New Castle News Publisher and staff details
The New Castle News publishes daily except Sundays from 29 North Mercer Street New Castle Pa. Editor J W Treadwell listed with executive staff including vice president Treadwell Hay and treasurer Tacod Rentz. Subscription rates show 16 per week and 7.60 per year, with mail and delivery options noted. The paper is a member of multiple press associations and carries International News Service byline rights.
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Spelling Bees Suggested Again for New Castle County
Spelling bees with county and city schools may revive old time spelling contests to stimulate interest in schooling. The piece notes spelling taught in all schools yet traditional spelling-down events have faded and proposes intercity and intertownship matches to spur broader participation.
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The County Fair Returns to Charm of the Old Day
The county fair column extols the stable appeal of fairs with memories of pumpkins pears and grapes, noting little has changed despite autos replacing rigs. New Castle fair starts next week with expected record attendance as earlier dates and better weather boost turnout.
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Athletics for all improves Yale student participation
A Yale University athletics report praises the "athletics for all" policy, noting broad student involvement. In a season of eight weeks football draws huge attention, while 2576 of 3795 students reported practice twice weekly in some sport, aided by interclass competitions promoting wholesome exercise and competition.
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Be Kind and Honest in Life’s Quiet Path
Poem by Edgar A. Guest titled Just Folks, urging humble daily virtue. It calls for malice-free envy, patient service, fairness, humility in prayer, and fidelity to trust, striving to live rightly whether winning or losing, asking for a pure soul.
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A Very Needful Prayer Psalm Verse Message
A short devotional note quoting Psalm 25 4 21 urging guidance in paths integrity and uprightness. The phrasing resembles a religious exhortation emphasizing divine teaching and preservation in life.
Safety Sam Says in Sittin' Steady Boat Sits
A folksy maxim from Safety Sam urges steady sitting in a boat during rough water to remain safe and composed when life turns challenging. The line underscores calm posture and awareness amid danger.
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Athletics For All Opens Debate On College Sports
As colleges near the new year, discussions center on athletics especially football and the criticism of disproportionate time devoted to sports by students. The text notes renewed charges and comparisons amid this debate.
New Castle News Notes On Town Happenings And Opinions
A lively miscellany covers local politics, school board cautions, and fair week plans. Mentions a proposed home for oil-loss sufferers, tomato pole droughts, and judge quality expectations. Also notes national topics from Canada beer to presidential furnishings and a brisk retort on public taste.
Coal strike and world views collide in editorials
Today by Arthur Brisbane 1923 commentary notes the coal strike, government inaction, and a potential soft coal shutdown. It praises Muscle Shoals power, criticizes wasted federal assets, and discusses Florida rail expansion. It also covers Palestine education, Hebrew language, and global perspectives amid wartime letters from Allied airmen.
Dr Henry Taylor Faces Potential Congress Probe
Dr Henry Taylor a noted agricultural economist linked to the University of Wisconsin and the U S Department of Agriculture faces possible congressional scrutiny over removal from his chief role in the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Born in Iowa in 1870s, he studied at Drake University and Iowa State, earned an MS, studied in Europe, then joined Wisconsin as an instructor before leading its Agricultural Economics Department.
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Lack of Government Spurs Trade Drive and Missing Cashier
Fragmented OCR notes describe a drive to boost trade with large sums mentioned. A missing cashier Finley Nugent is reported by Constable Newt Plum with a vague police description. A chaotic weather remark ends the fragment with a shouted exclamation about rain.
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Flavor of the Cherry and the Worth of a Mind
Dr. Frank Crane reflects on value and ability using two cherry stands as a metaphor. He contrasts cheap sour cherries with expensive extra sweet ones, arguing real worth lies in flavor seen only when tasted, much like a person’s inner capacity revealed under pressure. A young foreign correspondent illustrates that true potential shows when tested.
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Anniversaries and Historical Dates Mix of 19th Century Events
A compact list of notable dates and figures: birth of General Nerciso Lopes in Venezuela in 1799. Staten Island quarantine hospitals destroyed. 1870 French and Prussian engagements near Sedan. 1875 Molly Maguires hunt at Raven Run. Alabama State Department founded. Buffalo to Chicago record in 61 hours 22 minutes. Denver Rio Grande train robbery for 3000 dollars. 23 May deadly earthquake and fires in Japan cities.
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One Year Ago Dawes Plan Reparation Effort Debated
A brief note recalls the Dawes Reparation plan milestone from a year ago as discussions in the Fifth Assembly of the League of Nations met at Geneva. The record notes international negotiations and the differing positions on postwar repairs.
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Life and the Mud Puddles on Tog Island
During the waning war period Tog Island rose as a major shipbuilding center with docks, warehouses, kilns, and tracks. A faded wartime dream shows a once-bustling yard now desolate and up for sale by the United States Shipping Board.
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Maps and surveys chart vast Pacific ocean depths
A long exposition on geodetic and oceanographic surveys aiming to map the Pacific. It discusses the Geodetic Survey’s plan to measure sea bottoms, depths, currents, and bathymetry, noting the potential for a model map of submarine features and the impact on science, climate understanding, and global resources.
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