24 Apr 1930
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1930
Page
1
The item alerts subscribers in Atlantis Iowa to delivery issues with The News Telegraph. It instructs readers to call before 7 o clock to fix missed papers and provides guidance on address changes and other delivery notices. It notes office contact and carrier misrouted numbers and briefly lists subscription rates and offices.
The text shows garbled phrases about language usage, pronunciation notes, and questions from a quiz column. It references a Public Ledger copyright, advertising discussions, and contracts with United States Lines. The readable bits include mentions of questions, pronunciation, and trivial ads amid heavy corruption.
The filing deadline for state June primary nominations closed with 34 percent of filings by Republicans. Leading contests include U S Senate and governorship. Notables: Guy Hammill, T. Dickinson, Frank Lund, William O. Payne. Senate winner to face Daniel Sterk. Governor nominees include Ed M. Smith, Dan Turner, Otto Lange, facing Fred P. Tlagenmann. Many offices see opposition and incumbents expect renomination. voter turnout urged.
Fragmentary OCR text shows disjoint lines from Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason mentioning Byrd, a caravan and scattered phrases. The readable portions resemble a spoken verse with odd word runs and incomplete lines, lacking clear narrative or dates.
A vintage ad pitch claims Phat advertising satisfies manufacturers retailers and consumers by delivering better pricing volume discounts and stock flow. It asserts ads from business concerns guarantee proper representation and beneficial terms for buyers to obtain the best goods at right prices.
Paris fashion note from ALICE LANGELIERY: hair pins return with long dresses and new trims. Coiffeurs banish mischief items like combs that cause embarrassment when lost. News on tortoise shell trim, gold work, and spring scarves with bright fringes. Belts in fine leather pair with dresses, tied waistlines, and varied colors.
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