Atlantic News Telegraph Notice and Delivery Details
Atlantic: News Telegraph advertises rates and offices for subscriptions and advertising. It lists editorial and business contact numbers and a delivery notice advising subscribers to call before 7 o clock if papers are late.
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Burke, Kuipers & Mahoney
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North Wabash Ave
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Lexington Ave
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Christmas Charity and the Call to Help the Needy
A community message reflects on Christly teaching of loving one another and criticizes inequality. It urges concrete aid during Christmas through a fundraising appeal for those less fortunate, emphasizing duty to fellow humans and the joy of giving.
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Doe
Dong Pond
Wwe
HhoTien
Old Subject on Medical Ethics and Advertising Rules
The Chicago Tribune reports a debate among medical monitors about advertising by physicians. A respected Windy City practitioner argues that public protection supports doctors using advertising columns, challenging the profession’s traditional restraint.
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Dia Shill
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Chicago Tribune
Windy City
The Doctors and Advertising Ethics Debate
The Tribune discusses whether doctors should advertise their credentials and services in papers. It notes that while some fake specialists prey on public trust, respected physicians gain patients through skill and experience, and questions if ostentatious medical advertising will ever be accepted widely.
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Tribune
Emerson
Prince of Wales Journey Reflects Shared Human Kinship
The piece notes the Prince of Wales journeying from East Africa to London to see King George before his death. It says the shared human desire to reach a loved father unites all nations beyond rank or creed, calling the sight “a touch of nature which made the whole world kin.”
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Prince of Wales
Difference in handling of Celtic wreck praised
The White Star liner Celtic ran aground off Ireland with 253 aboard and all were landed at Queenstown without injury. Passengers received breakfast and left with light baggage while heavy luggage was landed later. Crew discipline and efficiency contrasted with the Vestris incident, praising seamen in charge and the line’s noble traditions.
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Why 500 congressmen debate echoes in Kansas City Times
A Kansas City Times editorial argues for reapportionment, noting 435 seats may be kept or increased, with Rep Lozier proposing 500. It warns enlarging the House would cost taxpayers and alter state representation.
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Lozier
Missouri
Undefined text fragment from Iowa Des Moines page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions political figures and policy, unclear actions. Core ideas about people opposing ration policy and potential presidential impact are present but tangled. No clear event, date, or names assignable for precise summary.
Pullman Surcharge Debate Rumbles in Congress
A 19th century editorial argues against abolishing the Pullman car surcharge, contending it is fair, approved by the Interstate Commerce Commission, and needed to fund railroads pay, taxes, and operations. It warns abolishing it would force higher freight rates or wage cuts, and would invite government meddling in rate making.
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Did You Ever Stop To Think by Edson R Waite
Essay fragment by Edson R Waite Shawnee Oklahoma on business competition and moral concerns. Reads as disconnected thoughts on who dominates markets and the dangers of fear and worry in commerce.
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Edson R. Waite
Shawnee, Okla
Eusinese
Humor and Fragments From a Quirky Town
A fragmented, humorous piece discusses stubborn pride in business in a sleepy town, odd anecdotes about frogs, a departing cook, and a Scotchman clashing with a conductor. It contrasts locals’ fighting spirit with the absurdity of daily life and a fatal miscommunication over fares and a drowning mishap.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on Russia’s woes
In a humorous sketch Walt Mason recounts a traveler’s tale from Russia describing autocracy, food shortages, and grimy taverns. The piece contrasts varied traveler impressions and ends with a clipped, satirical commentary on life under the regime.
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Walt Mason
Banker Injured After Car Crash Near Hospital
A late night accident left a banker with injuries as he drove up to a hospital scene. Doctors treated him on site before transporting him for further care. The incident underscores the urgent medical attention required after traffic collisions.
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Banker Hospital
Correct English A Daily Quiz Clarify Pronouns and Infinitives
The page asks about correct forms such as when to use whom versus who and how to phrase constraints like not delaying a game. It notes pronoun case in questions and the awkwardness of splitting infinitives with phrases like on no consideration.
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