Atlantic News Telegraph details and delivery notes
Atlantic News Telegraph announces publication details with editor I P Chase and rates for local and mail subscriptions. It lists offices, foreign ad reps, Inland Daily Press Association membership, and a notice to subscribers about delivery if papers are late.
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Senate Test Delays Confirmation Of Power Commissioners
The United States Senate reconsidered and rejected the nomination of George Otis Smith and two colleagues to the Federal Power Commission, prompting court action over presidential appointment authority. President Hoover maintained the confirmations were final, while supporters argued Senate reevaluation within constitutional bounds.
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Federal Power Commission
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Hoover
United States
Mr. Simithahi
The Auctioneer An Age Old Yet Noble Profession
The article extols auctioneers as skilled, versatile professionals who handle livestock, real estate, art, and merchandise. It emphasizes demands for robust health, quick wit, honesty, and wide knowledge, noting auctioneering schools train youths for this demanding field and praising the role as a valued vocation in rural life.
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Erica Sales
Tai Hidstsinen
Farmer Heart of Nation Defends Rural Prosperity
A letter to The News-Tolaamet defends farmers against Mencken’s satire, arguing the farmer remains the backbone of the country. It asserts farmers seek simple justice, reject town migration, and warn against neglecting agriculture as a basic industry.
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Meneker
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The Electric Utility Pillar of the American Economy
An editorial argues the electric light and power industry, despite criticism, drives vast spending on construction and improvement. It notes estimates of 700 million dollars planned for new facilities in 11 and that by 1891 the sector will have spent over 3.25 billion in four years, underscoring wage stability, living standards, and industrial advancement across rural towns and cities alike.
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Congressmen Carried Debate On Red Cross and Funds
Washington Feb 4 The Borah speech and senate exchanges draw focus to Red Cross aid amid poverty cases. A Nebraska veteran’s brother sparks another critique as Nye committee costs and tax use face scrutiny. The piece notes common sense politics, the bill process, and Indian delegation issues in Tama county, Iowa, with Brookhart and others.
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Brookhart
Bureau
Keokuk era chiefs linked to Washington talks recounts
A fragmentary report recalls Keokuk and Powwow era chiefs visiting Washington to discuss issues with commissioners. The piece praises Sacs and Foxes history and notes a delegation’s stay and interest in intertribal diplomacy, comparing past orators to present voices.
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Jonathan Prastius Dolliver
Robert G. Cousins
Kitchen Cupboard Ny Nellie Maxwell Apetetete
Ny Nellie Maxwell and accompanying items are described in a garbled diary style note from Kitchen Cupboard Ny. The fragmentary text mentions names and a longing for victory while referencing papers and tents.
Celery Au Gratin and Simple Salad Casserole
A vintage recipe note details Celery au Gratin with boiled celery layered in cheese and white sauce, topped with buttered crumbs and baked until browned, plus Simple Salad with cucumber, green pepper and French dressing. The passage also includes a long reflective poem about lost ambition and winter hardship.
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Cefery
Advertising as the key to growing business in print
The passage argues that advertising ingests customers by presenting quality, price and service. It urges merchants to use advertising columns like news pages, claiming ads create demand, attract attention and bring more business, especially by the top three advertisers. It ends with a call to increase advertising to counter poor business.
Rippling-Rhymes by Walt Mason in The Bread Line
A fragment from Walt Mason’s Rippling-Rhymes portrays the sobering sight of breadlines at night. It reflects on hunger and poverty, noting the crowd’s slow, pinched march toward soup kitchens and the ache of deprivation.
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Walt Mason
Daily Knowledge Test Puzzles a Sable Challenge for Readers
A misspelled quiz page asks ten questions on astronomy literature and history. It includes Canis Minor’s name, authors of Little Women and Madame Bovary, definitions and misprints, and references to Skeleton in Armor and the famous Hye Boy sculpture, plus a nursery rhyme clue about a shepherdess who lost her flock.
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Hye
A Curious Exchange in Housebound Humor
In a quirky dialogue, residents tease about borrowing from neighbors and engagement rumors. Settings flip between shop chatter and domestic banter as characters Spar, Frank, and Bobble tease age, engagement, and jobs while visitors probe awkwardness and youth.
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