New Castle News and Public Notices Summary
New Castle News, published by Tasawa Company, lists staff roles and circulation details. The paper covers government notes, Shenandoah wreck article references, local political campaign fever in New Castle and Lawrence county, and President Coolidge’s Swampscott vacation observations.
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Street Cars Refuse to Pull Over to Curb
Street cars still refuse to pull over to the curb to dodge reckless auto drivers. Entirely too many people try to get the upper hand by dealing from the bottom. Having a beautiful complexion doesn't leave much time for cleaning up the house. Adam has his faults but you can say one thing for him. He was all original cuss.
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First Vermont city clerk and treasurer named in Barre
Mrs. Mary Mackay of Barre has become the first woman to be appointed Vermont city clerk and treasurer. The Bible Thought for Today reflects on John 3 16 and the saving love of God.
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Safety Sam Says Who Admiration Does a Speeder Seek
A playful item notes a speedster's vanity as onlookers mock his swagger. It quips that admiration from fans or rivals may be the speeders' motive, while the voice humorously questions the point of such bravado.
So Many Modern Identities In A Quirky Nebula
A jumble of witty quips on beauty contests politics and social mores notes a Pittsburgh stabbing case and two locals at a Younger town show while railing at public life and the press. It ponders judges transportation gender roles and liquor laws with humorous asides and social commentary.
Mitchell case cited as presidential responsibility stance
A 1925 Washington column discusses army control of the Mitchell case, arguing the President bears ultimate responsibility and will not delegate. It contrasts public confidence in Coolidge with the War Department, cites Lord Nelson as a parallel, and notes international reactions to Welsh ridicule, Zionist tensions, and tobacco habits. The piece blends political opinion with cultural notes on poets and aging.
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Little Gem Cafe Sparks Talk Of Women’s Roles
In a lively, dialect rich slice, Mia and Lafe Bud discuss women’s choices from wearing knickers to channel swimming and stenography, illustrating evolving expectations and humor in daily life.
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Dr Francis E Clark Turns Seventy Five in Portland
Dr Francis E Clark founder and former head of the world’s largest religious youth movement turns 75 in Portland Oregon. Born 1851 in Quebec he was orphaned at seven and raised by an uncle in Massachusetts. He trained at Dartmouth and studied chronology before his first charge at Williston Church Portland Maine.
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Timely Views On Immigration Debate At Ellis Island
A Harvard professor Edward M. Waat weighs immigration limits in the Hills Island problem. He argues reducing immigration brings the greatest good, while noting sentiments on asylum and danger mix with public concerns.
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Immigration Debates on Public Charity and Undesirables
The piece cites Horthwith calling for open door charity while questioning admission of immigrants. Dr East argues 26 percent may be undesirable for lacking capacity to handle modern conditions. He notes 10 other nations report seven percent undesirables and claims such immigration lowers the nation’s quality.
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City Nights Diminish Stars Power and Humility
Dr. Frank Crane argues in a city night sky that man-made comforts dull the sense of nature's power. He notes reliance on water taps heat and light tempers awe, urging recognition of fundamental forces beyond modern systems. The piece warns that catastrophe could expose fragility and humble those who depend on wealth.
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Fragmented historical notice of prices and social costs
A garbled historical text hints at wage talks and legal costs affecting workers and employers. It mentions prejudice, duties, and a presumed shift in labor matters, with references to law, living costs, and moral themes. The fragment preserves named entities poorly.
Anniversaries and Historic Snippets From Duxbury to Quebec
Historic notes list John Alden said to have died at Duxbury while Clerical mentions Richard Deroy the shipper whose vessel carried news of Lexington and Concord. a Newfoundland voyage by Sir Thomas Jeffers. Greenland coast exploration by the Iso topic regiment head. the National Prohibition Party formed in Chicago by 300 delegates. a cloudburst wrecking 300 feet of railroad in the Colorado desert. Montana convention backing Carter for Congress. Prince of Wales visiting Quebec en route to Alberta.
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Semi-Nude Fashions Under Fire In Poland
In Warsaw the chief rabbi has issued instructions to rabbis to bar entry to Polish synagogues for women wearing low necklines or short dresses reflecting a flare of anti fashion policing under fire in Poland.
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Immigration and the duty to welcome new Americans
A reflective column argues immigration policy should favor humane intake while recognizing limits. It notes all modern Americans descend from immigrants and critiques rigid quotas. It cites flawed notions of selecting by “foreign dregs” and suggests a system linking entry to employment and character, imagining hypothetical refusals at Ellis Island.
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Prayer for the Home by Edgar A Guest
Poem venerates domestic harmony asking for peace, protection, and kindness within a humble home. It envisions shelter from fear and evil, unity among occupants, and blessings of love, joy, and gentle joy in daily life. The verse invokes divine guidance to keep home sweet, calm, and beautiful.
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