Atlantic News-Telegraph Advertising and Subscription Notice
Local newspaper page lists office details and rates for Atlantic News-Telegraph owners E P Chase and R A Chase. Includes contact numbers, advertising reps in Chicago and New York, and subscription pricing by carrier and mail. A garbled notice to subscribers appears at section end.
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Fragmented critique of socialism and money’s role in progress
A fragmented opinion argues that socialism and other currents degrade ambition, creating mediocrity. It asserts historic progress stems from individuals empowered by money to enable achievement and produce results. The author emphasizes money as the sole path to meaningful change.
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What We Have Been Paying For
W G Littey in Chicago Journal of Concretew discusses machinery's impact on civilization. He critiques overproduction and economic risk from global farming, noting rising wealth, stadiums, and the role of automation in altering labor and prosperity both domestically and internationally.
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Day's Editorial on a sailor's character and state duties
The piece reflects on a sailor figure, contrasting personal loyalty with public duty. It evokes Juvenal like portraits, arguing the subject embodies a shell of virtue masking a subtler, unreliable core amid modern political tensions.
Crowning Crime and Press Duty in We Tro Era
The piece discusses press responsibility and public power, noting editors face backlash for printed words. It cites figures like Lewis and Jeffersoy, warning against corrupt rulers and the danger of tyrannical influence behind the scenes. A fragmented critique highlights editors must balance truth and consequences.
From Sixteen Years to Tribune Reporter
New York Det 6 narrates a long ascent from obscure carrier to prominent reporter. He recalls early struggles, a stiff upper lip, and eventual recognition as he represents the paper in New York. A postcard note reflects ongoing pride in the Tribune’s rise and his personal journey.
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Small Town Reporter’s Struggles and Local News Life
A memoir fragment recalls the Tribune office days in a rural town. The narrator faces harsh scrutiny from a critical reader, describes shaping local news from hotel talk and stagecoach arrivals, and notes the grind of collecting items for the personal column. He recalls mentors, local characters, and early career ambitions.
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Sugar embargo debate fuels Australian ad campaign
Reading from the Daily Bulletin Townsville, North Queensland, the piece notes a Queensland sugar conference committee forming to promote the embargo issue. Senator Crawford and cane grower W Kittle head a delegation pushing sugar producers' view to southern states amid large newspaper ads in Sydney and forthcoming Melbourne notices. The campaign targets continued embargo support against imported sugar and draws backing from diverse industry voices including growers and confectionery firms.
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T. Crawford
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Startling Federal Shift Sparks Consumer Inquiry
A mangled 1940s style note hints at a government push affecting consumers. The fragment mentions inquiries into special committees and a federal government action, suggesting heightened oversight or policy change impacting everyday purchases.
Rippling Phymes by Walt Mason
A verse piece explores a quiet夫妻bound marriage and imagined luxury, detailing a wife's longing and a husband’s efforts to provide while neighbors hear the sorrowful hall. It reflects on desire, envy, and social constraints with humor and pathos.
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Smiles Rural Pastime and Odd Town Chat
Snippets show a rural town dialog about population and local life. Quips reference a passenger, a station agent, two signs of times, and a sister, with a widow and local opinions interwoven. The fragment hints at community chatter and a modest, domestic atmosphere.
Kitchen cupboard insights and recipe notes from Nellie Maxwell
The snippet presents kitchen tips and recipe guidance about pastry, tarts, tea box rolls, and stored salads with emphasis on keeping ingredients ready in waxed paper, ice chests, and the fridge. It also includes fragmented humor and a brief modern problem cartoon caption.
Daily Knowledge Test Fragment in an Old Gazette
Fragment from a newspaper quiz page listing questions about history and science, including inquiries on Native terms for carved trees, presidential salutes, Nelson, hockey pucks, and constitutional articles, alongside local legal news about livestock feed salesmen and death penalty proceedings in Georgia.
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