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Rates for advertising and subscriptions listed with telephone numbers for business, office, editorial, and news. Carrier and mail options shown with monthly and yearly prices. Notices warn Atlantic News Telegraph subscribers to call before a stated hour for delivery issues and provide a contact telephone.
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Canada
U. S
United Prem
Knill-Burke, Inc
Chicago
South Michigan Blvd
New York City
Brokaw
Broadway
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Doled Unemployed Miners Echo England Labor Relief
English miners face unemployment amid wage cuts and union pressure. The government approved a dole of ten pounds to ease unrest, a practice critics say drains public funds and encourages idleness. The article argues lasting resolution requires compelling excess labor to seek other work.
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England
Encouraging Murderers in Jury Trials Opinion Published
A public critique accuses juries of abetting murder by adopting a new debate method that spares killers. The piece claims this practice mocks justice and elevates criminals above the law, noting a juror with an American surname in the Scott case and alleging biased juror selection in other cities.
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Oldivioi
Specious pleas and trial rhetoric in Scott case
The article cites defense and prosecution tactics suggesting fake testimonies by alleged mental patients. It argues Scott would face life imprisonment and warns that, should he be released from an asylum, similar "sob sisters" and handlers would secure his freedom within a year.
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Scott
Peiig
Fragmentary History Notes in Oakland Acorn Style
A disjointed and garbled laundry of names and topics from an Oakland Acorn style sheet. The text references JACK HARRISON KNOWS Shack Marvison and a long list of individuals, with unclear aims and faded context about newspapers, telegraph companies, and electoral topics.
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Shack” Marvison
Oakland
Acorn
Harrison
Baroy
Lewiskiture
Sind
Shamlehold
Tok
Idiarius Nave
Banelle
Reyes Ates
Oman
Rain and Harvest Faith in a Busy Farm Scene
A weather driven meditation links heavy rainfall to farm yields and market fortunes. The piece stresses reliance on divine blessing for crop success, noting farmers plow harrow and sow under uncertain rain, while business in the region hinges on the farmer and the favor of the Giver of good gifts.
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Tiple
Labor Leaders Rally Against Immigration Bar Cutbacks
A labor movement statement asserts unified opposition to reducing immigration restrictions. It contends organized labor holds a strong, impregnable stance amid rising unemployment figures. The piece emphasizes the union perspective on job protection and policy inaction.
Wage Cut Sparks Debate On Textile Labor Policy
Charles P. Stewart reports on how the New England woolen and worsted mills face wage cuts and how the Commerce and Labor departments, with President Coolidge, may respond. The president aims to influence the situation to ease workers’ burden while not forcing employers, with industry leaders wary of tariffs and job losses.
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Charles P. Stewart
Walter Allington
Commerce and
New England
Coolidge Ie
Fiat
Foster's Weather Bulletin Notes August Frost Risk
Washington bulletin outlines a forecast period starting mid August with risk of frosts and cold snaps affecting crops. It mentions harvest concerns across regions including Wisconsin and Illinois, potential weather disturbances, and possible impacts on wheat and oats. The report hints at economic effects and public interest in seasonal conditions.
Fragmented OCR Highlights Local Sports Teammate Mentions
A garbled OCR fragment references teammates and historical terms, mentioning a hero group and a local team. It lists unclear names and phrases with no coherent event or dates, offering minimal readable facts for a concise card.
Rippling Rhyme Poem Parody by Walt Mann
Fragmentary OCR shows a rhymed piece featuring a famed man railing against medicine and urging simple living. It references a physician critique, a medicated regimen, and a somber image of life valued over grand finery, with a closing note crediting Matthew Adams.
Suns Says Confused Notes On Events And Words
A garbled paragraph mentions Dawes fishing hook, a man in Colorado, and a doctor in Gromiles. It references quiet Chicago streets and a vague warning about tactics. The text is chaotic with unclear connections and multiple errors.
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Dawes
Saane
Colorado
Gromiles
Masons Picnic at Red Oak This Year
Masons plan a basket picnic at Red Oak with about 7000 members expected. Grand officers and numerous volunteers listed, including Thomas W. Wellington and Charles C. Hunt, will attend or be represented. A noon lunch program and short addresses are planned. Also notes travel plans to Colorado and a secretary’s two week vacation.
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Red Oak
Morera
Southwest
Powa
Yorkste
Atlamtra
Blue Pode
Royalec
Nuodery
Wilk
Adams
Audanony Worrall
C Crawford
Wremont
Ison
Mil
Montgomery
Page
Altamir Kelby
Taylur
Thomas W. Wellington
Fort Madison
Charles C. Hunt
Cedar Rapids
Harry Virden
Mt. Piasant
SF. Graces
Harlan
Robert Hunter
Sious City
Gramt Cum Vander Auger
Othner
Mueratine
D. M. Provenee
Bronx City
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Seer
Jack” Harrison
Foster’s
Washington
Pratt
Fedee Fadpee
Geontin
Vane Storur
Chiicago
Weawif
Agni Ther
Hiss
Uae
Walt Man
Fat Man
Avene
Matthew Adams
SUNS
Naters
Mia
Harry Sutton
Thelmig
Palisades
Colu
Onco
Denver
Misa
Trom
Clovis, Swan & Martin
Des Moines
Owa
Hudson-Essen
Essex
Hudson Motor Car Company
Irving Segwalt
Hudson -Jones: Automobile Company
J A. Peverill
Welch. Moore. Shoe CO
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