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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1925
Page
1
Notices show rates and delivery tips then discuss Des Moines Federation of Women’s Clubs proposes separating crime news into sections to shield youth. Critics flag vague segregation goals and potential overreach in newsroom organization.
A disjointed passage references trusted employees, pleasant outcomes, and a desire for crime news to be separated from other content. It envisions newspapers waking up to new ideas from Des Moines club women and likens current practices to a bear court, expressing a longing for reform and calmer reporting.
The piece criticizes frenetic lawmaking after Congress adjourned and complains that many petty or freak laws arise from legislators' missteps. It cites Missouri Senator Rewd noting a surge of TROG0 laws and laments the wasteful, impractical nature of too many statutes enacted across states.
The Cass Shelby district state senator Nelson did not vote for the highway bill passed by the senate yesterday by 29 to 20. The piece notes his failure to support progressive legislation and criticizes his alignment with opponents of reform in road matters.
The piece surveys Ohio figures including Senator Frank B Willis as a leading prohibition advocate with ties to the Anti-Saloon League. It notes Willis’s rise from Ada to Congress and Senate, his speaking tour plans, and the possibility of him shaping a 1928 campaign. It also mentions Nicholas Longworth and the idea of Coolidge possibly seeking a second term, with enforcement issues potentially easing by 1928.
Representative Huff, praised for voting against the state income tax, disappointed constituents by joining the opposition against the Senate highway control bill as the House defeated it. The move jeopardizes federal aid, and locals regret his alignment with those who opposed the measure.
A jumble of dated witticisms and misquoted phrases on driving, living, and social quirks. It includes lines about low rent homes, a reference to Jack and the Beanstalk author, seed catalogs, chewing gum fixes, and random aphorisms. The piece resembles light novelty copy from a 1920s publication with an NEA Service copyright note.
The tale recalls a poet who spends his last on fame and a grand epic pome. He sells a drafty heroic verse door to door, faces rejection from publishers, and finally earns fifty pounds in a public sales twist.
A government bulletin flags rice as a principal global staple and urges its use in U S menus. The article lists rice dishes such as puddings cakes and croquettes and suggests pairing rice with salmon tuna and sardines. It highlights simple casseroles with cheese or tomato and bacon and notes packaging and labeling as guidance for quality.
New York reports that the Dodge Brothers automobile company of Detroit has been acquired by the banking firm of Dilley Reed and Company of New York. The sale is described as one of the era’s most important financial transactions in the industry, with over one hundred creditors involved and cash component substantial.
Des Moines on April 1 Glenn Marcumffer aged 1 from 2726 East bodgevarl was fatally injured when a motorcycle he rode on with a yellow dash crashed at Ninth Street and Ice shortly after 1 AM. He died at General Hospital. Police described speed as a factor and called it the worst accident in years on Gran Avenue near the Das Moiner short time after a bull was frac kadly mangled.
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