Atlantic News-Telegraph delivers notices and subscriber info
Atlantic News-Telegraph publishes in Atlantic Iowa with editor F D Simpson. The notice outlines subscription rates and delivery issues including evening delivery by carrier and how to report changes or missed papers by calling 585 M before 7 o'clock.
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Tomorrow Is Easter Amid War and Hope
The passage contrasts Easter’s promise of immortality and peace with ongoing global war. It notes death, destruction, and human suffering yet frames Easter as a source of renewed hope and faith for troubled peoples despite violence.
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Norse Expedition to Vinland Reaches Minnesota in 1362
A 14th century Norse expedition left Norway in 1362 and likely followed the northeast coast of North America to Hudson Bay. The survivors, who reached Norway in 1364, left a stone record describing their inland traverse of over 1000 miles to death among Indians. This tale, pieced from Norse chronicles and a rediscovered stone, marks one of the earliest white encounters with the American Midwest.
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Out of the Night Aims to Warn Americans of Isms
A reviewer urges reading Out of the Night to expose communist and Nazi work and to strengthen appreciation for democratic government. The book recounts a communist organizer’s travels and destruction, portraying how it shapes readers into more American, vigilant citizens.
Editorial Briefs on Propaganda in Comics and Labor Leadership
The piece criticizes a comic titled Little Orphan Anime for pushing propaganda to children and questions federal influence on creative works. It mentions recent Labor Tekine jury resignations and hints that leadership change could benefit the ongoing turmoil at the agency.
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Gridiron Dinner Echoes Peace Talks and Stimson Praise
The article reviews the Gridiron dinner with Old Guard tones praising Secretary Stimson for keeping faith in peace, and Roosevelt’s restraint amid war moods. It notes Dempsey’s reaction to Nazi propagandists at Washington and details Manfred Zapp’s Havana letters about Cuban contacts and Western Hemisphere defense.
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Half past four at Sumter and stray musings on cheese
A disjointed column weaves historic moments at Fort Sumter with letters about cheese from Clemson College and Minnesotan legends. It notes a precise time of the Fort Sumter volley, reflections on American cheese, and anecdotes about bridged water, eggs, and a pup named Slug.
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Daily Knowledge Test Final Page Mystery Questions
A garbled prompt lists ten trivia items covering chemistry geography law poetry and history. It asks to answer seven questions such as grainy phrases about metals vegetables Latkes poets US Supreme Court Justices and ancient events.
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Todays Common Error in Phrase Choice
A guidance note contrasts wording about a father’s opinion with a preferred form. It suggests using clear modern phrasing and avoiding archaic or convoluted constructions. The piece emphasizes precision and readability in everyday language.
Dim Lights When Approaching Others to Prevent Accidents
Urges drivers to lower high beam headlights when nearing other vehicles to reduce glare. Warns glare can cause hundreds of serious crashes. Emphasizes safety and prevention in traffic.
Local History Highlights From 1931 Week
Items include Maurice Clitheroe finding a valuable diamond in a laundry machine and Clyde Woolsey dying in a Sioux City hospital. The memorial building fund crosses $6 000, paving on 71 north begins, and boxing show features Wayne Welton. Several residents travel to Des Moines Madison and Omaha for events and duties.
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Griswold
W. H. Meredith
Just Folks Py Edgar A Guest
Reader notices honor the poetry of Edgar A Guest in a compact column titled Just Folks. The piece reflects on everyday virtue and small acts of kindness through a genteel verse voice.
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Simple Speech And Its Gentle Guarding Charm
A poem by Edgar A. Guest from 1941 praises simple speech that remains kind and plain. The speaker contrasts gentle words with cruel thoughts, noting how the simple, honest talk calms neighbors and children alike, revealing the beauty of plain speech.
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Anita Housewife Keeps Century-Old Bread Starter Alive
Mrs. Wilbur Heckman of Anita preserves a quart of a liquid bread starter given 25 years ago by neighbor Mrs. Earnson. Originating in a Holland Dutch settlement in Pennsylvania, the starter has fed her twice weekly baking, producing over 18 000 loaves in a quarter century. She stores it in a cave in summer and on an enclosed porch in winter.
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Lookin' Around and Parties in Town Bring Laughs and Bruises
Local theatre man Art Farrell nurses bruises after falling down stairs in sleep. Four local youths attend misdirected farewell parties at the L. V. Graft and Norman Holmes homes, misplacing the honoree. Company K payday prompts chatter of long distance calls and potential telephone stock benefit. Rumor of Easter greetings recordings for soldiers circulates with hopeful amusement.
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Ripley Praises Disabled Artist In Cartoon Feature
George Hitt of Toccoa Georgia, bed-ridden at 28 due to progressive arthritis, is spotlighted by Robert Ripley in Believe It or Not for his delicate silhouette art. Ripley calls him The Cheerful Genius and notes his effort to support his family despite his handicap. Save a life remember pedestrians have right of way. Slow down until sure what pedestrian will do.
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