Ravenel County News Advertising Rates and Subscriptions
Published by REWS PUBLISHING COMPANY of Atlanticy Iown area with second class mail. Rates shown include carrier and mail options for Canada, foreign countries, and U.S. subscriptions. Associated Press news dispatches are credited and republished with local heirs noted.
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Bery Evening
Rews Publishing
Atlanticy
Canada
U.S
Ae Sane
Associated Press
Papper
Algo
Tocal
Notice to Subscribers for Evening Delivery
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may get evening delivery by calling before seven. Call Red 404 for service. This is the News Telegraph number.
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Atlantic
News Telegraph
I Am Very Confident You Live The Spirit Of This Republic
A fragment from a Harding era speech on naval defense and national pride on a victory ship deck. He asserts the United States seeks only rightful property and strong, moral defense, praising officers and the Navy while insisting on unity with free peoples. The text reflects early 20th century Americanism and wartime rhetoric.
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United States of America
America
President Harding lauds navy pledge and national defense
The speech extols a strong navy, national unity, and patriotic duty. It calls Americans to support defense programs, praising President Harding's timing and leadership as essential for a smaller yet highly efficient naval force. It emphasizes conscience, courage, and collective effort from citizens and officers alike.
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America
Navy
FSI Anke
High Freight Charges Pressure on Steel Prices and Mills
A Luthe Hardware Co letter outlines how rising railroad transport costs lift steel production expenses. It cites 1912 freight to assemble iron at $5.34 per ton versus $10.48 now, notes raw material and fuel costs, and estimates labor and overhead push total freight and labor to about $35.50 per ton, with current prices often eroding profits for mills and prompting price adjustments.
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Luthe Hardware Company
Duminating
Pittsburgh
Anton
Steel Inter
Farmers Ask President for Quick Relief Amid Rate Clash
A National Farmers Union delegation urged President Roosevelt to lead a rapid policy fix to end deflation harms. The memo calls for immediate relief, lower railroad freight rates, and coordinated action among finance, coal, oil, railways, and labor leaders to restore industrial balance and avert farm ruin.
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Washington Dispatch
New York
Federal Labor Board
Chicago
Senate
Naional Farmers’ Union
White House
Trarding
A. C. Davis
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Union
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Hushan
Steel exports add freight costs to American makers
Before the war steel makers saw a profit margin of two to ten dollars a ton. Freight costs now severely handicap exports from Pittsburgh to New York, with domestic and export transport rising from two ten to thirty dollars a ton and up to forty in some world markets.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Atlantic Sports
Soma
Reconstruction Conference Urged by Senate Delegation
Senator Capper and fellow senators and representatives urged the president to call a conference on enlightened reconstruction, focusing all attention on the Break as the central aim.
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Capper
Passion at Atlantic with Pola Negri in nine reels
Screen News reports Passion presented by Associated First National at the Atlantic theater with Pola Negri starring. The piece features a large cast and cost hundreds of thousands after two years of production. Also noted are upcoming Atlantic showings and other star vehicles including Charles Ray, Clara Horton, Katherine MacDonald, and Eileen Percy in various films at the Garden theater.
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Atlantic Theater
Pola Negri
Charles Ray
Phyllis
Whitecomb Riley
Clara Horton
Marjorie Prevost
Ray
Eileen Percy
William Fox
Garden Theater
Village
B’gesn
Spor
Generals
Newf
Bilesi
FrangibiCo contest of Fair estate filed by Lundy
Mary J. Lundy administratrix of Eliza Ann Fair estate petitions for a one thirty sixth share of the 22.5 million Fair estate. Eliza Ann Fair died July 28 1918 in a state hospital at Cherokee, Indiana. The claimant is listed as a niece of the late senator James G. Fair.
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United States
James
Fair
Mia
Mary J. Lundy
Eliza Ann’ Fair
Eliza Ann
Cherokee
Washington from the side lines report on expo sites and reforms
Washington April 29 Cap ital News Service The movement to erect forty eight state structures near the Capitol draws enthusiasm as states endorse the plan The group would form a permanent interstate national international exposition of industrial commercial educational and social character Former Vice President Thomas R Marshall criticizes lobbying in the capitalLabour issues and postal service reform are debated James J Davis and Will H Hay are named in discussions A push for uniform divorce law and federal action is noted with Supreme Court remarks on District of Columbia decisions
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Washington
Capital News Service
Capitol
Thomas R. Marshall
National Capital
Republic
Marshall
Senate
District of Columbia
Indiv
Real Fatala? Eaaiohs ee Ee RR HR SE April 27 1921
Fragmentary OCR item notes a date April 27 1921 and mentions individuals abbreviated as James and others in a cryptic phrase. no clear event or outcome available.
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Janes
Insurance Loss and Real Estate Transfers Listed
A 1921 news snippet details property transfers including G A Hyndman to Rohwer W D, Henry Multhaup refer to Tosse Marsh, H G Dacken to Judge Lay, and a Nebraska destruction incident at Buckner and Dun parare with 23 vehicles burned and an estimated $80,000 loss insured at $35,000. Also mentions DeLaval separators and Bargains at Meredith's.
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A. Hyndman
Henry E. Multhaup
Tosse
A. Marsh
Neb
O. R. Owens
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