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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1908
Page
4
A New York social figure in the Four Hundred sues for separation over his wife’s cocktails and neglect. Her reply accuses him of loving horses more than his wife. The piece pivots into advice on home hardware and front-door styling as a remedy for strained marriages.
The piece rebukes the Des Moines Register and Leader for pro Bryan bias and warns Republicans that the paper cannot be independent. It argues newspapers must clearly align with a party and warns against aiding opposition through campaign rhetoric and printed material. It notes Taft’s Des Moines visit aims to strengthen party lines and attract voters.
The Register and Leader argues its wide reach and distribution justify its role in promoting Republican positions. It condemns Bryanist arguments, credits editorial planes for influence, and critiques Chicago papers for shaping Taft’s nomination. It also discusses John F. Lacey as senatorial candidate and notes party dynamics in Iowa and New York.
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