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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1925

Page

4

JUDGE S PLUMMER EMERY BACKED FOR RE-NOMINATION

Lawrence county voters face a three candidate Republican bid for the judgeship with Judge S Plummer Emery urged for re nomination and re election. The News extols Emerys ten years on the bench, his fearless duty and county wide support as the best choice in the upcoming September 15 vote.

Awrence County Republican Party S. Plummer Emery Emery New Castle Lawrence County

Labor Day Reflections on Work and Character

Fragmentary passage argues labor shapes character rather than hours. It cites Longfellow and Tolstoy to suggest intelligence and effort endure beyond daily toil. The text notes a debate between social and individual responsibility, warning against misreading labor's role.

New Castle Meno Robert Louis Stevenson el Dorado Longfellow Tolstoy

Safety Sam says alert drivers save lives

A columnist voice suggests drivers could reduce crossing accidents by adopting the attentiveness of riding dogs on fenders, arguing awareness lowers smashups and increases safety for all road users.

Fragmented Odds and Ends in a Summer Paper

A jumble of aphorisms and jokes spills from a New Castle paper. The item mocks politicians, judges, and editors with satirical quips about Supreme Court appointments, travel salesman wives, and rural pride. It weaves humorous asides on farming radios and grand fairs, ending with scattered riffs on Mussolini and foreign correspondents.

Fragmented musings from a wandering observer column

A patchwork of quirky observations and satirical asides on politics, travel, weather, and society. The writer riffs on Mussolini, a hat box invention, mistaken identities, a Polish kitten scare, pedestrians versus autos, California heat, aging nostalgia, local post office milk needs, tin cans in Silvermine, and cross cultural tensions between Americans and Chinese.

Sermons by Rev Roy Dr Smith on greatness and publicity

Rev Roy Dr Smith preaches on the allure of fame and publicity. He cautions that imitation of greatness deceives the defiant and that wealth offers only fleeting satisfaction, while a family tree and reflected glory offer weak reputations.

Roy DR. Smith, D Burgan

Shenandoah disaster rally sparks all metal dirigible plans

Arthur Brisbane cites the Shenandoah tragedy and heroic pilots to argue for United States leadership in airship tech. He discusses Henry Ford’s all metal dirigibles using hydrogen, plans for a 220 foot wing all metal monoplane, and continued aviation progress despite public fears. He also comments on brain science, rail consolidation ideas, and President Coolidge’s stance on rail mergers framed by industry optimism.

Dirigib Henry Pord Deel Ford Fugt

Making Things Plain, Even The Obscure Clarified

Dr Frank Crane’s Daly Ette argues that any subject can be made clear with proper method and listener intelligence. It cites Johnson and Franklin, condemns superficial writing, and praises plain speech as a craft essential to educators, preachers, editors, and speakers.

Samuel Jobeon Johnson Oztan Fex Strow Ben Franklin William Shakespeare Dave Samuel AleChrre Fewspaper

Havelock Wilson's Career in British Labor Sunlight

Havelock Wilson, once missing in Canada, spent over a quarter century as a leading figure in organized labor. As general president of the National Seamen's Union, his influence shaped maritime labor, policy, and union strategy in Great Britain.

Havelock Wilson Canada Great Britain National Seaman's Union

Sailor Leader Wile son Fought for Workers’ Welfare

The article highlights Mr Wile son born in Sunderland who, after years at sea and limited schooling, educated himself in economics. His leadership within the craft and organizational work earned material gains for British seafarers and a long role as a parliamentarian advancing laws to aid the working classes.

Wileson Lfe Sunderland Organixuylign Acameh Gad Aa

Bible Thought for Today on Mind of Christ

Daily devotional note urges believers to adopt the mindset of Christ. Emphasizes humility, viewing others as better than oneself, and avoiding strife or glory seeking. Reflects Philippians 2 5 3 themes in concise guidance for readers.

Christ Christ Jesus

Life and the Mud Puddles on Navy Progress

A speech extols Navy expansion and training programs highlighting inland citizens’ ignorance of naval needs. It lauds Annapolis and San Diego academies, argues education for naval recruits benefits the nation, and asserts naval costs are small next to national gain. The speaker envisions a future trained leadership benefiting the country.

United States Atlantic Pact Gulf Congress Great Britain British Isles Navy United States Navy Anapolis Sem Grea San Diego California Unites States

Past and Present Integrity Poem by Edgar A Guest

The poem urges a man to live clean and true to his declared faith. It warns against leaving strokes of scandal in the past and counsels fearlessness when facing foes. It portrays the virtuous man as the one who can smile despite sneers and stay bound to his honest years.

Bor Anu Hace Edgar A. Gueat

Anniversaries and historical notes across 19th century events

A fragmented list of historical anniversaries and figures includes Giacomo Mererbeer born in Berlin and died in Fort May. 1837 Count Sarowieski a Polish dwarf. 1869 Jonathan Worth NC governor. 18 54 Texas constitutional framing in Austin. 1900 Eugene V Debs trial. 1920 British Trade Union Congress advocating eight hour day. 1133 The Prince of Wales sailed from London to Canada.

Giacomo Mererbeer Berlin Fort May Asad Philadelphia Count Sarowieski Jonathan Worth North Carolina Raleigh Bar Guilford N. C Austin Texas Eugene V. Debs Amercan Railway Chicago British Trade Union Congress Prince of Wates Feft London Canada

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