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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
4
New Castle News published every evening except Sunday by The Com News Danly. L. Rents serves as president and manager with Treadwell Ray as treasurer and secretary George Conway editor. Copyright and subscription rates printed, highlighting telegraph service from International News Service.
The New Castle Community Chest drive nears completion with about $0,000 left to raise. Volunteers urge every citizen to contribute at the Chest headquarters in the Masonic Temple on North Street and ensure the campaign does not fail. The canvassers, who have given two weeks of time and contributed heavily themselves, ask residents to act in the final day of the drive.
In Lawrence county, Judge S. P. Emery, Republican nominee for judge, is widely seen as poised for re election. The ten year incumbent with a clean, manly campaign and party endorsement appears certain to secure an overwhelming victory when ballots are counted next week.
The message notes a recorded victory for the county and city Republican party ticket on the upcoming Tuesday with no other indications or alternative outcomes given. It presents a single forecast without additional details on candidates or results.
The article contrasts local storm devastation with widespread events from the Atlantic coast to the Persian Gulf. It notes hundreds of vessels sunk and thousands killed by a Persian Gulf cyclone, and links distant catastrophes to intimate understanding when a storm strikes a neighbor’s roof.
A compact aphorism about ongoing progress in learning and the enduring impact of education on society. It frames schooling as a continuing force shaping futures beyond present limits.
A short note observes how applause and applesauce appear similar in print and sometimes share more than visual likeness, blending into readers' perception as identical terms.
The adage links a woman’s age to her dressing table items while a man’s age is inferred from his storytelling. The saying suggests personal habits reveal life stages and character through possessions and narratives.
In his first college year, Willy returns home for the holidays and his family feels an inferiority complex. The scene focuses on family dynamics and Willy’s impact on the household atmosphere during the break.
A reflective statement defines conservatism as preferring enduring a familiar harm to risking an unknown remedy. It frames conservative choice as anxiety toward uncertainty and a desire to avoid untested change.
Senator Capper notes English farm life shows few cars and limited buying power. He says England relies on imported food, imports high percentages of wheat barley oats beef and more, and farms lean Conservative with little political voice.
A fragmentary ramble critiques town interests from football zeal to industry rumblings in New Castle. It lampoons civic vanity, hunting bans, and social mores while musing on envy and misfits in a humorous, gossiping voice.
A column highlights easy sale of dance tickets and smear politics, noting gumshoe methods and gendered attacks. It defends Judge Emery for juvenile court service, jokes about a New York bachelor who died alonemarries, and laments a Pittsburgh divorce suit while abridging rural labor fatigue.
A fragmented note suggests a public safety message urging citizens to be vigilant and honor road rules. The garbled quotation references caution around driving and the need for responsible behavior toward others on the street.
Fifty years ago a mild epizootic. today a barrage of woes from potholes to detours. The League of Nations faces a Balkan crisis that could define its usefulness. Pittsburgh baseball gamblers lose about 100000 to bogus checks, while Dravesburg switches jail voting booths to firehouse booths, a move the paper deems better for citizens.
A meditation on valuing ordinary elements of nature as riches. The speaker lists rain sun grass trees flowers birds breeze clouds stars mountains rivers and seas with gratitude to God. If able to remove flaws from humanity, envy would be the first trait to cull due to its unhappiness and harm.
A collage of odd notes on plants and animals, politics, and proposed ideas. Mentions an English wizard growing a roaming plant, baboons liking jazz, a self absorbed cat, and reflections on the Locarno pact. Also suggests December drives for charity, critiques the Republican ticket and Ma Ferguson.
A jumble of opinions and wry observations from a country town, from a half witted man choosing between a nickel and a dime to reflections on politics religion and daily life. The piece lampoons quick judgments and social quirks with humor and sly social commentary.
A compact note from the Brisbane desk of Art Bureau. copyright notice appears dated 1925 under American, Inc. authority.
In Lakewood New Jersey Rev H D Jones preached on the Shenandoah disaster urging national readiness and an adequate air fleet. He warned that neglect could bring mass casualties from a future air attack and urged Congress and the President to act.
Felix Weingartner, a renowned European conductor born in Dalmatia in 1863, has been elected chairman of the newly founded League of Nations Commission for Intellectual Collaboration. He trained in Graz and Leipzig and later conducted opera in Cantate, Prague, Hamburg, and other German cities before his court appointment.
Dr Frank Crane argues in a 1925 daily editorial that each person leads an army of ancestors. He cites modern heredity ideas, urging individuals to place good traits in command and marginalize bad ones to improve humanity and their own destiny.
The column lists notable dates and events from 1818 to 1928 including Abigail Adams death in Quincy and Weymouth birth 1744 the Indianapolis lot sale 1821 the Italian Garibaldian invasion aid 1867 the Statue of Liberty dedication 1886 Roumania wreck 1892 Max Muller death 1900 Keane consecration 1902 Harden wounded 1917 Lloyd George Virginia battlefield visit 1928 and a literary aside about an orthodox novel reference.
A speaker denounces pacifists and discontented groups as national threats. He praises the Boy Scouts and ROTC as training for citizenship, criticizes referenda and nonpartisan offices, and warns that pacifists are dangerous to the nation. He cites Long Beach objections to Scout and ROTC facilities.
A poem about true success measured by fatherhood rather than wealth or fame. The speaker argues that personal integrity and guidance matter more than fortune, and that being successful as a father defines lasting achievement beyond material gains.
A compact exhortation cites Matthew 7 7 asking readers to seek and find guidance. It frames prayer persistence as pathway to opportunities and wisdom. The note blends biblical phrasing with modern motivational tone.
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