New Castle News Company Details and Contact
New Castle News publishes every evening except Sunday from its corner offices at Sycamore acres and Apple Alley. The News Company is a partnership of Mrs. George B. H. Treadwell and L. Rentz with L. Rentz as manager and Wells as editor. Public interest notices welcome from all county parts. mail should be addressed to New Castle, Pa. not to individuals.
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New Castle
New Castle, Pa
Sycamore Acres
Apple Alley
the News Company
George BH. Treadwell
L. Rentz
Wells
Notich
Union Station
Pittsburg Street
Adieus
Youngstown
Taft
Cleveland
Theory vs Practice on the Farm Life
A City Blizzard piece contrasts idealized rural scenes with harsh farm realities. It argues that true farming involves long hours around chores, milking, and mortgage concerns rather than peaceful evenings on the steps watching chickens and sunset.
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Franklin News
Debate Over Manliness in Schools Stirs New York Education
A heated discussion on gender roles in public schools features critiques of female teachers shaping pupil character and calls for more male instructors. New York officials diverge, with Wingate fearing effeminacy amid many women teachers while Gulick argues schools already instill ample manly bearing and aggressiveness.
New York boys and manliness debated in schools
Dr Guilek argues training by women may seem effeminate yet not justified by New York public school results. He notes New York boys enter athletics with aggressiveness and combativeness, making it hard to curb fighting. The News invites education readers in New Castle to weigh in.
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Cleveland Public Schools
New York
Ehler
George W. Wingate
Board of Education
Luther H. Gulick
New York Public Schools
Guilek
Friends of Education
New Castle
School Days and Labor Day Musings in Local Dispatches
A collage of humorous poems and short notes on school, labor day, and local scenes. Jokes about teachers and uniforms mix with small town events, a taunt at Taft's campaign, and brief reports from Butler, Oxford, and Atlantic City. A New Jersey man cites debt from a unemployed wife while sly digs at politics appear alongside everyday life.
Evangelist Orr Preaches at Ellwood City Revival
Nearly 1,000 residents attend opening of revival across six churches in Ellwood City led by Rev. W. W. On of Charlotte South Carolina. He speaks on Rolling Stones Away addressing prejudice criticism and unforgiving spirit as obstacles to faith.
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Ellwood City
W. W. On
Charlotte
Evangelist of Charlotte Opens Revival at Casino
Evangelist from Charlotte S C opened evangelistic services in the Casino rink last night before an audience of about 1000. Rev S A Staum led 75 voices from area church choirs in singing. The revival drew high enthusiasm and is expected to continue nightly this week at the Casino rink with similar attendance.
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Evangelist of
Charlotte, S. C
Casino
Water Samples Taken To Assess Filtration Need In New Castle
J C Bloom chemist of the state board of health and W J Kirk with H E McClymonds for the borough collected water samples from reservoirs and streams feeding New Castle Butler and Youngstown. Samples will be analyzed to compare with other towns’ water quality to determine actions against the local water company to require filtration.
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J.C. Bloom
State Board of Health
W. J. Kirk
H. E. McClymonds
New Castle
Butler
Youngstown
Vision of a fair country with public offices and chairs
The piece quotes a Chicago Record-Herald dream of a fair nation with public offices and easy chairs on a splendid shore free of mockers like Debs. It mixes satirical lines on airship collisions and beer, plus warnings about dangers from everyday objects and political finance troubles.
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Samper
Gampers
Eugene V. Debs
Chicago Record-Herald
Democratic Campaign Text Book Issued For Workers
The Democratic party distributes a 300 page campaign manual approved by the national committee. It features parallel party platforms with Republican rebuttals, sharp chapter headings, and includes W. J. Bryan speeches on acceptance tariff and deposits.
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Chicago
National Committee
W. J. Bryan
Mill patent in big law suit at Sharon plant
Percy Donner sues the American Sheet and Tin Plate company asserting infringement of his patent on the continuous rolling process used at the South Sharon plant. Company officials deny the claim and expect the Washington court decision this month, with the mill to resume operations once resolved.
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Heis
Leather strap shock prank at Elmwood City station
In Elmwood City a group of drunks at the B and O station mocked passengers by shocking them with a leather strap. A messenger boy slapped hands against a wire screen causing loud yells as others felt “ shocks” through a glass window.
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Ellwood City
Detective subpoenas witnesses in Krauther case
County Detective Creighton G. Lo fan subpoenaed witnesses for the grand jury in the commonwealth versus Jacob Krauther charged with aggravated assault and battery. Former officers Martin Reiner and Matt Glaser will only testify about Krauther’s arrest, not the alleged fight. Detective Logan sought witnesses in the case against Charles Timmons, held on larceny and receiving stolen goods charges, but prosecutors may drop the case if no further witnesses are found.
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Creighton G. Lofan
The
Commonwealth
Jacob Krauther
Captain Moon
Martin Reiner
Matt Glaser
Moon
Krauther
Logan
Charles Timmons
Eagles Outing Planned for Hazel Dell Timber Area
Aerie 1246 of Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold a day long outing next Sunday near Hazel Dell in the timber strip along the creek. The event is limited to members with about 200 local members invited and expected to attend.
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Aerie 1246
Order of Eagles
Hazel Dell
Aenue
B N A I of B Rith Holds Regular Meeting
The Independent order of B N A i of B R ith met yesterday at Krause's hall in a routine session. Preliminary plans for a series of entertainments this season were discussed informally.
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B'Nai
B’rith
Krause
Local visitors fill New Castle and Harmony towns
C E Whistler visited New Castle Saturday. Hugh McAndrews traveled to Titusville for Labor Day. J P Moyer of Blatt Hardware left on vacation. Miss Fidler Miss Alice Fidler and Miss Otto from Harmony were in town Saturday.
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C. E. Whistler
New Castle
Hugh McAndrews
Titusville
J. P. Moyer
The
Blatt Hardware Company
Miss Fidler
Alice Fidler
Miss Otto
Harmony
Manufacturers 10 Meet Again Soon
Pittsburg reports a general meeting of steel manufacturers is planned around September 15 to discuss prices and production. U S Steel officials seek to address prices before October 1, with subcommittee chairmen invited to attend, aiming to set uniform prices and curb output amid recent price cuts.
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Pittsburg
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
Volant College Opens September 22 With New Principal
Volant college will open on September 22 with Prof. S B Mit chell as principal. The buildings were overhauled during the summer and indications point to a successful term.
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Volant College
S. B. Mitchell
News Party Voyage Through Cleveland and Toronto
Editor Wells describes The News party aboard a lake boat traveling from New Castle to Cleveland, with 50 boys and several Salvation Army singers. The group enjoys hotels, meals, and shopping, faces luggage mixups, and plans a journey via Lewiston and the St. Lawrence River to Toronto before returning home.
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