Atlantic News-Telegraph Publishing Details and Subscriber Notice
The Atlantic News-Telegraph, published by E.P. Chase and R.C.A. Chase, lists advertising rates and office contact details. A subscriber notice invites evening delivery adjustments by calling 153W before 7 pm, clarifying this is not The News-Telegraph number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News and Telegraph
E.P, Chase
E. P, Chase
Canada
Iowa
Cass
Countie
Atlantic
News-Telegraph
President Coolidge's Farewell Message to Congress
Calvin Coolidge yesterday sent a 10 000 word farewell message to the seventieth congress. The document outlines his stewardship and conservative approach, warning against government ventures into business. The piece lauds his quiet leadership from New England and anticipates the Hoover era with cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Congress
Calvin Coolidge
Washington
Academc
New England
Saul
Hoover
Mauch
Coolidgy
Coolidge
King of Kings Draws Mixed Atlantic Attendance Amid Debate
The Atlantic theater screens Cecil B. DeMille on the Life of Christ to lackluster crowds. Weather and publicity may influence turnout, yet critics laud H. B. Warner as Jesus for calm dignity and masterful portrayal, with Ernest Torrence as Peter also receiving praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Ceeil BK. DeMille
Christ
Atlantic Theater
Moi
Focal Theater
Ginger
Athuitié
Galiles
DeMille
H. B. Warner
Jesus
Warner
Peter
Ernest Torrence
DeMille Delivers A Masterful Jesus of Nazareth Screen
The review praises the film for flawless production and commanding performances. It hails DeMille as a master who presents the story of Jesus Christ with enduring, moving force, asserting the drama will resonate for many generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Jesus Chiat
DeMille
Mariner
Boulder Dam Heats Up In Congress For Water Project
The Boulder dam measure dominates current congressional business with strong backing from Senator Hiram Johnson of California. Critics view the plan as a vehicle to fund western water needs and private gain, while supporters anticipate its passage if enough allies line up across sections of the Senate and House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder Dam
Power Trust
Sam
Hiram Johnson
California
Johnson
Senate
House
Chip on Our Shoulder Warns Europe and Friends of America
In a Council Bluffs Nonpareil column, Professor Schmidt argues Americans must shed the metaphorical chip on our shoulder within twenty five years or lose friends abroad. The piece defends U S wealth, balance of wealth, and foreign policy while criticizing anti American sentiment and urging adherence to American ways for global friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cn. R. Tees
Council Bluffs
Schmidt
Chicago University
Europe
America
Russia
Louisiana
Gadsden
Texas
Alaska
Spain
Reed backs Coolidge armament plan in news of period
The Day's Editorial from Davenport Times notes Fiery Jim Reed of Missouri rarely agrees with Washington but praises President Coolidge for the Armistice Day address urging cruiser construction for defense. It argues peacetime disarmament harms the U.S., compares pacifist views unfavorably, and likens reasonable armament to a policeman's club preventing disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Jim Reed
Missouri
Washington
St. Louis
Reed
Coolidge
Conlidge
Ratlogg- Briand
United States
Campaign chatter and photos stir Iowa politics
The Sibley Tribune notes Democratic campaign tactics and funds in Des Moines. It recalls a group of Republican women meeting before an election, sipping pink tea, and passing resolutions favorable to Al Smith. The piece mocks Bryan era fundraising and campaign rituals with a companion picture idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
al Smith
Ong
Sibley -Tribune
Democratic Party
Bryan
Nirestaph
Same Old Stuff and Hog Market Trends Signal Trouble
The piece notes a college town facing disorder with drunken students and mentions packing houses using old tactics to suppress hog prices. It forecasts higher hog prices after a few weeks as producers delay sales while packers stockpile meat. The Logan Observer cites police, housecleaning, and price manipulation concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Not All Alike in Marshalltown Times-Republican
A fragment from Marshalltown Times-Republican argues for equal attention to the ordinary farmer amid master farmer publicity. It contends relief should focus on the average farmer, not just the celebrated agricultural leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Dem party back in time to challenge Republicans in next four years
A syndicated column reflects on Democratic prospects to regain influence, noting skepticism toward Coolidge and the party's potential comeback. It weighs public sentiment, international debt, and political letters while ridiculing past figures and broadcast voices in a partisan voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Record
Did You Ever Stop to Think About Advertising
A local column argues advertising sustains sales and jobs. It contends that backing ads during slow business raises consumer spending, maintains production, and supports employment. cutting ads lowers sales and harms the economy. The piece urges businesses to advertise to keep the economy moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson F
Inevitable Reflections Turn to Loss and Fate
A reflective piece traces a speaker’s past bold claims to know-it-all authority and how isolation followed. The tone shifts to humility as the narrator vows restraint and restraint, sugar and sourness, while a separate note recounts Knute Rockne and Mrs Raveline rushing to Be with their critically ill son in Chicago after an operation, altering travel plans to South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Trent
Onde
George Matthew Adams
Correct English A Daily Quiz
A Daily Quiz covers multiple correction questions. It includes improving sentences, plural forms like tableau and madame, and fixing verb agreement in sentences such as there is versus there are. It notes correct tense and subject agreement with examples from a Public Ledger copyright notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Public Ledger
Similes on a Lost Song in Ridewalks of New York
A fragmentary note questions the fate of a song titled Prid one’s Song. The speaker appeals to a madam, lamenting its loss amid the bustling Ridewalks of New York. The wording evokes archaic spellings and poetic style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pridone
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Editorial
Newa
Business
Burke, Kuipera & Mahoney, Inc
Chicago
North Wabash Ave
Lexington Ava
The
Iowa Press
Ite
Danip. _ Traci sige Clipper
Towa
City
Sherm Says
Town City
South America
England
Shreveport
Perkina
Chieaga
Knute ‘Rockne
Notre Dame
Bie
NAVAL
Shous As
Williams
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!