30 Apr 1930
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1930
Page
1
The community mourns Mrs Mary Cavenaugh wife of Ba Cavenaugh a longtime music teacher in Atlantic Iowa The article recalls her father Byron Blair her marriage in 1902 and her devotion to musical training shaping many musicians She was a lifelong Methodist Episcopal church member and a gentle influential figure whose memory will endure in the town
The Senate debates Judge John J. Parker's nomination to the Supreme Court amid opposition rooted in a Virginia coal case upholding a yellow dog contract and alleged anti Negro bias. Supporters argue Parker respects labor and rejects racial equality proposals, while critics hail his fitness and denounce anti-labor tactics. The dispute features Senator Borah leading the opposition and reflects Southern views on race and employment.
Dispatches say Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York, semi invalid yet improving, is eyeing the Democratic presidential nomination. Friends say he may be fit to campaign in 1932, while some Democrats urge him to wait for another year.
The readable fragment hints at a debate over the permanence of a proposition and its cost. It cites novelty wearing off and asks what amount remains a permanent proposition for times to come.
Major Frank J Lund of Webster City seeks the Republican nomination for United States senator. He was born on a farm near Stratford in 1876 and built a career as a teacher, hardware trader, and lawyer. Lund served in the state district court clerkship, led political campaigns, and rose to major in the National Guard and in World War I.
A fragmentary Muscatine Journal piece argues against a three power treaty and supports taxing high earners to curb tax evasion. It references Henry Ford, Muscle Shoals, and Mrs Raskob’s testimony, hinting at political disputes and southern sentiments.
A collage of quotes from Davenport Times Sioux City Tritone and State Line Herald discusses alcohol policy and the Volstead act. It contrasts calls for moderation and prohibition with critiques of enforcement, liberty, and civilization, noting debates over liquor traffic and personal freedom.
A fragmented column describes domestic cooking and reading habits with personal voice. It mentions beef meals, pudding, and casual references to a husband, a book per year, and various names appearing in the text. The tone suggests a column about home life and routines.
The query contains garbled text asking about meaning of phrases like phitog possible to and who often went to places without parents knowledge. It appears incomplete and unclear.
The notes mention woolen tricots and a linen silk blend Linannain. The text highlights extremely light cloth with ornamentation such as polkadots and Scotch plaids. It references new woolen voile and a fabric mix of cotton woven with silk, wool, and cotton, plus a fine headpiece hat.
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