Income Tax Decision Prompts Publicity Debate
The Supreme Court ruling affirms newspapers may publish individual and corporate income tax payments. The News Co in New Castle Pa notes the decision may lead to calls for amended publicity rules and argues for limited disclosure, citing public interest versus personal privacy. It also discusses mail mishaps and assorted humorous observations about post office routines.
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Tn New Castle
Fishermen and fish stories predate written records
Archaeologists in the Near East uncover 15,000 year old fish-hooks and vanity items, implying early fishermen and fish stories. The deduction suggests a viewer existed long before written history, with echoes of moralists decrying such tales long ago.
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Near East
Favored Viaduct to ease New Castle traffic
J A Williamson of 1869 Groton avenue urges building a bridge from Walnut street and Croton avenue to connect the Hast Hill and North Hill districts and serve Crotonanue school students. He argues the double purpose: relief for downtown traffic and safer access for a growing student population. He cites rising enrollment and future need for another school, promoting economy safety and convenience as the slogan.
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Down Town
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Ohio Line
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J. A. Williamson
Groton Avenue
Safety Sam Saya Signals Rush of Sudden Stops
A reader reports frequent abrupt lane starts and stops by drivers, noting lack of turn signals. The issue resembles rising cases of sudden movements causing near-misses and potential injuries.
Fragmented hints and social quips in a historical column
A quirky, era specific column notes sunset times and jokes about secrecy, women in fashion and driving, and President Coolidge travel. It wryly observes frost damage to a taw house, comments on fashion costs, and notes a Harrisburg incident of a woman driving drunk, with light satire of gender roles.
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Seema
Folka
Fragments of a sprawling New Castle column mix satire and local notes
A scattered collection of observations and quips from New Castle, from legal musings on marriage to jokes about poppies and frost, local politics, tax talk, and social foibles. It references a Pittsburgh judge, Benedict humor, rail accidents, diary-like anecdotes, and opinions on newspapers and public figures, all in a rambling 1920s style.
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Detroit
Fashion Harm From Tight Shoes And Skirts, Says Brisbanes
Article quotes Arthur Brisbane on how fashion harms health, noting thick ankles from erythema, tight shoes shaping feet, and restrictive corsets. It contrasts reformist views with enduring fashion, mentions Bristish church matters with Fosdick, and references European debt and Uplift of air travel prospects in the near future.
Editorial debate on speed of life in America and Europe
Dr Frank Crane notes German observers claim Americans live too fast, sacrificing leisure for achievement. He contrasts European leisured nobility with American restless progress, noting Secretary Mellon’s busy life and the belief that happiness lies in doing rather than resting. Copyright 1926 The McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Emil Kruepelin
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Perhips Ameriga
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Memorial Day Address and Lawrence County Veterans
Memorial Day is described as a day to honor both the Immortal Dead and the Living. The piece recalls veterans from many wars, notes the distinctive “World War” era, and highlights community figures connected to Battery B of Lawrence County. It mentions Jon Reed, his service since the 1860s, and ties to Squire Joseph Reed, David Needler, Ex-Sheriff Sam Bell, and local veterans who served under Lawrence County recruited companies.
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Shenango
Quien
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Edenburg
Ray
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Nellie s Version Of It From EDGAR 4 GUEST
Nellie recalls twenty years of marriage marked by hoarded clothing as her husband clings to old suits and gear. She portrays his thrift as a mania, insisting he keeps items for fishing and outings while never using them, and resents giving them away. Copyright 1925 Edgar A. Guest.
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University of Chicago
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Reese
Iva
Ike Walton
Lfe
Guirst
Ned
Edgar A. Guest
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