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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1925
Page
4
Announcement that public hearings will be held each evening next week in different city sections for New Castle zoning plan. Citizens can inspect the proposal, learn restric tions for residences businesses and industries, and urge changes before enactment.
The piece urges New Castle to finance local charities through a robust Community Chest led by business leaders and civic-minded citizens. It argues that broad cooperation is essential, not just a few reformers, to sustain charitable efforts for the coming year. It stresses civic duty and collective action as the path to success.
In a famed Dexter Cummings performance at Huron City Michigan, he carded sixty strokes for the Wuron City course, with a three on number one and two on number two, a missed putt on three, and a final total of thirty-one over par. Billy Phelps called it the greatest golf seen since Rufus was a pup as cheers erupted when the record was announced.
Safety Sam warns drivers to use better care after summer ends near rail crossings. Notes gravesites appear less inviting to trespassers, urging caution and vigilance. Authorities remind the public to heed signals and stay alert around crossings and yards.
A scattered, opinionated piece blends jokes, political snippets, weathered lore, and social quips. It lampoons Prohibition enforcement, rail safety, royal travel, and oddities in daily life while wryly noting cultural quirks and moral takes on newspapers and memory.
A garbled excerpt touches on American politics and public figures. It questions presidential speaking tours and resignation pressure, remarks on opportunities for Chinese people, and notes about prison escapes, with stray reflections on music and marriage.
The article describes New Castle adopting a Community Chest to centralize charity work under one fund. It argues the chest eliminates duplication, unites efforts across organizations, and supports the sick, aged, poor, and distressed regardless of color or creed, marking a step toward civilization and greater generosity.
A fragmented reflection advises individuals to rely on personal judgment and recognize limits before making progress. It warns against always saying yes to pushy salesmen and emphasizes that fame does not prove greatness or rightful influence.
Arthur Brisbane discusses public opinion on an independent air force, contrasting with army and navy departments. He questions leadership, praises Mitchell’s potential flying school, and notes bizarre anecdotes from a Genesee fair and elephant stunts as he laments progress, wealth, and the nation’s future. He also mentions Sing Sing executioner John Walbert amid broader musings on technology and growth.
Dwight W. Morro serves as airman of the appellate board appointed by the president to inquire into the alternate situation. A noted New York lawyer and financial adviser, his past work includes directing the War Savings Commission of New Jersey. Mary Sides was chairman of the New York task force.
A Jersey commission marks one year since the inquiry into prison conditions. The text notes service by an official connected with military shipping during the war and mentions an award of a Distinguished Medal. The subject, a Huntington West Virginia native, graduated from Amherst College with an AB and earned an LL.B. from Columbia University in 1899 before practicing law in New York and joining a banking house.
Dr Frank Crane laments society ignoring early warning signs of wrongdoing, focusing only on outcomes. He argues reform should target preventive signs and responsible agencies, not merely punishments after harm occurs. Copyright 1825 by The AcChire Newspaper Syndicate.
A brief devotional note echoes Philippians 4 8 urging focus on truth honesty justice purity and praise. It highlights virtuous thoughts and positive dispositions as guidance for daily living.
The 17th Congress appointed Benjamin Franklin Thomas Jefferson and Silas Deane as commissioners to the court of France. British forces advanced northward to Charlotte XII as Americans withdrew without settlement. The Holy Alliance among Russia Prussia and Austria was ratified, aiming to preserve peace after the Napoleonic era, while France adopted measures affecting civil liberties.
In a discussion steeped in satire and figures, the piece questions the use of rising income taxes paid by corporations and individuals like Standard Oil of New Jersey. It argues much tax revenue supports legislative waste, war debt, and roads, but much dissipates through politics, urging more productive investment and cheaper governance.
A foreign interview argues Japan must industrialize to solve urgent problems of population and economy. It notes Japan's labor force, including women in silk work, and warns against relying on Western precedents. The piece discusses attracting foreign investors, increasing food production, and projecting population growth and rice needs.
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