19 Apr 1930
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1930
Page
1
The piece outlines subscription rates and delivery notices for The News Telegraph while delving into political clashes around Senator Brookhart, Governor Lange, and farm policy. It frames Brookhart’s stance against the power trust, critiques of Wall Street influence, and Lange’s Iowa roots and career path from grocery work to politics.
Creston News-Advertiser reports Dr John Q Stewart of Princeton foresees lunar voyages by 2050 and speeds of 1000 miles per hour by 1950. He describes a cannon propelled 12,200 mile high ascent leading to a lunar landing within 72 hours, igniting debate on feasibility and future scientific progress.
A Shamokin Dispatch editor stresses that a successful paper depends on the cooperation of all staff. He warns against dissension and faultfinding, urging respectful leadership and heart to heart talks to keep the paper moving forward.
Fashion note describes grays as flattering and versatile through shading techniques. Mentions blue silver grays, ghaz highlights, chiffons, and ribbons. Notes rich fabrics like teal and plum blues, greens, whites, pinks, and browns in a detente tone with hints of seasonal fabric trends.
Fragmented excerpt from Lord Harding's autobiography cites meditation on Proverbs 4 7. He argues much of his work remains little known and emphasizes action over self praise. The passage notes a duty to work with modesty and focus on outcomes rather than public prominence.
The text discusses French cooking elements such as roux, butter, and sauce preparation, outlining how a white sauce base is formed with butter and flour, then mixed with stock or milk. It references garnishes like chopped greens and chives, and mentions suppliers and dining practices, set in a period editorial tone.
A fragmentary item appears to discuss daily improvement and a cryptic phrase. The readable portion hints at a publication or program named Daily Improve and references a minor alteration or note about wording. No clear events, persons, or places are identifiable from the fragment.
A reverent essay argues Easter anchors belief in everlasting life through spring’s renewal. It links Christ’s resurrection to nature’s rebirth, noting skeptics doubt life beyond death yet spring’s transformation supports faith. The piece extols Christianity’s moral progress and humanity’s enduring guidance through the gospel.
Former cabinet member George Wickersham told editors in Washington that adjusting the Eighteenth Amendment might be discussed to curb liquor use. He cautioned that enforcement strength, not repeal, safeguards institutions and warned those who flout dry law undermine progress. The talk suggested consideration of stricter or revised enforcement or potential law change.
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