12 Apr 1923
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1923
Page
1
Raglan Every Evening Except Sunday editors publish notices from Atlantic post office listing advertising rates and subscription options. The paper is a second class matter under Congress. details include rates for U S and Canada and foreign mailing. Associated Press line notes exclusive republication rights.
Atlantic News Telegraph urges subscribers who do not receive their evening papers to call before seven or telephone Red 403 for prompt delivery. The notice advises contacting the News Telegraph to arrange replacement copies.
Ten million dollars were added to the value of Towa farm products held by farmers yesterday. Wheat and corn rose three tenths of a cent per bushel in terminal markets, signaling strong gains. The article notes returning farmers and hints at credit avenues, emphasizing the need for time to borrow.
The Town General assembly backed cooperative farmers banks with at least fifteen thousand dollars capital. The piece argues larger capitalization is now essential to meet farm and town financing needs as land and transactions rise, cautioning about bank safety tied to officers and backing. It weaves in literary excerpts and a note on a separate tale of Auntie and letters.
A collage of jittery notes and humorless anecdotes spans weather shocks in Texas with twenty five homes blown down, public behavior bans, and quirky quotes. It mocks social norms, reports a misreported kiss scandal, and notes a university breakfast of 31 eggs while weaving disparate bits of sensational or humorous trivia from mid century chatter.
Rev. Dr. William F. E. Gardner, executive secretary of the Protestant Episcopal Church Educational Department, told the Omaha audience that Sunday school has outlived its usefulness and has no future with a rising generation. He warned that youth seek a different approach to religion and emphasized the need to show personal God and inviolable spiritual laws. He urged frank recognition that Sunday school will grow weaker in appealing to young people.
The world’s largest antifriction bearing, showcased in London, weighs over a ton and rises more than four feet high. The display draws crowds eager to see this massive engineering marvel and the scale of industrial bearings.
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