New Castle News Editorial on Caillaux Debt Plan
The New Castle News discusses M. Caillaux's plan to divert one third of Germany's reparations to France to pay France's foreign debts. It notes Germany's $110 million annual Dawes plan payment, France's large US and UK debts, and the high interest burden. The piece argues the plan falls short of covering interest and highlights US hopes for European debtors to pay up.
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Chaplin Imitations In California Court Case
The article discusses Charles Chaplin being imitated by another actor and brought into California court. It argues originality sustains Chaplin’s fame, while imitators may unintentionally spread his influence and art through flattery.
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College honor student Becker defies jazz life to study
Howard P. Becker at Northwestern University Illinois is profiled as a Phi Beta Kappa senior with a 97 percent average finishing a four year course in three years. He worked delivery, butcher, cowboy, laborer and studied via correspondence. He emphasizes earnest study over the college fad of jazz life.
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Hints and Dints From a Busy City Column
A rambling collection of curious notes and quips on civic life. remarks on traffic, bridges, local politics, crime, gossip, and odd anecdotes mix from the era. references to North Street congestion, New Castle and Lawrence County topics, and playful asides about manners and public behavior.
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North Street
Mill
Advertising, Levier of Names, Wars, and Gold Standards
The article argues advertising builds reputation and value, praising daily newspapers and Ford. It recalls Macardo cockfighting inramblings, envisions future air wars and flying machines, cites Rockefeller and Ford as wealth leaders, hints at South Africa's gold rush, and notes a faith fellowship discussion on Christianity.
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How To Live Longer Says Colonel Coolidge
A Cleveland Press piece quotes Colonel John Coolidge urging selflessness and external interest to improve mental and physical health. He notes at eighty one can anticipate declines but stresses remaining curious and engaged, not self centered, to live longer, happier, wiser, and sounder.
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Joy Ride and Waves at Up-to-Date Proclivities
Fragmented text notes shifting themes from sea travel and radio waves to social manners and classroom humor. It mentions a professor prompting essays on heaven, a student Jones offering a blunt reply, and a social dialogue about leaving home. The piece reads as a mosaic of dialogue and observations with unclear context.
Safety Sam Says Doc Pill Claims Vaccine Blocks Breaks
A garbled column claims a doctor has found a vaccine that prevents neck injuries and protects auto drivers who risk crossing winds at grade crossings. Sarg urges trying it, though details are unclear and names are distorted.
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Sentence Sermons by Rev Roy D Smith
A compact church column presents a reflective set of lines urging discipline obedience and virtue. The verses critique imitation false shows and chasing superficial perfection while praising justice and education oriented aims.
Inge on American Language and Rushing Energy
The author speaks of Dean Inge describing America from London. He notes our rushing energy as mostly pose and the English language as resembling English. He adds Inge’s view that St. Paul’s inspiration may mask epilepsy and argues readers should endure criticism of Yankee speech.
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Greek and Gothic Minds in Daily Editorial Contrast
Dr Frank Crane presents two opposing architectural styles as metaphors for two mind types Greek and Gothic. He argues that both modes have value and can coexist, urging appreciation of simplicity and clarity alongside mystery and ornament. Copyright 1925 by The McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Lasting friendship from men who work and serve
Edgar A Guest reflects on enduring friendships formed through toil and duty. He notes that real bonds come from men with work to do, building, tending, and facing disease together, not from idle pleasure seekers. Time spent serving brings purpose and true, lasting companionship.
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World and the Mud Puddies and Bankrupts in Law
A fragmentary article discusses bankruptcy law, noting a ruling that it is not a violation of the Sharman Law to refuse treatment of eraci and referencing an appeal to the Supreme Court. It mentions a 1924 bankruptcy case, asset misstatements, and creditors losing vast sums, with critique of courts and credit reporting practices.
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The Grass Withereth The Flower Fadeth
A brief devotional line cites Isaiah 40 8 with a note to seek steadfast word and faithfulness in the face of fading earthly things with a reverent tone and period style.
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Anniversaries and notable historical figures list
A fragmented list notes events and births: 1963 Regulators statement to the governor in North Carolina. Elizabeth Fry, English prison reformer, born Norwich and died Dec 12. British defeat near Savannah by Wayne. Aspern battle retreat by Napoleon under Archduke Charles. 1825 George Lafareilea Boal born in Norway, Maine. died Dec 11, 1886. Democratic convention in Baltimore nominated Andrew Jackson. 18s5 Johann Adam Kiain, German battle painter, died. born Surembure on Nov 14.
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Custay Lindenthal Celebrates Seventy Fifth Birthday
Custay Lindenthal, consulting engineer and architect for the great Hell Gate bridge, celebrates his seventy fifth birthday. An Austrian native who arrived in 1864, he studied in Bruna and Vienna and worked on railways and bridges in Switzerland and Austria. His Centennial Exposition fame led to major projects in Western Pennsylvania and New York City, earning high praise from European and American learned societies as one of the world’s leading bridge designers and builders.
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