Atlantic News Telegraph publication details and subscription notice
Atlantic News Telegraph notes its publishing schedule and office details, lists editors and advertisers, and outlines subscription rates and delivery notices. It invites readers to call 585/M for evening delivery adjustments and instructs subscribers on address changes and service issues.
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Canada
U. 3
Iowa
Cass
Atlantic
News Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Presidential Hospitality Highlights Bipartisan Spirit at White House
Dispatches note President Hoover and the First Lady entertained John Garner and his wife, praising cross party cooperation. The piece lauds Congress for bipartisan support of the president’s program to lift the economy, citing decorum against partisan rancor and the nation’s trust in citizenry.
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Hoover
White House
House of Representatives
John N. Garner
Garnery
United States
Jack Garner
Congress
Carping
Washington
Democrats
McFadden
Pennsylvania
House
Senate
A Farm Woman Speaks Up
A Des Moines Sunday Register feature recounts Mrs. Warren Johnson of Hardin County detailing farmers’ current troubles in clear terms. She avoids blame, urges awareness of farm income drops and the need for renewed prosperity, noting backlash against simplistic critiques and urging practical understanding.
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Des Moines Register
Warren Johnson
Hardin County
Price trends in printing machinery versus farm equipment
The article compares high printing press and typesetting equipment prices with farm machinery, noting that printing machinery prices have not fallen and often risen. It cites the News Telegraph finding modern press installations prohibitive and advises small paper publishers to avoid buying printing machinery due to steep costs and limited demand.
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News-Telegraph
Modern press cost exceeds land value in purchase note
A fragment notes that a modern press, suitable for a newspaper like The News Telegraph, costs more than 200 acres of land at 100 dollars per acre, implying high equipment investment relative to land value. The snippet hints at broader commentary on cost and permanence.
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News-Telegraph
Cooperation Key To Rebuilding Economy Says Hoover Plan
The government reconstruction plan hinges on public cooperation. Hoover urges citizens to stop hoarding money and support normal trade channels. He stresses that the plan is not magic but will restore confidence and backbone if people release funds held out of circulation and invest in the economy.
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Congress
Hoover
Lege
Corporation
United States
Getting Dollars to Work in a Postwar Economy
Murray Corporation of America president W Avery discusses the postwar economy at the Chicago show. He compares excess speculation to an eating binge and urges restoring buying power, noting hoarded savings can circulate through productive spending. He cites a buggy purchase creating jobs and self-respect, arguing fear of criticism should not curb useful spending.
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W. Avery
Murray Corporation of America
Avery
Chicago
Communicated About Supervisors Pay in Cass County
A Cass County reader compares supervisor salaries from 1902 and 1930, noting current pay likely mirrors 1930 levels. He lists past and present supervisors with amounts, arguing pay has risen to over three times earlier figures without changes in rates.
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Wilkin
R. R. Bells
Th. M. Crawford
D. B.frink
G. H. Allen
Frank Pelzer
D. J. Bode
Herman Ryan
H. .G. Armentrout
Aw Apnee
County officers’ expenditures compared to past income
A reader notes that public spending is far higher as community income grows, acknowledging current supervisors perform more exacting duties and promising further remarks on county business methods and taxpayer burden.
Redistribution debates and farmer car needs across Iowa
A composite note from Iowa press items contrasts redistribution of wealth with Wisconsin methods, cautions on debt shifting to American taxpayers, and highlights historical views on farming costs. It discusses automobile necessity for farmers, cost of tractor use versus horses, and asks readers what they would do in a farmer’s position.
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Eagle Grove Eagle
Etaoin Shrdlu and Other Self Reflections of a N Y Writer
In a personal, anecdotal riff from New York on February 6, the author riffs about figures like Christopher Morley Henry Villar Irving Berlin and Helen Hayes while recalling tastes and odd memories. He jests about misidentifications and reveals quirky habits and favorites including Antwerp and Kitty Hawk.
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New York
Christopher
Morley
Henry Villar
Ile de France
Pearson McGord
Irving Berlin
Broadway
Antwerp
Tvan
Vanderbilt
Helen Hayes
Ruth Gordon
Shane
Will ‘Rogers
Calvin Coolidge
St- Louis
Edna
Ferber
Ritz
Laughs and Likes Of A Taxed Mind From 1932
Self deprecating memoir fragment lists writers and performers who amuse, dislikes ballet and interpretive dance, notes preferences from sausage with eggs to pineapples, and rails against taxes. It mentions Ring Lardner, Frank Sulli van, Lionel? Lahr, and Bert Lahr in a playful, personal catalogue. It ends noting tax withdrawal pains despite science advances.
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Ring Lardner
Frank Sullivan
R. Fulton
Paris Style Hints By ALICE LANGELIER
Paris fashion notes spotlight beach pyjamas and bold prints for Riviera season. Designers Marcel Rochas and Jenny showcase wide striped and velvet ensembles, from beach suits to lacy bodices, with dramatic belts and knotted collars. observers in Monte Carlo and Monte Carlo venues reveal coordinated robes and fringe details as the era’s leisurewear shifts.
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Alice Langelier
Paris
Riviera
Marcel Rochas
Monte Carlo
Jenny
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
Poem fragment notes Walt Mason compares a tailor’s earnest effort to Shakespeare and laments not being in Shakespeare’s class. The verse humorously grapples with striving, talent, and limits in a light literary tone.
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Walt Mason
Daily Knowledge Test Teaser Questions from a 19th Century Page
A misc quiz asks readers to identify sources for phrases like No balm in Gilead, official names of papal states, Tutuila’s country, meanings of new planets, where leaning towers stand, Andrew W. Mellon’s birthplace, a Confederate president, a native of the Philippines, the author of The Raven, and why oil wagons drag chains.
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Gilead
Papal State
Tutuila
Andrew W. Molylon
Confederacy
Philippine Islands
F Smiles J Bethy Campaign Speech Read to Audience
An informal fragment shows a candidate praising his party to an audience in the house. The speaker jests about taxing memory as laughter erupts, capturing a lively moment of political rhetoric and crowd reaction.
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Bethy
Hig Party
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