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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1925
Page
1
Town records announce subscription rates by carrier and mail under Act of Congress March 3. Rates made known on application. Advertising terms, Canada mail, and adjoining counties listed with durations from one month to one year.
A fragmented notice states that Atlantic Telegraph delivers to New York City. The readable fragment mentions seven overs and references a person but lacks clear action details or dates.
In a fragmentary column by Charles P Stewart, concerns about domestic service and the protection of a girl’s role are raised. The text hints at criteria for foreign experience, minimum qualifications, and the danger to the home if “Sol” critiques the hiring system.
The text surveys generalized criticism of farm organizations and national action. It notes tension between local farmer concerns and national pay, with references to partisan farmer groups and salaries. Names like Thompson appear and the piece hints at political maneuvering and misinterpretation of motives within the homestead movement.
A fragmented editorial discusses Dundee and religious figures amid calls for peace. It cites letters from Scotland and notes the aim to calm tensions, honoring noble leaders while urging restraint and harmony.
The Chicago Tribune outlines claims involving Lettie Schwimmer and Madam Schwimmer, depicting her as a peace agent linked to German interests and mentioning Count Karolyi and Henry Ford via EK G. Pipp of the Starhorn Independent. The piece notes opposition to pressuring the Lions Club and hints at witch-hunt sentiment toward Schwimmer, with scarce sympathy for her activities.
Fragmentary quotation shows advocates proposing Henry Ford sail a peace ship to rally support for ending trench warfare by Christmas. The text mentions mobilizing "the hazels and the hickories" and freeing the boys from the trenches, signaling a vivid wartime propaganda moment.
A garbled, fragmentary passage mocks high taxes and odd phrases about bootlegs, weather, and a Christmas run in a tank. It mentions a risky parachute jump and ends with a claim about a radical person who believes he deserves his call for "vim it" amid confusion.
A garbled reminiscence mentions George and Frey Guage Meredith, with accounts of public events and a decreed fate. The text threads through a street scene, book stalls, and a list of names, hinting at a doomed sequence where indorsed actions collapse like cakes, leaving questions about deathless prophecies and a cryptic market of books and buyers.
Supervisors accepted drainage reports at a meeting in Phillips with Cass Potts leading. Notable residents and landowners spoke on property assessments while Burlington Railway proposed its interest in the project. Bonds for the drainage district will be sold around April with non taxables and high interest, expected to draw local investors.
Fragmentary note claims ancient nations lacked advanced technology, resulting in sparse inventories of tools and weapons like swords and shields. The passage suggests widespread limitations in resources and crafts among early civilizations.
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