New Castle News office and staff listing
The New Castle News lists staff and office details including editor W Treadwell, manager James T Ray, treasurer Jacob J Rentz, vice president Lucy Treadwell, and others. Publication note shows evening edition except Sunday with address 2% North Mercer Street and private Bell exchange.
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NEW Castle News
the News Company
Frea L. Rentz
Free and Man
Lucy Treadwell
RAF
Sks
Jacob J. Rentz
Treas
James T. Ray
George W. Conway
Tvening
Sun Gay
North Mercer Street
Subscriptions and service notes from a New Castle paper
The notice lists subscription options for a daily paper including weekly and yearly rates and mail terms. It identifies the paper as a New Castle Pennsylvania issue entered as Second Class, and notes affiliations with International News Service and Lindenstein Inc. as ad reps. It also cites memberships with Audit Bureau of Cir culators and American Newspaper Publishers Association.
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Lindenstein, Inc
Madtenon Ave
New York City
Audit Bureau of Circulator
Amlisners’ Association
Special notice for mail addressed to The News Co.
Public notice directs that all checks money orders drafts and communications be addressed to The News Co New Castle Pa and not to any individual to ensure proper handling and delivery.
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News Co
New Castle Pa
New Castle Prepares Zoning Plan With Public Preview Ahead
City Planning Commission and City Council review maps and blueprints outlining a proposed zoning system for New Castle. Maps to be opened for public inspection soon, inviting property owners to study districts, building lines, and intended extensions before final action.
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City Planning Commission
City Council
New Castle
Planning Commission
Northern States Promote Southern Real Estate Tourism
Georgia Arkansas and North Carolina advertise to northern investors and travelers. They cite Florida success in land booms and resort prosperity to urge buyers and winter residence plans south of the Mason Dixon line. Florida draws thousands to orange groves and winter resorts, while regional rivals claim room for more northerners.
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Akansas
North Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Arkansas
Dixie
North and South Growth Tensions and Migration Trends
The passage notes rapid southern town growth and northern cities actively attracting migrants. It argues the South offers broad opportunities for investors, farmers, manufacturers, and escape from winter rigors, while northern regions benefit from population shifts and rising production.
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Florida
South
Autumn Allure Everywhere The Season For Every Taste
Autumn's beauty and variety appeal to artists nature lovers motorists and sportsmen alike. The piece extols autumn as ideal for hiking fishing hunting football and mental work and notes its harvest abundance and Thanksgiving mood. It ends with a playful question about having four seasons all being autumn.
Population, Economy, and Politics Echo in a Fragmented Chronicle
A collage of notes ranges from sun times and prison issues to safe oysters and bootleg whisky. It cites Bob La Follette’s Senate debut, Ford sales milestones, stock losses, and New York’s reputed savvy investors. Local schooling progress and traffic safety aside, remarks on fashion and social norms close the collection.
Limerick tirade and sharp musings on culture and politics
A quip filled piece mocks bobbed hair, political appointments, and Edsel era finances. It lampoons moral obligations in banking, media, and careers while tossing in social gossip and pop culture jabs about petting, taxis, and the films industry.
Political speculation on 1928 races and party splits
The piece argues that Walker's mayoral win would boost Governor Smith as a stronger 1928 presidential hopeful, predicting possible Democratic disarray and dual tickets. It notes Pepper's strength in Lawrence County and forecasts Pinchot facing Pepper in upcoming primaries, signaling major Pennsylvania Republican contest dynamics.
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New York
Walker
Smith
Lawrence County
George Wharton Pepper
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Retouched phrase reveals altered skin description
On closer examination the line about “a skin you love to touch” proves to have been retouched. The alteration changes how the subject is presented and suggests editorial revision to the description.
Gods and brake linings spark indifferent public worry
A wry observation notes that when people grow indifferent to brake linings the gods seem ready to bring trouble. It hints at safety concerns and moral warnings about neglecting vehicle maintenance.
Umpire Quarrel Sparks Fan Discontent
A remark notes the futility of suspending fans who delight in arguing with umpires, suggesting persistent misbehavior by vocal supporters.
Noted craving amid crowds of guardian smokers
The author suggests some women smoke cigarettes as protection against male smokers and compares it to coping with other sensory or social pressures, questioning who can blame them.
Old Fashioned Girl Tells Why She Didn’t Call Him Daddy
A line from a humorous verse explains the joke that she did not call her beau daddy because he was not old enough to be her father. The quip hinges on the irony of calling a young man by a paternal title.
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Beau
Ambiguous eyebrow raise linked to expression or drawing cue
The phrase shows how raising eyebrows can signal surprise or hint at pencil work, depending on context. The line highlights ambiguity between emotion and artistic gesture in reading nonverbal cues.
Boy cites Santa God and devil as explanation for punishment
A four year old explains his misbehavior by invoking Santa Claus, God, the devil, and his mother, saying it makes fun hard with all three figures around during Christmas. The remark highlights the child's view of omnipresent authority figures and the holiday moral pressure.
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Santa Claus
Parisian modistes’ notes ignored for hair trend ruling
The article states that Parisian modistes will not be required to contribute notes on the subject and that bobbed hair remains popular, not to be outlawed this year or in the near future.
End of the World Predictions and Modern Work Habits
The dispatch mocks doomsday forecasts from a famous scientist predicting 1632 and argues such dates recur every year. It notes these warnings rarely come true and aim to scare the public. The piece contrasts past Sunday rest with modern Monday loafing at work.
If Solomon Visited Divorce Courts and Other Small Town Notes
A wry survey of marriage, wages, and small town life. Commentary on wisdom, secrets of salary boosts, and the pull between city anonymity and Main Street familiarity. Ends with a remark on improving automobile brakes and daily life observations.
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Solomon
Earth
Pilot sets record with 302.02 mph air speed
A man in an airplane achieved 302.02 miles per hour marking an unequaled air speed record, rivaled only by highway speed enthusiasts who nearly reach that pace.
Safety Sam Says Judgin by the worn footin motorists
A rural column voices concern about drivers speeding and not yielding to children on streets. The piece critiques careless behavior and urges caution and patience for pedestrians and families.
Scenic dirt roads invite rides through Lawrence County
The dirt roads of Lawrence county are in good shape this fall, offering a fine line of scenery for those with machines. The season provides fresh air and beauty comparable to any country, making country road travel appealing now.
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Lawrence County
Straw Hat Stunt Costs Man $10 After Calendar Ban
A man in a nearby city attempted a straw hat stunt but was fined ten dollars for his lapses. The calendar season for straw hats is considered over, preventing further playful displays.
Ford says U S faces a century of prosperity
Henry Ford predicts a long era of prosperity for the United States noting that if conditions remain favorable, many households will own two Ford machines instead of one, signaling widespread growth and adoption of automotive technology.
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Henry Ford
United States
Ford
When a Man Does Good Work
A reflective note on the rewards of honest labor. It says diligent effort brings greater honors and self respect, and that a person who makes good earns a sense of divinity and cannot be robbed of joy in work. The piece emphasizes fulfillment over mere getting by.
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Neshanbock Township
Rosh Hashana Observances Noted in 1925 Year
Arthur Brisbane reports on Rosh Hashana observances as the new year 5686 begins. The column reflects cultural notes and public sentiment surrounding the Jewish New Year in 1925 society.
Shenandoah testimony clash and political theatre noted
A long political and military controversy follows Col Mitchell as secretary Wilbur blocks testimony about the Shenandoah wreck. Gen Pershing may testify in a broader flying matter while Dwight W. Morrow becomes aircraft board chair. The piece surveys Irish Free State reactions, a Spiritualist case, and Jewish New Year observances in New York.
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Wilbur
Navy
Col. Mitchell
Texas
Ohio
Henry Ford
Detroit
Alabama
Ford
Wibur
Washington
Law of diminishing returns caps great fortunes and fame
Dr. Frank Crane argues fortunes and fame cannot grow indefinitely. He cites heirs of Hugo Stinnes, Rockefellers, and Morgans, noting a natural limit. The piece compares historic figures Napoleon Caesar and Alexander, and notes empires like Germany and Britain face eventual constraints and decline. Copyright 1925 The McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Hugo Stinnes
Napoleon
Caesar
Alexander
Germany
Great Britain
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York Jewish arrivals test old Dutch rulers memory
In New York the story recalls Peter Stuyvesant’s resistance to Jewish settlers who landed on the French vessel St Charles. The mayor and populace, including a witty remark by Mr Annenberg to Joe Britton, reflect on Dutch history and Jewish presence in the city.
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New York
Jerusalem
New World
Megypt
Mesopotamia
New York City
Peter Stuyvesant
St. Charles
West India
Stuya
Bible Thought For Today Always Protected
A Bible verse reflection quotes Isaiah 43 2 that God will be with you through waters rivers and fire ensuring you are not overwhelmed or burned. It emphasizes divine protection and enduring faith during trials.
Criticism of Colonel Mitchell and the Air Service
The piece argues Colonel William Mitchell faces strong criticism for public attacks on Army and Navy officers. It predicts another Congress inquiry into the Shenandoah Disaster and Mitchell's charges, while questioning who should control aviation and urging regulations to keep non flying officers from commanding air stations.
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William Mitchell
Army Air Service
Admiral Moffet
Air Service
Army
Navy
Mitchell Ikea
United States
Mitchell
Wilbur
Congress
Shenandoah
Hawaii
Amerian Air Service
Air Services
Ourirs by Edgar A Guest
The poem reflects on ownership and loss as a family grieves a lost child. It contrasts worldly possessions with the enduring, divine claim on loved ones. The speaker frames family as ours while acknowledging God’s ultimate ownership and timing.
Anniversaries and historical notes from old records
The item lists figures such as Michael Faraday anniversary lines and Confederate figure Peter Turney with birth details, notes cholera impact in St Louis, mentions Prince Albert’s roles, and references T Archer Texas secretary of war death, plus an 19th century Denver stagecoach milestone.
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Peter Turney
Tennessee
Jasper
Tony
Winchester
Tenn
St. Louis
Prince Albert
Queen Victoria
Honourable Artillery Company
Londen
T. Archer
Uepublic
Texas
Braetoria County
Virginia
Denver
Atchison, Has
Global voyages and stock exchange reforms headline year
One year ago aviators completed a round the world flight returning to San Diego after departing in March. Amsterdam Berlin and Dublin admitted women to membership in their stock exchanges.
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U.S
Globe
San Diego
Amsterdam
Berlin
Dublin
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