Atlantic News-Telegraph subscribers notice and rates
The notice outlines delivery options for Atlantic subscribers, includes a call-in service before 7 pm for late papers, clarifies the correct contact number, and instructs readers to notify the office for address changes paper discontinuation or any delivery notices. It also lists advertising representatives and subscription rates for various formats and regions.
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Canada
U.S
Iowa
Cals
Casa
Coublics
Atlantic
News-Telegraph
President Coolidge Urges Summer White House For Health
President Coolidge suggests Congress back a summer White House sixty to seventy five miles from Washington for the president and wife to use as needed. He argues weekly trips to the sea level capitol area help but fall short due to humidity and heat. He outlines personal rules of living and says a nearby retreat would aid future chief executives and the health of the nation’s leader.
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Joseph Pulitzerdt
St. Louis Post-Tispatch
Coolidge
Washington
Wurpther
Congress
Lia
No End to Gang War in Chicago This Time
In Chicago Heights and Chicago, gangsters threaten law with the regime change and the new state's attorney Judge Swasson. Officials warn the law will prevail, predicting killings as criminals try to resist organized society and the reach of law.
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Chicago
Telgris
Swasson
Gilbert
Chicago Heights
Darrow Attacks Striking Hosiery Workers in Wisconsin
Clarence Darrow, famed socialist-leaning criminal lawyer, lambasted Kenosha hosiery mill workers for apathy toward their cause. He compared them to college football celebrants, noted a habit of accepting money from capitalists, and warned against hypocrisy among socialists who condemn capitalism while enjoying its spoils.
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Clarence Darrow
Kenosha
Wis
Mr. Daryow
Darrow
Remarkable Consistency of Darrow Among Pioneers
Darrow emerges as one of the most conscientious examples in the country, a figure who, like many others, performs diligent tasks with steady regularity. His example stands among a large number of similar conscientious workers.
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Darrow
ijHe Ia
Rich Get Richer in Tax Case Involving Senator Couzens
The treasury department refunded about 8 million dollars to Senator Couzens of Michigan and associates overpaid income and excess profits taxes linked to the 1919 Ford stock sale. The Tax Court of Appeals ruled the stock was worth much more on March 1, 1913, reducing the back tax by about 27 million, leaving 3 million in refunds. Senator Couzens asserts the revenue bureau acted as reprisal. the outcome favors Couzens as the case closes while noting disparities in refunds between the wealthy and small taxpayers.
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Senator Couzena
Michigan
Treasury Department
United States Tax
Couzens
Henry Ford
Folba Motor Company
Internal Revenue Bureau
Daniel C. Roper
Ford
Roper
Harding
Calleet
Tsk Board of Appelas
Sam
Congress
Revenue Bureau
Mellon
Senate
The Christmas Seals Aid War on Tuberculosis
The National Tuberculosis Association sponsors Christmas seals to combat tuberculosis. Half the money stays locally to fund a county health nurse, supporting a worthy national effort and urging every capable citizen to buy seals.
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America
United States
The Day's Editorial The Woman of It
A Los Angeles Times editorial notes Mrs. Herbert Hoover should accompany her husband on his southern republics trip, praising a social role for the presidential wife as a national blessing amid March 4. It also discusses John Spargo’s critique of socialism and defends private ownership alongside public utilities.
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Los Angeles Times
Herbert Hoover
Relief From Campaign Noise Highlights Public Mood
A compilation from The Iowa press mocks the presidential race and voters fatigue while noting varied editorial takes. References to Hoover, education affecting turnout, and cabinet names reflect post election discourse and speculation about government roles.
Pressed cautions on Hoover trip and tax fairness debated
A Des Moines Register note argues Hoover’s South America tour will recur in news cycles, urging restraint on amplifying coverage as weeks pass. The Cherokee Times praises gasoline tax fairness for highways, warns against perpetual tax rises, and favors burden checks. The Knoxville Express cites Murray Butler’s stance on prohibition as increasingly combative, while the Cherokee Times forecasts a rival Bryan Hanna clash as Ruth Bryan Owen and Ruth Hanna McCormick join Congress representing Florida and Illinois respectively.
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Des Moines Register
Hoover
South America
Congress
Ruth Bryan Owen
Florida
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Illinois
Bryan-Hanna
Smiles Suggested Trips and Odd Pairings in Local Notices
A whimsical collection of scattered labellike clauses lists professions and places such as Lawyers Bar Harbor Undertakers Dead Sea Ministers Cape of Good Hope Prohibition agents Watertown and others including Musicians Cape Horn and Flapper Isle of Man. A fragmentary anecdote references a couple buying a book titled What a Young Lady Should Know Before Marriage and a humorous tour guide exchange about a glacier and a boulder.
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Bar Harbor
Dead Sea
Cape of Good Hope
Watertown
Red Sven
Greece
Coral ‘Gables
Babylon
Lone Mountain
Chile
Cape Horn
Isle
Atlantic
Correcting English A Daily Quiz Misplaced words and faulty syntax explained
A Daily Quiz highlights errors in sentences such as stray punctuation in Sweden had the entire monopoly of the whole match market and incorrect verb forms in If it was me I would order it. It notes illogical phrases, wrong word usage like sweetest, and awkward constructions in claims about Melba, Amy J Wes, and marriage intentions.
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Sweden
Forest Creation Through the Awh Era
A fragmentary line from a George Matthew Adams Service feature hints at a forest theme and the stylistic quirk awh in a historical reprint context. The readable portion suggests a poetic or column-like teaser referencing nature and creation.
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Awh
George Matthew Adams
Des Moines Farm and Home Exposition Jan 15 to 17
Des Moines set for the second annual Iowa farm and home exposition January 15 to 17 in conjunction with the state convention of the dairy industry. Frank Paine announces the event with leaders from Des Moines Chamber of Commerce and Iowa State College among organizers and sponsors.
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Farm and Home
Des Moines
Llo
I. WN. S
Dan
Elusive
Frank
Paine
The
Fadorie
George £. Hamilton
Des Moines Chamber of Commerce
Convention Bureau
Raymond M. Slughes
Town State College
C. S. Macy
Towa
National Electric Light Association
E. A. Kimball
Iowa Manufacturers Association
Mrs. Ellsworth Richardson
Towa Farm Bureaus Women's Committee
Mark Thornburg
R. K. Bliss
Towa State College
Roy Combs
Iowa County ‘Agents
Did You Ever Stop to Think by Edson Ry Waite
Essay urging wise city planning to secure a thriving future. Emphasizes firm foundations, faith in growth, cooperative spirit, and close ties between city and surrounding country. Argues development of industries and revenues, with industrial promotion as key to progress and justice for community growth.
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Edson Ry Waite
Stinwnew, Okla
Wood Inspector Candidacy Urged by Notary and Rector
In a local verse and dialogue, a notary and parish rector urge a qualified candidate for wood inspector. The candidacy is discussed with caution about political corruption, highlighting the desire for honest, cultured leaders and warning against habitual, reluctant office seekers.
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