New Castle News Publication Details and Contact
New Castle News publishes daily except Sundays from 2% North Mercer Street New Castle Pennsylvania. It outlines ownership The News Company Frea L Rentz president and manager Pator W Teadwell vice president ucy Treadwell Ray treasurer Jacob f F Rentz manager and assistant treasurer Lee OS Winer. George W Conway is editor and secretary. Subscriptions listed with prices for daily and mail delivery. International News Service has exclusive rights for republication of dispatches.
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International News Service
World Series Enthusiasm Reflects American Unity
The essay extols the world series as a healthful national spectacle uniting diverse Americans from all ages and backgrounds. It notes the broad appeal beyond sports fans and cites American efficiency in British praise of American-made goods, showing patriotism via economy and quality.
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United States
Washington
Pittsburgh
England
British Booster Campaign Promotes Made in Britain
The British government campaigns to boost domestic goods with posters and mail stamps declaring British-made goods are best, aiming to keep British purchasing in domestic hands amid rising American imports. Both nations use patriotic appeals to sway consumers and manufacturers over cross-border consumption.
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House of Commons
British Isles
America
England
United States
Private Conversation Tactics in Public Gatherings
A brief note discusses how private conversations may occur in public spaces by using a foreign language or flawless English. It examines social perception and etiquette surrounding multilingual dialogue in shared environments.
Dust in the Face of Slower Cars Privilege Cited
A newspaper-comment style remark notes in satire that upper class privilege in America is seen as kicking dust in the face of slower cars and suggests wives may heed advice from other husbands more than their own.
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America
Local musings spark mix of sports bets and social shots
Hints of sun and schedules frame a column of playful jabs on games loans and housing. The piece mocks crosswords politics marriage and fashion while noting bets on baseball and football and quips about court fines and local habits.
The Worst Part of a Bad Cold Is Describing Symptoms
The subject laments that a bad cold makes him constantly articulate every symptom, a source of irritation that extends beyond physical discomfort and into verbal repetition.
Brides Expect Plenty Of Luxuries In Modern Weddings
The article notes that many brides anticipate enjoying numerous small comforts and indulgences they have not previously experienced, suggesting a growing trend toward refined wedding living.
What keeps hinged windshields from drivers breaking
Hinged windshields designed for driver passage risk breaking due to bending stress and impact. The hinge adds weak points and failure modes while sealing, weatherproofing, and safety standards favor fixed windshields. Maintenance and liability concerns deter common use.
Nine parts of righteousness linked to nose and grindstone
A compact aphorism states righteousness rests on an intimate relation between one’s nose and the grindstone. It suggests personal discipline and steady work as core virtues. The line evokes traditional moralizing about diligence and self control.
Honeymoon Ends As Young Couple Returns Home
The couple nears the end of their trip and returns to the neighborhood where their relatives reside, marking a quiet transition from travel to daily life.
Daughter Embroidering Gift Hints at Christmas Surprise
A daughter starts an embroidery without knowing the final design beyond it being a Christmas gift. The work evolves as she threads fabric, hinted by hopeful anticipation and family warmth in the project.
Plea for Abolishing the Word Reaction
A humorous columnist urges immediate abolition of the word reaction claiming it is overworked. The piece notes inevitability of a reaction in any case and plays on language.
Bride’s Parents Home Hosts Wedding Resolution
After the ceremony in New York a resolution followed at the home of the bride's parents. The remark hints the bride aims to be the boss, reflecting humorous social tone of the event.
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New York
States rush to gasoline tax model spreads nationwide
The article notes nearly all states impose a gasoline tax, with others following an established pattern. It predicts a day when states may operate without taxes, though none have achieved that. It also reports eight thousand fish were released into Lawrence County streams to boost next year’s fishing, likely yielding record catches.
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United States
Lawrence County
One Year Ago Emir Ali Accepts Hedjaz Throne
Emir Ali son of ex King Hus sein accepted the throne of Hedjaz. Miss Dorothy Uli appointed deputy superintendent registrar of births marriages and deaths in Leicester is the only woman in England with authority to officiate at weddings.
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England
Bang from barrel fractures man’s jaw in drinking scene
A blast from a barrel injures a man by fracturing his jaw in an incident linked to strong drink. The piece suggests the danger and dire consequences, noting the “powerful kick” of liquor and its potential to cause fatal outcomes.
Pittsburgh prohibition administrator guarded by armed guards
A prohibition administrator in Pittsburgh is surrounded by armed guards due to fear of bootlegger retaliation. If danger subsides there may be no need for guards. On Mercer Street yesterday a friend who bought a flivver was asked about comments on his driving. He replied the mayor said $10 and costs.
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Pittsburgh
Washington
Mercer Street
Safety Sam Says and Rail Crossing Warnings
A dialectal ditty critiques safety discourse as it urges practical rail crossing precautions and awareness to prevent disasters. Emphasizes clearer guidance over broad talk about submarine hazards.
General Harboard Reveals Political Placement In A E F
General J G Harboard asserts political influence placed many officers in command in France, detailing the difficulties of removing unqualified leaders from command posts. He cites widespread incompetence among those promoted for political reasons and calls for scrutiny of such practices. He also suggests a companion volume by Wilbur and Weeks on mismanagement of flying divisions.
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J. G. Harboard
France
Harboard
Wilbur
Weeks
Political Critique Presses for Tougher Jail Rules
The piece accuses the Pennsylvania administration of releasing more murderers and criminals than any prior regime. It suggests a dangerous “brotherly feeling” between classes and mocks secrecy, urging direct action to spread a warning to the town.
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Pennsylvania
Pardon Board Pardons Albert Corelli Despite Youthful Record
The piece protests the Pardon Board of the State for recommending a pardon of Albert Corelli, a Pittsburgh murderer released as a free man with gubernatorial sanction. It argues for stricter laws to hold convicted individuals and notes the current fire prevention week.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Denver woman cited beer for baby as excuse in liquor arrest
A Denver woman accused on a liquor charge told the judge she brewed beer for her baby because the child loved it and seemed to thrive. The judge released her on that claim. The column ends with a caution about weekend guests who use a home telephone for long distance calls and depart without paying the bills.
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Denver
Fear as Aid to Longevity in a Brief Fable
A compact fable notes that fear aids longevity. It references a man with 17 admiring female relatives who never boasted about them, illustrating humility as strength. The passage presents a moral about restraint and endurance.
A Picked Collection of Wry Maxims and Odds and Ends
A mosaic of quirky observations and political snippets notes on life work and humor. The fragmentary text mixes proverbs about war gas taxes religion and cars with a jokey take on aviation oil and mayo quantities. It reads like a newspaper humor column of clipped wits and social commentary.
Notable Comparisons in an Odd Rant of Qualities
A humorous, fragmentary list contrasts various traits from ridiculous grandfathers to pleasant friendships. The lines juxtapose flirtatious ineptness, unattractiveness, and conscience with praise for loyalty, listening, and dependable conduct, in a quirky, opinionated cadence.
Governor’s Wife Seeks Congress Seat Amid Road Plan
The statement notes Mrs. Pinchot, wife of the governor, plans to run for Congress in the county where a new state highway would be built. The projection follows the resignation of the state highway commissioner connected to that project.
Flying and bungling the poor riffs
Arthur Brisbane assesses aviation mishaps and missteps with wry commentary. He notes how careless pilots and faulty planning fuel air travel dangers, while public awe and concern over flight rise amid mishaps and improvements.
Rodgers and critics clash over navy airpower in aviation debate
Abe Martin surveys a heated column praising Commander Rodgers while warning the navy to stop relying on sailings and inspections. The piece attacks naval planners, cites three failed seaplanes to Hawaii, and argues for a unified air department and civilian innovation led by Henry Ford and Edsel Ford.
Living Sideways In Character Growth And Balance
Dr. Frank Crane argues that focusing on a single praised trait harms overall development. He cites basketball, beauty contests, and youth as examples where overemphasis stunts teamwork, education, and future potential. True growth requires all round development and conscious balance.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Hollywood
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Davis Named Acting War Secretary Hopeful for Weeks
Dwight F. Davis of St Louis has acted as secretary of war for six months while Weeks was ill and is viewed as satisfactory to President Coolidge. An Harvard A B graduate of 1900, he studied law at Washington University but pursued managing the family estate and became a financier. He is known as the donor of the world famous international tennis trophy bearing his name.
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Dwight F. Davis
Coolidge
Weeks
Davis
St. Louis
Harvard
Law School
Washington University
Financelal
The World and The Mud Puddles of Society Gossip
A column critiques society pages and upper crust life, praising Beau Brummel era wit while lampooning sycophants and critics. It cites Grand Duke Boris and Mrs Fish versus Mrs Goellet at Newport dinners, and jokes about King Lehr.
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America
Beau Brummell
Beau Brummel
Harry Lehr
Beau Brummels
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Romanoffs
Boris
Newport
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Grand Duke
King Lehr
Just Folks Preparation and the Path to Ambition
A 1925 Edgar A. Guest verse urges readers to survey options, choose a fitting vocation, and pursue higher positions through greater skill. It contrasts easy jobs with the effort required for advancement, noting many posts demand study and training.
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Edgar A. Guest
The Resurrection and Life Verse Reflected
A biblical quotation from John 11 25 26 echoes the promise of resurrection and eternal life for believers. The passage centers on faith in Jesus as the resurrection and life with assurance of eternal life beyond death.
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Jesus
Today's Anniversaries
William Tyndale burned at the stake near Brussels in 1536. Louis Philippe born in Paris in 17738. The Northwest Company restored Astoria to Americans in 1817. Prince L Campbell, long president of the University of Oregon, born in Newmarket Missouri. died in Eugene, Oregon in 1925. Hood attacks Federals at Allatoona Pass, Georgia in 1864.
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