New Castle News Publication and Subscription Details
The New Castle News announces ownership by The Company News and partners with Treadwell Ray as vice president and Jacob F. Rentz as treasurer. James T. Ray serves as assistant treasurer, George W. Bees as secretary, and editors. Subscription rates are 16 cents a copy or 7.59 per year, daily mail at 6.09, 1.25 for three months, or 66 cents monthly for less than three months. The paper solicits public correspondence and lists advertising and circulation information. It notes affiliation with the International News Service and Audit Bureau of Circulation and membership in professional associations.
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Fog Threatens U S Air Travel Across Regions
The article notes rugged terrain and foggy conditions endanger air travel in Central Pennsylvania New England and New Jersey. Five aircraft forced down by fog in one morning and a navy plane wrecked next day. Airmail pilot killed in a Pennsylvania mountain crash blamed on fog.
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Pennsylvania
New England
New Jersey
Parent picked mates for airplanes water loo
A discussion on marriage trends and social engineering notes mothers choosing spouses for children as a response to rising divorce rates. Dr. Kate Waller Barrett advocates mothers picking wives and husbands, claiming her own children were successfully placed. The piece contrasts old parental authority with modern youth choosing mates and homes.
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America
Kate Waller Barrett
Dr. Barrett
Barrett
Get Out and Vote Tuesday in New Castle and Lawrence County
Election day nears with focused campaigns in New Castle and Lawrence County. Voters are urged to cast ballots to support Judge S. P. Emery and the Republican ticket, as indications point to a substantial county and city victory.
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Race Track Warns Against Foolish Bets
A sharp public note warns that a fool and his money are soon parted at the race track, urging bettors to beware costly mistakes and manage wagers responsibly.
Dame Fashion Crowned World Champion of Progressives
Dame Fashion earns world title as leading figure in progressive style advocacy. Her influence spans fashion circuits and political discourse, signaling a shift toward inclusive design and future-forward trends.
False faces and carelessness alter at rail crossings
A folksy warning describes how disguises and carelessness at railroad crossings can change a person’s appearance enough that even a mother might not recognize them. The piece emphasizes vigilance around trains and crossings.
Hints and Hints From A 1900s City Column Humor
A chatty column mixes weather, politics, and social quips. It jokes about fall weather, winter underwear, and shopping while noting election day near and endorsing Judge S Plummer Emery. It also pokes at costumes, banking, car rentals, and diet claims.
Big Cement Plant Leader Backed by Generous Local Donor
In Wampum the head of a major cement plant, David M. Kirk, is praised for unwavering support to New Castle charities and civic projects. He repeatedly donates hundreds, aided workers, and is viewed as a valuable neighbor near the plant.
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David M. Kirk
New Castle
Pittsburghers Guarded in Wheeling Over Fear of Bootleggers
Two Pittsburgh residents are under police protection in Wheeling amid threats from bootleggers. The informers say they would have stayed home in Pittsburgh where bootleggers are common and no one notices betrayals.
German coal reaches Maine amid shifting wartime sentiment
The report notes coal from Germany is now supplied to Maine after years of conflict. It recalls Germany’s earlier attempt to land iron along the shore, describing a dramatic change in public sentiment within a few years.
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Germany
Maine
Critics to Propose a New Estimate for Community Chest
In New Castle critics were urged to join next year’s drive to devise a plan for raising funds their way. The note promises citizens will appreciate saving expenses and gives critics a chance to present ideas when next year's campaign starts.
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New Castle
Jersey inmate escapes jail leaves note to sheriff
A female prisoner in New Jersey escaped by picking a lock with a safety pin and left a taunting note to the sheriff. The message included requests to laugh off her breakout from custody and referenced her audacious exit.
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New Jersey
Chicago jury convicts two men of murder and sentences hangings
A Chicago jury convicts two men of murder and imposes hanging penalties in a case carried through appeals. The piece also reflects on social issues, politics and urban life with quick, satirical asides about flappers, mental tests, and asphalt paving on American streets.
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Chicago
No Resignation Here Sparks Independent Runoffs
The speaker asserts that in this country officials do not resign willingly and must be forced out. If needed, they run as independents to trigger new organization and leadership, as cabinet members or senators refuse to resign.
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Senate
Edgar A. Guest
Incongruous Tidbits and Quips From a 1920s Column
A collage of jests and observations touches on Coolidge declining gifts and a provided Thanksgiving turkey, a Spanish noble’s vast estate bequest to relatives, a Texas woman’s third divorce, De Wolf Hopper’s birthdays, weather musings, fashion costs for mothers, and light social commentary on Americanism, unions, and aerials.
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Texas
De-Wolf Hopper
Branded Copyright Notice in 1925 American
A copyright notice appears credited to ARTH. BRISBANE and attributed to N. Y. American, Inc. in 1925. The item notes ownership and publication authority for the work.
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New York Stock Exchange Adds Seats Amid Market Boom
The New York Stock Exchange plans 25 new seats, bringing total seats to 1,125. Each seat sells for 125000 dollars, adding 3500000 to assets. Brokers stand, six more seats added to relieve workload as 2407700 shares changed hands.
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Dr Edwin A Alderman Longtime UVA President Influential Educator
Dr Edwin A Alderman, longtime University of Virginia president, known for opposing rigid college entrance rules, has a fifty year career in education. Born in the South and trained there, he rose from North Carolina alumnus to university leader, shaping southern higher learning.
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Edwin A. Alderman
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Goldsboro
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Alderman Known For Oratory At Three Colleges
Alderman had previously achieved in the same position at the University of North Carolina and Tulane University. He is a prolific writer and regarded as one of the top American orators.
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University of North Carolina
Tulane University
Dealing with Causes Signals Mental Balance Says Crane
Dr. Frank Crane argues in a daily editorial that sanity shows when one deals with causes, not effects, illustrated by a test in an asylum. He urges reform in marriage laws, strikes, immigration scrutiny, and public health toward preventing illness rather than treating symptoms.
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McClure
The Garden in Autumn by Edgar A. Guest
A reflective verse on a garden fading with autumn frosts. The speaker notes ragged borders and senescent flowers yet finds resilience in blooms that endure the coming cold, each plant bravely meeting winter with one final flourish. The poem invokes dignity in aging flora.
Train hits bus. eleven killed near Hampton a year ago
One year ago near Hampton Virginia eleven people died when a railway train collided with a bus. The document cites a dramatic line from a civic drama quoting two acts about repression and the fight for freedom.
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Hampton
World And The Mud Puddies Gasoline Vs Steam
The piece contrasts rail travel with motor coach progress, noting limited railroad gains despite lavish trains. It highlights Pickwick Transportation’s new 32 foot parlor coach The San Franciscan between Los Angeles and San Francisco with dining service and adjustable seating, plans for expansion to San Diego and Seattle, and mentions Sleeping Cars under construction.
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To Enjoy Friends While We Have Them
The speaker outlines aims of life including cherishing friends, steering a son away from his father's errors, seeking thought provoking reading, understanding another viewpoint before quarrels, showing family courtesy, heeding workers' suggestions, and living each day fully.
Today's Anniversaries Reflecting historic milestones and misc quotes
A list of notable births and deaths from 1793 to 1923 such as Stephen F. Austin and William Cullen Bryant, plus events like the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce founding and Idaho’s first legislature. Includes humorous, satirical quotes about war debt and cider.
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John Watson
Ian Maclaren
England
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa
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Boise
Prince King
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Japan
Turkey
Balkan
Lloyd George
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