20 Apr 1927
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1927
Page
1
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Des Moines likely hosts the first Euromerican Cellulose Products cornstalk wallboard plant based on Dr John E Jackson analysis. He and C B Roberts engineers visited sites, with production slated for fall and contracts reportedly already secured for initial output.
The Des Moines Register notes small flaws and fated choices altering history from Kaiser’s infirmity to Napoleon's defeats Waterloo to Revere’s warning. It argues individual acts, large or small, determine major events and life’s course, while citing a troubling line about a killer’s withered arm shaping fate.
The visiting former British prime minister Ramsay MacDonald and his daughter Isabel arrive in the United States for a personal visit. He avoids politics while praising his own sobriety and conservatism, contrasting with radical opponents and urging sanity among radicals at home.
The remark notes that office cures some have but Brookhart’s situation is described as pernicious. It emphasizes a contrasting view of remedies versus the specific case.
The new state road funding law takes effect July 4 allowing counties to issue bonds for paving with repayment from the state primary fund. Counties will face no local tax to cover bonds if statewide bonds are not voted, and many counties plan bonding elections under the law.
W G Sibley argues charity, Christian love, should dominate over creeds across Protestant churches and interdenominational philanthropy. The piece urges unity to support charitable institutions and reduce denominational rivalries in a shared gospel of love.
United States Daily reports preliminary 1925 supplementary census figures. Farm population totals 28,981,693 with 24,474,812 white and 1,500,881 colored. Farms 6,371,640. 3,213,000 owned outright. mortgage debt totals listed. Road types, expenditures, machinery value, radio and tractor counts, and livestock product data are detailed for 1924 to 1925 with comparisons to 1920 and 1919.
A narrator recalls a debtor who defaulted for years then sent seven dollars back, claiming hardship and revival influence. The tale mixes irony with a plea framed by past neglect and eventual repayment, revealing character and motives amid hardship.
A London dispatch notes growing talk that a proclamation to be issued tomorrow on Rome’s founding anniversary will name Benito Mussolini as the first chancellor of Italy and may also declare the creation of an empire of Italy. The item reflects cautious speculation and no official confirmation.
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