letters from 1925
The May 18 1925 issue carries letters about log cabin origins in Butler and Beaver counties with reminiscences from Mrs Sarah Lowash and others. A lengthy critique concerns Mill Street bridge design and traffic patterns, urging an alternate route and improved access to ease congestion and safety for trucks and autos in Ellwood City.
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Deer
Muddy Creek
Butler County
Ilving
Middle Lancaster
Butter Courty
Butler Road
Fombell
Beaver County
Sarah Lowash
Beckford St
South Sto
Lumber End
Xarae
Pannayitania Feright Celgiot
North Hill
West Side
Youngstown Road
South Streat
Mill Treet Bridge
Ellwood
Butler
Oan
Washington
Harlansburg
Washington Stret
Wain — Street
County
Mil Street
Croton Avenue
North Street
East Street
Mill Street
Waash- Inglow Street
Saowpenee Street
Washington Street
World and the Mud Puddles on German Election
A long, opinionated piece discusses comments by a financial authority on Von Hindenburg's election, noting market reactions and political implications. It argues the president has limited influence and that German politics are driven by the majority Liberal bloc, with nods to foreign policy and the League of Nations.
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America
Hindenburg
Germany
van Hindenburg
Marahieu von Hindenbure
Ebert
Borh Foreten
Jim
Perhans
Ger
Vente
Liberal
League of Nations
Time's inexorable march in a midnight verse
A reflective poem recalls time's relentless advance as the hour strikes ten and the day unfolds. It muses on virtue and vanity, the limits of wealth and wisdom, and the indisputable control of time over nations, events, and human fate. The piece imagines eleven then morning air, urging acceptance of time's rule.
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