New Castle News Publication Details and Fees
The New Castle News is published by The Laws Company with Freda L Rentz as president and editor. It lists staff, office address at North Mercer Street, and daily circulation via 4000 vans. Subscriptions range from weekly to yearly, with mail rates noted and a claim of full telegraph and cable services through International News Service for republication rights.
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Hold That Line All Grads Cheer For College Football
Siwash Wampus and Whoosit undergraduates ready for the season as the beloved football team is cheered on. The piece celebrates the sport's primitive appeal, disciplined play, and the unique campus atmosphere amid autumn weather and college spirit.
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Worry and the Mind How to Master Anxiety
The article argues worry is a mental disorder or a psychophysical condition caused by vanity and hormonal imbalances. It urges active distraction through work and hobbies, training the brain to forget, and concentrates on shifting attention away from imagined disasters.
Reform Reformers Oppose In Lively Echoes Of Speeches
A column of jumbled quotes mocks reformers and excessive talk in politics. It references Chicago population aims, Babe Ruth suspensions, Florida lemons, and Dawes style rhetoric, noting Paris Le Figaro urging limits on oratory while supporting Dawes.
Pride and fashion clash in transatlantic politics
The piece contrasts American dependence on Paris fashion with satire of political speeches. It notes the vice president must address the senate about figures like Dawes and Le Figaro, and criticizes French and American committees for yielding little and wasting words.
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Safety Sam Warns On Curbside Pullouts
A humor-filled quip notes an auto driver who pulls from the curb must consider what is called eminent domain, tongue in cheek about street safety.
Nonsensical hints and humor from old press reads
A garbled column mocks holidays and fashion, noting wool prices, Thanksgiving quirks, Santa, and jokes about healthy living and beets curing hiccups. It riffs on manners, gender, and widely known seasonal tropes with light sarcasm and dated tone.
Patchwork of jokes and musings from a busy column
A cluttered column offers humorous observations on fashion, driving, parking, and social quirks. It muses on autumn, daylight time, and local events while peppered with quips about Beavers, Russia, and American life. The tone stays light and opinionated, mixing local notes with broader jokes.
Continental Europe’s Channel Crossing Debate
A fragmented note suggests a debate over continental Europe’s identity and behavior, referencing crossing channels and blaming a spoiled child. It hints at methodical approaches, presumed duties, and recurring financial obligations. The text is obscure and lacks clear event or entities.
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Mercy Assured Through Confession and Forsaking Sins
A proverb style message cites Proverbs 28 13 urging confession and repentance as the path to mercy. The text emphasizes that covering sins leads to no prosperity while confessing and forsaking them invites mercy.
Sentence Sermons On Growth And Time In Life
A compact musing notes common faults in business, politics, youth, marriage, and parenting. It contrasts ambition with pace, aging with election cycles, and the folly of overpromising promoters, urging steady growth shaped by experience and correct guidance for the young.
No clear headline found in fragmented clipping
Fragmentary text cites Senator Walsh, discussions of Seklatvala, Britain and free speech, Judge Gary quotes, and a violent case involving Mrs Poleski and John Symick. Contains political opinions about Coolidge, air force, and railroads plus a criminal incident with a fatal household murder and assault.
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Chester Long Named President of American Bar Association
Chester Long, chosen to succeed Charles KE, is a distinguished lawyer and former representative in Congress and United States senator. A Wichita native born in Pennsylvania, his family moved to Missouri when he was five.
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Long's Senate Bid Marks House to Roosevelts Backer
A brief biographical note recalls his early law study in Isaias, law practice in Wichita, four congressional elections, and a Senate race against the famed Luckless Jerry Simp 60. He served as a senator while supporting President Roosevelt throughout his term.
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Best Battleship Defeat by Aircraft Warns Admiral Sims
Admiral Sims argues that aircraft can easily overpower battleships, claiming land and air forces together would surprise and disable fleets. He says carriers outrange and outmaneuver battleships, making the battleship useless in modern combat.
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The Summer Cottage Dilemma by Edgar A Guest
JUST FOLKS satirizes the strain of hosting eight guests with scarce provisions. A lively, humorous verse catalogues shortages of knives, forks, cups, napkins, butter plates, chairs, and jelly jars, ending with a quip about enforcement and prohibition.
State and local leaders seek Florida trip on tax reform
The San Antonio Chamber and Texas city chambers plan to fund Governor Ferguson's trip to Florida to urge a special legislative session. They want Amendments to Florida's constitution and to tax all money on deposits in Texas banks. The effort features prominent citizens financing the inquiry to curb Florida tax policy.
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T Fos
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The Boy Highlanders Organization Promotes Youth Mentoring
In Denver, Mr Olinger started the Boy Highlanders to have every man befriend a boy. The program aims to strengthen health and character, not denominational but ethical. Older volunteers visit factories and local sites to guide boys away from mischief toward constructive life. The oath commits kindness, integrity, and defending the weak. Copyright 1925 The McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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