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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
4
The News Co urges voters to study every city and county contest at next Tuesday’s primary. Do not let attention to one or two races overshadow others. Each office from judge to school board deserves consideration and informed voting.
A reader notes autumn days offer ideal driving conditions with bright sun and invigorating air. Clear skies and cool evenings invite long Sunday drives, making fall the preferred time for pleasure cars on open roads. The piece contrasts fall with summer heat and spring dampness.
A collage of fall imagery notes autumn’s beauty and mild hardships, school and sports season hints, harvest and festivals, and a string of satirical asides about life, culture, and the world. It packs social quips with observations on weather, tourism, and a poke at rhetoric.
The note mocks a plan that 15 percent of national income would go to the Empire state while reformers are urged to notice. It criticizes political hypocrisy, quips about election meddling and misuses of historical figures Abe Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson as bait in a heated, satirical tone.
A collage of humorous remarks and social sketches reflects on safety, technology, politics, and everyday life. The item notes a proposal to mark the Shenandoah wreck site, comments on labor and wages, school policies in Johnstown, and lighthearted jabs at manners, manners, and modern trends with named places like New Castle and Atlantic City appearing amid playful observations.
Poem sympathizes with Mr McGregor criticizing how Peter Rabbit and a child audience view him as cruel. Reflects on parental defense of Peter and the long lasting taint of McGregor’s name among children, with a note about shortages in recent summers.
A fragmented editorial style line urges eradicating negative traits to achieve peace with references to envy jealousy fear and hypocrisy. It mentions Dodge Brothers and a tourist sleeping quarters at a fair. The readable text blocks suggest a promotional or moral exhortation from a midcentury publication.
Today’s Washington column notes Saklatvala’s call to abolish the Union Jack, contrasts British free speech with U S practice, and comments on how Americans view censorship. The piece surveys Western religious and political trends, referencing Huntington paintings, prohibition, and Darwin debates.
A compact devotional note cites Psalms 34 4. It emphasizes seeking the Lord and receiving deliverance from tears and troubles as a personal prayer reflection. The message centers on divine hearing and rescue amid hardship.
Lynn Harold Hough, president of Northwestern University Evanston Ill a leading Methodist institution in the Midwest, was charged with heresy and appeared before the Central Methodist Church in Detroit where his case drew attention from church authorities.
Dr Hough born at Cariz Ohio 48 years ago today. He earned an A B from Seloto College in 1898 and entered the Methodist ministry the same year becoming pastor in Arcola Missouri. He later ministered in New Jersey and New York while attending Drew Theological Seminary. in 1905 he earned a Bachelor of Divinity. In 1914 he joined Langton as professor of historical theology at Garrett Biblical Institute and five years later was chosen president of Northwestern University.
Prominent Democrat Hamilton Holt argues the U S entry to the World Court hinges on President Coolidges stance and Senate support. He warns Republicans split and outlines possible reservations that could block or doom the court while noting implications for British colonies and Ireland.
Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loosh were sentenced to imprisonment for the murder of 14 year old Bobby Franks. The writer notes many wrongs in the world and grim views on Friday as unlucky and payday being near.
A dated compilation of historical anniversaries notes events from 1736 to 1800. It mentions Carter Braxton, Blount College (later UT Knoxville), the Battle of Lake Erie, John C. Fremont as California’s first senator, a British gunboat disappearance, and governors meeting in Atlanta on cotton trade with Liverpool.
Analyzed report warns the Anthracite Coal Strike in Pennsylvania could threaten East industry or resolve quickly. It cites the Miners License Law restricting work to union miners, the 1927 legislature, and argues shifting from coal to oil would lower power costs. It discusses oil's advantage in the West and urges reduced wartime wages to shift toward oil.
By Frank Crane, daily editorial style, asserts the world holds kindness, bravery, opportunity, and beauty for those who act well. It contrasts hostile attitudes with gentleness, urging self improvement and helpfulness, while noting inequities from poor distribution and idlers. Copyright 1923 The McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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