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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
4
The New Castle News urges careful driving and public highway responsibility. It quotes a CES LED speech stressing that highways are not private lanes and motorists must expect the unexpected, driving with serious attention and responsibility to avert accidents.
A column extols good health as essential yet neglected, urges personal action and preventive care, and notes health experts warn adults rarely stay physically normal. It compares health maintenance to car care, advises cautious driving, and reflects on the lure of travel and returning home after striving for change.
Sentence Sermons by Rev. Roy D. Smith list seven tests for real men: smiling under hardship, generosity to enemies, rising above detractors, humble work pride, trustworthy self-management, openness to learning from younger colleagues, and respectful treatment of all women.
Safety Sam warns that the flies will be past a swvattin stage soon but a clever fly erist will still try to flyt. The quirky wording hints at a local humorous column or reader note about flies and tricks.
A collage of remarks on fashion, marriage, work, politics, and society paints a bustling scene. It touches on hairstyles, dresses, and the costs of trends, jokes about divorce and court life, and musings on war debt and democracy. The piece strings together odd observations, quips, and social commentary from a bygone era.
Col William Mitchell renowned as the stormy petrol of the Army Air Service and first Chief of Air Service Zone of Advance in France. He helped sink the former German warship Frankfurt off the Virginia Capes and was decorated by Britain and France. He was son of Senator John L. Mitchell and authored Our Air Force.
Article surveys Maine voters approving a 100000 dollar plan to harness Passamaquoddy Bay tides, predicting vast energy output and cheaper horsepower. It also reviews Dr Knut Lundmark’s astronomy findings on fast nebulae, meteors, and space travel, alongside brief notes on Miss Pay Lamphier and a local land dispute narrative.
A devotional call to start the morning by hearing God’s kindness and seeking guidance for the right path. The verse from Psalm 143:8 invites trust and direction for the soul.
The piece contrasts calls for renewed conscription in Turkey and German expulsions with petulant echoes about Poles and Germans, while quoting Melon on income tax cuts. It argues a 25 percent tax cut would barely reduce total tax take, yet warns of heavy taxes embedded in law.
Dr Frank Crane comments on suspenders and belt fashion among Oxford Cambridge and American elites. He notes Lord Burghley and peers influence attire trends, with Americans adopting British styles despite potential criticism. The piece ends urging dual wear of galluses and belt.
Chronology of notable birthdays and events: Edwin Cowell in Cleveland born in Ashtabula County. William Horatite English critic born in London. William J. McConnell Idaho governor and senator born in Commerce Michigan and died in Manning Iowa. 1850 Fugitive Slave Law signed. 1881 telegraph line Portland to Salem complete. 1890 Dion Boucicault visiting New York City and Dublin. 892 David McKinley California pioneer, brother of William McKinley, died in San Francisco.
A historic note recalls a round-the-world flight leg from Omaha to Muskogee Oklahoma and a Prince of Wales visit to a base. The account also mentions a similar event in New York with royal presence.
A 1920s memo from the Santa Fe Railway Safety Bureau discusses railway accident causes and proposes a publicity campaign. It compares railroad fatality rates to automobile deaths in major cities, urges public education, and argues for disciplined driver behavior and safer train operations to reduce injuries and loss of life.
The clipping includes a literary piece Just Folks by Edgar A Guest with fragmented lines and a copyright notice. It abruptly shifts to a report that a boy was fatally injured in an accidental hunting accident in Fencenville, and then to brief notes about Arabs, Lenners quitting smoking, and smoking affecting restlessness.
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