29 Apr 1922
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1922
Page
1
Notice to subscribers explains evening delivery options and a phone contact. It discusses investment tax issues and poses questions about government taxed profits versus tax free securities. The column mentions Charlie Rawson and Senate pages, plus local candidates for office and upcoming political activity.
The editorial expresses sympathy for Judge J B Rockafellow’s failing sight and notes the strain on district courts from his absence. It proposes resignation and governor appointment as the remedy, urging a timely solution for the public good.
A Washington move by Rep Green to amend the constitution aims to ban tax free securities by federal and state governments, seen as a reaction against heavy money interests. In Nebraska primary news, campaign activity heats up with four GOP senate hopefuls and Clyde Herring’s Democratic challenge, plus local state senate bids and candidates canvassing rural counties.
Charles E. Pickett, seeking the Republican nomination for Iowa senator, declared his plan to uphold Iowa and Republican traditions and to work through the party if elected. He contrasted himself with an opponent, touting the party's influence in national affairs and his ability to achieve results within it.
A collage of old time musings on weather, manners, work, speech, romance, and media. observations touch on rainfall in a mild summer, the value of a good stenographer, radio sermons, blooming flowers, moths, laurels, honesty, Paris fashion, garter snakes, restraint, kissing, news from foreign shores, freedom, sleep, and a stray advertisement note.
A reflective piece on vanity and aging, noting a frontispiece inspired by hopeful fashion and a blemish chase. The narrator recalls applying a facial mixture, choosing simplicity over heavy makeup, and seeking peace with dreams at night while considering business friendships and social expectations.
County Superintendent Myrtle Hardenbergh notes progress in Brighton and Bear districts. Teachers Mrs Hamilton and Mae Brown report pottery projects and resumed sewing work after illnesses. Eighteen six schools filed final papers for a writing contest, delaying judging due to the volume. Attendance at Miss Elsie Morford’s closing exercises included Anderson, Elsie, Robe Brix, Donald Le Campbell, Eli E Alice, Verda and Mildred Leksi among others.
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