Atlantic News-Telegraph publication details and rates
The Atlantic News-Telegraph announces ownership by E P Chase and R C A Chase with editor and publisher names, mailing and delivery details, advertising contacts, subscription rates, and a subscriber notice advising on delivery issues and changes. It lists locations, rates for U S and Canada, and toll-free delivery instructions.
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Advertising Ethics At The New-Telegraph In Atlantic City
The New-Telegraph discusses advertising, condemns sensational pitches, and notes publishers associations’ stance on ethical practice. It cites figures on national ad spending and argues for high standards, criticizing paid writeups and solicitations as devaluing newspapers.
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Newe-Telegraph
Atlantic
Clarinda to Welcome Daily Newspaper Establishment
Clarinda embraces a new daily paper initiated by Caswell and his staff. The venture marks a shift from weekly to daily journalism, with Caswell as city editor and W. Caswell remaining in Des Moines. The town hosts a welcoming party for Caswell as residents hope the daily edition will boost county-wide news reach.
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Wighita
Kania
Greta de Ue Pallicheas
Woolsen
Ediine
Dare Wilean
Des Moines
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Daily newspaper for Clarinda to launch by Caswell
The article praises a forthcoming daily newspaper in Clarinda to be launched by the Caswell family. It argues highways improvements will boost service and notes the Caswells are best suited to meet local demand. It envisions Clarinda gaining a leading daily paper central to community life.
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News-Telegraph
Clarinda
Caswell
Dringers
Chow
We Don't Blame Dave on Monarchy Rumors
A garbled piece suggests Prince David W mss, linked to the future King of England, faces speculation about the monarchy’s future amid liberal tides in Britain. It hints at public interest in the line of succession and possible shifts in royal status if politics change.
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Prince of Wales
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England
Britain
Pringk
York
An Increasing Toll From Automobile Fatalities
A fragment discusses rising automobile deaths in the United States with lament that despite warnings and safety campaigns fatalities remain high. It notes the year 1920 figures and calls for stronger action by the public and authorities to reduce the loss of life on roads. The piece criticizes propaganda and urges real safety measures.
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United States
Back in the Fold Amid Southern Loyalty Shifts
The article discusses Democratic loyalties in the South during the late 1920s and 1930s, noting that supporters of Governor Smith and Hoover face shifting stance. It cites Senator Carter Glass, a former Smith ally, as renominated by state Democrats despite personal dry stance, while implying ongoing realignment among southern Democrats toward or away from Hoover era factions.
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Virginia
Carter Glase
News-Telegraph
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Hoover
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London City Governance and Graft Questions
An analysis discusses municipal government in London, noting large operating costs and extensive city holdings. It mentions 15,000 teachers and about 48 miles of quarters, suggesting concerns over graft in the city’s management and comparing London’s structure to U S cities.
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London
United States
Ripley the Believe It or Not creator in American fame
Robert Ripley, famed cartoonist of Believe It or Not, earns more than a million yearly from a daily audience of over 20 million readers via 280 newspapers. Born Christmas Day 1893 in Santa Rosa, California, he began drawing for Life magazine at 14 and has worked as artist, lecturer, author, and media star, creating a vast trove of oddities and records.
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Atelivewe
Ripley
Milion Tetter
America
Hediay
Tie
Santa Rosa
Calif
Life Magazine
San Franciso Bulletin
New York Globe
Marco Palo
Baron Munchausen
Dr. Cook
Ancanius
New York Giants
Johny’ J. McGraw
Nebraska Senator Norris Seeks Nomination In Republican Bid
The Town Press Norria reports Senator Norris of Nebraska defends his bid for reelection as a Republican. Critics label many opponents as crooks. the piece contrasts Norris with other figures and notes local editorial commentary from Des Moines and Marshalltown papers.
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Norria
Council Bluffs
Norris
Nebraska
Paris Style Hints By Alice Langelier
Spain influences the Paris seaside fashion with colorful outfits. Chantal wears flamenco inspired flared trousers, a bolero, and a tucked white blouse, featuring back and front square necklines. Details include bootlace accents and pink linen at the waist, reflecting a lively summer style.
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Alice Langelier
Paris
Spain
Chantal
Backlash‑Ready Pajama Styles Stir Fashion Circles
A quirky, antiquated style piece notes the rise of loose trousers and wide leg pajamas with colorful bands and mesh coverings. It highlights a shift toward feminized loungewear resembling gowns at home, praising comfort and elegance while noting dramatic silhouettes and trailing hems.
Local merchants build trust through plain English ads
An editorial extols merchants who advertise truthfully in plain language and back claims with quality goods and service. It argues sustained success comes from letting customers know what is offered, maintaining a square deal, and earning public confidence for long term growth.
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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Trained Nurses
Truncated verse recalls a patient’s years with nurses aiding recovery. The speaker notes nurses visiting the couch amid illness, pills, potions, and the steady rhythm of care. Refrains of efficiency and daily assistance permeate the memory.
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Walt Mason OkeRe
Kitchen Cupboard Recipes and Rants of Nellie Maxwell
An unusual kitchen column mixes recipes for Papper Reliah and Rolled Orange Wafers with a lengthy, tangential protest and patient-care reflections. The piece cites 1930 from the Western Newspaper Union, blending domestic how-to with sharp social commentary on readers and caregivers.
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Wuntern Newspaper
Daily Knowledge Test Questions from a 19th Century Page
A quiz page invites readers to answer at least seven of ten questions listed on page seven after trying the test. Questions cover topics like Senator Reed Smoot's faith, an industrious insect, Baton Rouge’s state capital, a university location, Boulder’s planned beam, a mysterious vessel, underwater propulsion power, Atlantis, Weber and Fields, and a Great Lakes river.
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Baton Rouge
Boulder
Atlantis
Weber and Fields
Great Lakes
Demobilized Solicitor and Aviatrix Injury Report
The clipping reports a demobilized solicitor and a claim about a plane crash near Omaha where student Nancy Morris was seriously injured and pilot instructor Dick Williemis sustained a compound shoulder fracture. It notes Mrs Morris's possible internal injuries and that both ankles were broken. Also mentioned is Anton Wesley, 73, a railroad worker in Vining, Ia., who died after a long illness and then shot himself. A Cedar Rapids man, Dan Langinger, 51, survived a suicide attempt by gas after an argument with his wife and daughter.
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Omaha
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Nancy Morris
Dick Wil-liemis
Vateran
Vining
Anton Wesley
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Tama
Cedar Rapids
Dan Lanigger
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Laninger
Wonie
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