Atlantic News Telegraph publication notice and delivery details
The Atlantic News Telegraph edition lists ownership EB P Chase and R C A Chase with E P Chase as editor and publisher. It provides office contact numbers for editorial and news, describes advertising representation in Chicago New York and Graybar Building, and notes delivery options and a delivery change line for evening issues and subscriber notices.
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Western reclamation policy urged to curb government losses
Roy C West secretary of the interior, in his annual report, urges tightening of policies to minimize losses in western reclamation projects. He opposes extending repayment periods, government loans to settlers, and new projects, noting 42 projects exist at cost of about 175 million dollars with 130 thousand acres vacant. He cites growing payments by settlers but warns funds spent may be wasteful and nationwide demand for more land is lacking.
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A Ray of Hope on Senator Reed Endorsement
A fragile sense of progress emerges as Senator Reed endorses Mr Coolidge's Armistice Day policy and calls for more cruisers. The piece notes Reed’s analytical stance and hints he may differ from rivals, while approving any decent, world led by Americanism. The column laments Reed’s prior hostility to Republicans.
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Europe
Jones He Pays the Freight Ad Recalled in Tariff Debate
The piece recalls the old advertisement Jones He Pays the Freight to illustrate how price shifts affect the consumer. It discusses how tariff revisions favored by eastern industrial interests and revived tariff on farm products would raise costs for both manufactured goods and farm products, with the agricultural sector promising a response.
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Farm Relief and Tariff Revision Debate Likely for Extra Session
The editorial argues farm relief is needed and supports farmers’ share of prosperity. It notes lawmakers may trade tariff or farm relief support, predicting an extra session to consider both issues. It warns higher prices will fall on the public, especially nonfarmers, who pay the freight for both sectors.
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How It Started O K Origins In Open Kettle Phrase
A Chicago Tribune Voice of the People correspondent explains the origin of the phrase O K meaning all right. It traces to West Indies and Louisiana sugar makers labeling open kettle molasses with Q K signs for superior quality, then evolving into the common expression OK. The note suggests most everyday words began in such ways.
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Moville Mails President Coolidge Farm Relief Call
A compact editorial digest notes Cooperatives as a cure for farm ills and calls for relief actions. Critics weigh political relief plans from Coolidge era farmers concerns, with various Iowa and Sioux City papers voicing opinions on taxation, special sessions, and education.
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Senators Like Other People Editorial
The piece argues Woodrow Wilson’s treaty leadership exposed senatorial vanity. It says senators are average minds given power, capable of fighting a treaty, and questions Kellogg’s pact ratification. It warns about public opinion's power and the danger of entangling alliances, urging cautious skepticism.
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Kellogg's diplomacy and Senate approval prospects
A fragment discusses Secretary Kellogg's efforts to avert political discord and secure senate support for a treaty. It commends his tact, deference to senators, and respectful tone, suggesting eventual senatorial approval though not immediate. The piece critiques wasted debate and emphasizes competence and dignity in diplomacy.
War, relief, and Washington echoed in a weary diary
A collage of commentary argues over Canadian liquor smuggling into the United States and politics of relief funding for farm states. It recalls George Washington’s 1794 warning that being prepared for war protects peace, noting the slogan still rings true today.
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Smiles At a Teachers Institute In A Curious Tale
A telling anecdote from a teachers institute recalls a young man driving a Ford fast along a road and picking up a group of children on their way to school. A plump girl sits on his lap as he asks about liking school and firing a teacher, ending with the Ford nearly going into a ditch. An undertaker seeks chloroform in a shop and a quip about patients follows. Science is praised for radio speeches on prosperity not yet paid for.
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Shopping Early and Winter Preparations Highlighted
A fragment from a 1928 piece recalls the anxious push to stock up before winter, noting thrift and debt avoidance. It mentions studying modern teachers, manufacturers, merchants, and institutions to learn about new tools and their applications. Additional notes reference meteorologist Charles D. Reed and an upcoming Iowa Fair Managers Association meeting at Hotel Savery.
Correct English Quiz From Public Ledger Patched Questions
The page presents corrections for a set of English usage questions. It includes guidance on contractions and plural forms, such as there being reasons for torture, proper subject verb agreement, and distinctions between hygienic and sanitary meaning. It corrects phrases about voters age and quantities, noting preferred forms and common errors.
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Rippling Rhymes By Walt Mason On Winter Preparations
A fragmentary verse piece notes approach of winter with bitter blasts and storms ahead. It mocks neglectful youths and praises prudent preparation such as stocking jam bread and sausage for cold months while lamenting discomfort of a stove that won’t draw and the hazards of idleness.
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Did You Ever Stop to Think By Edson R Waite
Edson R Waite of Shawnee Oklahoma argues that industrial and commercial firms bear responsibility beyond production. They must educate the public on proper and profitable use of their products and invest in advertising to demonstrate value to executives and markets.
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Wallace and White to Speak at Iowa Farmers Convention
Henry A. Wallace editor of Wallaces Farmer A L Sponslor secretary of the Kansas state fair and D I White chief engineer of the Iowa highway commission will headline Iowa's annual state agricultural convention on December 12 Two hundred county and district fair managers and representatives of farmers institutes and agricultural leaders from Iowa and neighboring states will attend The meeting will be in the house chamber at the capitol with morning sessions devoted to President Senate BE Cameron and the annual report of Secretary Corey on the 1928 state fair crop prospects and final crop es-
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Warns Against Evils of Alcoholic Drinks
Iowa City on December 4. Rev J Elliott Ross Catholic chaplain at Columbia University told University of Iowa students that the eighteenth amendment has widened liberties rather than restricting them. He urged moderate drinkers to quit before it is too late and advised non drinkers not to acquire the habit.
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J. Elliott Ross
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University, of Iowa
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Smith's Best Role in Defeat A Govorner Smith Critique
Gov ernor Smith is a bigger man in defeat than he was a general leading the hosts of discontent into battle. A good loser is about the rarest thing produced in politics.
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Herald
Never Thought of That Lover of the Cranberry Soya
A fragmentary note mentions a curious phrase about a cranberry soya blend and a quirky reference to Arkan ans CGuyzelle. The text reads as a garbled excerpt with unclear context and origin.
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