01 Apr 1930
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1930
Page
1
Advertisement rates and carriers for The News Telegraph Atlantic issue. Notices for subscribers include evening delivery option by calling 7 before 7 o'clock and changes to addresses or service details. Multiline OCR includes unrelated names and addresses from ads and postal references.
A mix of editorial excerpts from Davenport Times Knoxville Exprese and other papers discuss tax ideas, agriculture policy, prison administration, and church faith. Opinion pieces question income tax fairness, farm cooperation, and criticise church changes in Russia while stressing personal belief. The clippings mention state trucking rate regulation in Iowa and ongoing rate disputes among truck operators under new law.
Daily reflection notes Paul’s view that sorrow and joy are inseparable and affliction becomes opportunity. The passage considers wisdom from St Paul, then shifts to fashion commentary praising transforming garments into refined, wearable styles. It notes changes in hemlines and skirt lengths for day wear and sportswear with French cuts and practical tailoring.
A fragmentary retro recipe column by Nellie Maxwell discusses a small kitchen menu. It mentions service to Tellows, dishes not common, and a dish with smoked herring and oats. Notes pricing and shopping plans, with a passing reference to paying a butcher for eggs and dairy.
A late Prohibition era opinion piece argues enforcement has failed after ten years and calls for either stronger enforcement or repeal. It notes public dissatisfaction with the eighteenth amendment, a split view in some states, and warns that weak enforcement endangers constitutional authority and national governance. The author urges decisive action to uphold law or substitute a workable alternative.
A Friday Washington Port item recalls Major General Adolphe MV Greely, veteran Arctic explorer and Civil War era figure, celebrated on his eighty sixth birthday. The piece notes his historic leadership, travels, and engagements with polar exploration and international geographer events.
A des Moines Register opinion notes how complex statutes and varied court reports overwhelm citizens and even lawyers. It cites Iowa appeals, state laws, a political poll in the Literary Digest, and cautions the public against assuming early prohibition trends reflect final outcomes.
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