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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1925
Page
4
The notice lists publication details for a New Castle Pennsylvania paper with subscription rates and distribution notes. It notes private exchange and a New York address for advertising, indicating standard newspaper boilerplate and public notices from county correspondents.
International News Service holds exclusive rights to use and republish all dispatches and co or undated news published in this paper. The agency may exploit news content in any form or medium for republication without additional credit.
A public notice directs all checks money orders drafts and communications to be addressed to The News Co New Castra Pe and not to any individual.
Delegates from New Castle and Lawrence County travel to Erie to advocate for bringing the 1927 state Sunday School convention to New Castle. They tout the leaders and the Scottish Rite Cathedral auditorium as key draws and say the city can accommodate hundreds of delegates and events.
The text argues that by 1492 plus 333 years, the United States is unique in the Western Hemisphere for turning wilderness into civilization, surpassing others in material wealth and, more importantly, in spiritual and governmental achievements. It credits liberty and equality as the foundation of American progress and notes widespread diffusion of wealth and rights among the people.
The author urges serious consideration of Columbus Day and the enduring inalienable rights secured by law under the Constitution. They celebrate the 433 years since Columbus sighted the western land, calling it a marvel of mankind to be cherished, protected, and defended.
At the Atlantic City AFL gathering Arthur A. Purcell, a Radical Democrat, urged friendly ties with the Third International and criticized the federation for leniency toward capitalism. President Green rebuked him, declaring Moscow aims to capture and control the federation, underscoring the futility of communist infiltration within American labor.
A brief fragment notes time as money with a line about being millionaires every Sunday and three months until summer returns, reflecting casual, non-news wording rather than a reportable event.
A concise remark describes a grouch as an ordinary person whose attention centers on personal grievances and sore spots, highlighting mood and self-pity as defining traits.
A remark suggests golf interest may be lower among single men who lack a home to retreat to. The idea ties leisure choices to living arrangements and personal space.
An Edgar A. Guest poem from 1925 laments laziness and procrastination. The speaker ignores duty and opportunities, preferring dreams over action, and fears later regret for the golden hours lost. The verse contrasts health and strength with a resistant mindset.
A collage of wry observations and brief witticisms on manners, work, travel, technology, and everyday life. The items touch on radio time cues, bootleggers, labor hours, road quality, social norms, and fashion, each offering a humorous or pointed reflection typical of a light newspaper column.
The season's first snow fell Friday night and Saturday turning into a brief storm. While adults dislike snow, children enjoy it and plan sledding. The snow boosts local sales of galoshes and winter clothing.
A miscellaneous collection of remarks cites spirit messages from William Jennings Bryan, comments on Abe Lincoln and prominent politicians, theater criticisms, prohibition costs, and social musings. The piece reflects varied editorial snippets and satirical observations.
A collage of light news items and gags from a wedding scene. Jokes on emb blocked groom, the minister, and a bride who smokes. Notes on weather, crime, and social trends follow with brief wry observations. The piece ends with a funeral timing detail.
The text references Matthew 6 33 urging pursuit of God s kingdom and righteousness. It notes the party does not yet dislike Bob enough to secure his position. A brief local comment highlights uncertainty about Bob s future standing within the party.
A cryptic ditty claims footsteps on a path led to a fatal crash and a missing sound before discovering the word excelsior. The verse hints at a dramatic origin tale and unresolved imagery surrounding the term.
A collected note compares daring airship pilots to cautious non flyers, asserting stunt workload and risk mirror human reluctance. It suggests bold aviators forgo wallet concerns and treats flight as a defining trait, drawing a playful parallel between extreme stunts and everyday prudence.
A historic note describes how residents respond to aggressive solicitors often a female is involved and the phrase told to depart is echoed as a cautionary stance by locals.
The passage reflects how shifts in style disrupt large factories and fashion items like corsets hairnets hairpins and petticoats. It notes the impact on production and consumer behavior as households adapt to new trends and the absence of clear guidance for new generations.
To get an education dooms him self to mediocrity. To be agreeable finds the world full of unnecessary enemies. To worship keeps his soul in bondage. To honor his father and mother is lacking in fundamental morality. To keep on learning loses the power to think. To maintain his self respect has failed in everything else. To vote has no right to claim police protection.
A brief column by Arti from Brisbane in 1925 assesses parental guidance and character development of a child. The piece references Voltaire’s ideas and stresses setting a good example for a child’s upbringing.
A reflection contrasts a Reverend's flawed 100 point baby metric with Voltaire and Columbus. It argues infant potential lies beyond appearance and that nurture, health, and brain development matter, praising courage humility and self control as keys to greatness.
Brief summaries of notable birth and death anniversaries and events. George W. Cable born New Orleans 1844 died St. Augustine Fla. Jan 31, 1925. Robert E. Lee died Lexington Va. 1870. Alexander Davidson died Fort Wayne Ind. 1893. The Prince of Wales visited Montreal 1923.
The piece argues Secretary Kellogg’s exclusion of Saklatvala from entry to the United States reveals socialist tensions. It portrays East Indian princes in Britain and attacks Bolshevik politics, suggesting paradoxes in socialism and free speech amid foreign influence and immigration policy.
Fel Valyi, Paris editor, urges Europe to cultivate spiritual ties with Asia, halt whisky and opium exports, and admit Japan to the League of Nations. He warns of a vast eastern upheaval from Morocco to Mongolia, calls Western powers unable to solve Asia and North Africa issues by force, and cautions of looming war with Russia if economic and social divergence persists.
One year ago the German airship ZR-3 departed Friedrichshafen bound for the United States.
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