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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1930
Page
1
Published every evening except Sunday by E P Chase and R C Chase owners. Atlantic Iowa paper details subscriptions delivery contacts and a subscriber notice asking late papers to call before 7. Includes Inland Daily Press Association membership and advertising rate notes.
Chairman Alexander Legge told Iowa farmers at the Des Moines fair that farm relief relies on aligning production with demand and consumption. He argued the Farm Board may buy wheat but warned against incentives that distort market signals and asserted supply and demand laws govern recovery.
The Iowa state tax commission, the Board of Assessment and Review, has reduced the state tax levy by half a mill. Members, led by Louis H. Cook and J. W. Reynolds, defend the move as progress toward correcting long standing assessment inequalities. They emphasize public cooperation and note the reduction is a step in the right direction, not a complete fix.
A San Francisco medical dilemma pits two seriously ill patients against a single available respirator. Doctors choose which patient to save, invoking moral ethics as one dies. The dispute mirrors a hypothetical Edison puzzle but occurred as a real case.
In Gerard’s list of men named as the country’s real rulers, most rose to prominence by their own efforts. The author notes many began with nothing but their bare hands and built their success from the ground up.
A reflective piece on schooling and civic duty notes that work and sacrifice test youth, praising perseverance and opportunities in the United States. It contrasts critics who claim injustice with memories of school life as a melting pot and foundation of democracy, highlighting boys’ hesitation and girls’ resilience as they return to classes and shape future citizens.
A critical look at how the right of way is interpreted by drivers, stressing the rule that the vehicle entering an intersection must yield to one approaching from the other side. The piece argues many fail to apply precedence correctly, causing accidents and traffic chaos. It notes the danger when one driver assumes priority or speeds to seize advantage, urging strict observance to prevent collisions.
A historic editorial argues for rigorous federal regulation of aviation citing low fatality rates yet noting accidents stem from unregulated flying. It urges nationwide standards, aviation safety oversight, and consistent laws beyond state lines to reassure the public and improve air transport safety.
The local newspaper strengthens community ties by covering home events and fostering civic pride. While metropolitan papers provide broad news and entertainment, the home paper records local happenings and supports a progressive community spirit.
The piece laments a shift toward business influence over editorial independence in the NHL Tine and stresses ongoing local newspaper commitments to service, community focus, and unselfish idealism despite commercial pressures.
The piece weighs editorial backing for Norris and Hitchcock, noting World-Herald influence and the risk to Nebraska Democrats if the Republican slate flounders. It argues late in the campaign that Nebraska voters may shift away from Norris after years of party alignment, seeking new alignments before November.
Fashion notes describe new Paris silhouettes with emphasis on waistlines and drapery. Advice highlights belt placement, color contrasts, and fabric interplay for youthful lines, featuring recommendations for evening gowns and subtle drama in contrasts.
Edson Waite Shawnee Clea?ee reflects on travel mood and says towns grow when citizens show pride. Friendly fellowship and local cooperation foster progress, while critics keep a town stagnant. Citizens must take pride and cooperate to build a brighter, busier community.
A quirky reminiscence in 19th century tone describing kitchen scents and simple pleasures. The narrator praises familiar herbs and nostalgic flavors while playfully musing on old-time cooking methods and earthly spices.
A fragment describes cherished home canning traditions including Green Tomato Pickles, tomato based pickle dishes, Sweet Spiced Peaches, and general canning tips. It lists ingredients like green tomatoes onions vinegar brown sugar cloves and cinnamon, with steps to layer fruit with salt and onions, age overnight, then cook and pack. The text notes jars and rubber rings, urging careful sealing and noting preservation as a family practice across generations.
A satirical verse by Walt Mason denounces political demagoguery and class tensions in early 20th century America. It mocks red hot speakers who stir discontent, mocks workers and politicians, and ends with a cautionary note as the speaker imagines drastic action. The piece critiques propaganda, complacency, and moral decline.
A scrambled OCR page invites readers to test knowledge with ten questions on government, history, and notable figures. It asks about Russia’s government code, Southern visas, gunpowder legends, the Sepoy Mutiny location, the U.S. vice president’s succession, Don Quixote’s author, Hebrews as founders, Roman galley propulsion, the Wars of Tar… and Lord de la Warr, indicating a quiz style feature in a historical paper.
A humorous exchange features a hypochondriac fearing kidney trouble and a physician noting the illness often lacks pain. The scene shifts to a absurd debate about England's king palace impressions and stock market holdouts.
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