Atlantic News-Telegraph subscriber notice
Atlantic News-Telegraph informs readers to report missed evening deliveries by 7 o clock and provides contact details for changes to addresses or cancellations. The notice lists subscription options and office numbers for the paper in Atlantic Iowa.
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Atlantic
News-Telegraph
News and Telegraph
E. P. Chase
R. C. A. Chase
EP. Chase
Canada
U. S
Iowa
Cass
Auantic
Terrible Toll Atop The Nation S Auto Death Toll Debate
A garbled historical report discusses US car crash dangers, auto safety, and legal controls. It mentions states adopting regulations, the burden on drivers, and the need for strict licensing and training to reduce accidents and fatalities. The piece reflects concerns over highway danger and public policy responses.
Traffic Regulation Dilemma in Crowded Highways
The piece argues about chaotic highway behavior with drivers forcing their right of way, noting thousands of vehicles and the lack of personal driving regulation. It claims driving requires money for a car and permission to drive, and urges stronger driver licensing laws as essential.
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Sigigar
Tome
Congress Debates Relief Bills and Immigrant Limits
Iowa Congressman Cyrenus Cole reports on House action toward a 110 million relief package, the Senate version at 116.8 million, and farm aid aims. He notes debates over New Deal programs, Veto threats, and federal budgets, plus copyright and resale price bills and Washington funding fights.
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House
Webster and Chey
Senate
Budset
Secretary of Age Tivalitiae
Sunda
God of March
Broadway Shadows and City Gossip From a Lost Era
A fragmented New York diary paints Broadway strings, cabaret wit, and social scenes. It recalls Will Rogers lookalikes, sharp-tinted press agents, luxury hotels losing luster, and a fading Bohemian torch in Greenwich Village. Details swirl of white hair secretaries, night clubs uptown, and street theater gossip amid a crumbling urban glitter.
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New York
Irs
Will Rogers
Mary Boland
Jerome Beatty
Lawrence
Katis
George Ade
Marvin Maazel
Paderowski
Giolty
Dinty Moore's
Broadway
Seram
Roger Wolfe Kahn
Krown
Shubert Alley
Surdi's
Havey Hirshfield
Kelsey Allen
Barney Gullint
Greenwich Village
Rob Jand
Taxed or free labor in border bootleg era debate
The note argues that some people, though tired of taxes, cannot compete in labor or business due to restrictions. It highlights cross border entry issues and bootleggers on both land and sea, noting the need to detect, arrest, and deport those lacking legal entry, despite costs.
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Julsa
Costa
Unclear Column Niche Cited Amid Theatrical Anger
A fragmented columnist line hints at sharp literary stance and anger toward Vit. The unreadable text implies a provocative voice, possibly era commentary. No concrete events or names clearly emerge beyond the tone of critique.
Stop and start advertising now to stay remembered
The piece urges sole proprietors and small advertisers to advertise consistently and reveal who they are and where they are. It warns that occasional ads fail to keep a business in the public mind and stresses that persistent, quality advertising prevents being forgotten and beat by competitors.
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Busin
Alot Af
Times
Rippling Rhymes By Walt Mason on Justice's Reach and Delay
A fragmentary verse piece portrays Justice as relentless yet variable, pursuing crime across distances. It mocks evasive criminals who think they can dodge punishment while highlighting Justice’s tireless, unyielding reach and the costly consequences of dishonesty.
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Amblex
Louis
Kitchen Cupboard and Miscellany Reflections from 1980
An eclectic piecemeal page blends kitchen tips with poetry notes and church notices. It includes culinary fragments about freshening tea with sugar, fruit fritters, pickles, and a roast with spices, alongside stray poems and church bulletin humor and hymn-book fundraising remarks.
Smiles and Echoes From a Village Pageant
An elided account from a Minnesota village notes a pastor’s temperance stance, mixed reactions, and local performances. fragments cite community figures and children’s readings, including lines about smiles, salvation, and a hymnlike scene with “Little Drops of Water” and a call to join in.
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Activitien Ua
Florey
Daily Knowledge Test on British Parliament and World Trivia
A quiz style prompt asks for multiple factual questions covering politics, government, geography, biology, and history. Items include principal political parties in Britain, royal representatives in dominion government, officials at a governmental office, ship salvage after hull raise, and various world fact questions.
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Lay
Avith
Mulne
Whit
Khyber Pags
Lake Titienn
Lyn bHagar
Sale
Prigats
Amtorg Tadty Dorpe Erate
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