15 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1930
Page
1
Notice to Atlantic subscribers instructs those who do not receive papers to call before 7 o'clock, with telephone 140 R. It outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail, and instructs readers to notify the office for address changes or service notices.
Reports from dispatches claim Hudson Motor and Essex cars have price reductions to low advertised levels. The piece notes general price slashes may follow, with emphasis on value, reliability, and enduring design compared with twenty years ago.
A Chicago Tribune writer notes that amusements draw crowds even amid drought and economic strain. He argues entertainment markets act as a safety valve, circulating money and supporting enterprise, with modern amusements proving more solid than older ventures in the changing national habit.
David Gillman writes that worldwide business is depressed with unemployment high in England Germany and the US. He notes hopes rest on reviving export trade and a return to normal relations as manufacturers await American demand before scaling up. Prices and production adjust amid cautious optimism.
The article asserts that national revival hinges on action from the United States and expresses hope for an early restoration, presenting the stance as a settled fact and urging prompt steps.
Scientists explain corn needs vast moisture to produce dry matter. An acre loses about 18 tons of moisture daily through transpiration and evaporation, equating to roughly 7 inches of rainfall in six weeks. Through seven months in 1820 Illinois Indiana Iowa Michigan and Wisconsin faced a 21 percent deficit.
Sir Thomas Lipton, renowned tea magnate and four time challenger, brings the Shamrock Y to New London to renew his bid for the Americas Cup. American fans wish Lipton success yet hope the cup stays in U S hands, admiring his sportsmanship through the years.
The piece comments on Detroit's high murder rate compared with Chicago, notes a Rockford inquiry to the Queen of England, and criticizes campaign promises in Corning. It discusses dirt versus paved roads, liquor laws, and Republican politics including Senator Norris, insurgents, and economic policy. It argues for cautious municipal gas ventures and praises Atlantic's utility management.
The American Medical Editors Association committee argues fee splitting between general practitioners and surgeons cannot be abolished and should be recognized and regulated instead. It notes many doctors benefit from commissions while acknowledging ethical concerns and the need for reform.
The argument weighs fee splitting between general practitioners and surgeons. Advocates say commissions reward referrals and business, while critics fear unnecessary operations for profit. A medical editors committee proposes open, itemized billing to curb abuses and restore patient trust.
Iowa press excerpts note comments on presidential control of sunshine and harvest, plus discussions of endurance by Mr. Huston and a forecast of his Aug. 7 chairmanship exit. Story City Herald cites farm surplus debates as a key issue amid Fargo speech remarks.
A proud father notes the farm board’s role in validating cooperative efforts. He points to numerous small cooperatives achieving gains and frames Viney’s efforts as part of a broader push toward shared work and community progress.
Paris fashion notes describe summer trends with short jackets in faithful fits or are tight and moire or crepe fabrics. Fur trim, collars, and hipline bands define wraps and evening jackets. discussion covers veiling, wraps, and the hour’s chic silhouettes with velvet linings and fox fur accents.
The cities in Whiele boast progressive residents who improve living conditions by developing parks, paving streets, beautifying lawns, trimming weeds, removing unsightly objects, and solving backyard trash problems. They aim to present their communities in the best light to attract prosperity.
A vintage cookbook style feature presents easy to prepare desserts and salads, including Marshmallow Dessert with whipped cream and pineapple, Graham Cracker Date Torte, and a layered custard with dates. The piece blends recipe instructions with a reflective narrative on married life and domestic virtue, ending with a note about enduring devotion.
Poem reflecting on a long married couple James and Julia Dinghat Dove. It notes aging and change yet their affection remains, describing the bride as once blooming and the groom worn but cheerful as years pass.
Daily questions ask readers to answer seven of ten items spanning geography history and culture. Topics include Athens capital country John Browne Canberra capital, Crusades aim, Bartholomew Massacre location, medieval jousting, Cain ships of the desert, and the Carmen opera author.
A mock dialogue reveals a farmer scolding at a milk pail, a visiting friend at a hospital, and playful banter about nurses. The piece includes a two person exchange on milk quantity and a tease about imitating birds, ending with a tease about a crake and a hidden love line.
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