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Atlantic subscribers to The News Telegraph are urged to call 163d before 7 oclock if not delivered in the evening. The notice clarifies this is not the number for The News Telegraph and provides subscription and office details from E P Chase and R C A Chase in Atlantic Iowa.
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Atlantic Club Elects New Leader Amid Community Debate
The Atlantic club elected Mr Marshall as president amid strong views on regional growth. He summarized a vision for improved highways and civic unity, urging members to align with the club’s goals and support local development through active membership and leadership.
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High School Students Volunteer to Help Sick
An article profiles five selfless high school students led by Mite Mildeed Anker who volunteer to assist the sick. They tutor, organize study support, and provide care, with one student taking on tutoring after others began, receiving praise from teachers and the community for their dedication and unpaid service.
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Idealism and service shine in teachers tale
The case of Mildred Anker and her teachers shows practical Christianity in action. It praises unselfish work, the Golden Rule on the job, and the joy of serving over rewards, highlighting tutors Miss Tempashi Miss Gene Mitrearet du Buoy Miss Winifred Cornell and others as examples of skilled, devoted labor.
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Let the Public Know About Cemetery Association Finances
The News-Telegraph urges a full public accounting of the Athletic Cemetery association funds. It argues for a complete financial statement showing receipts, disbursements, surplus investments, and related facts to inform the public who owns the cemetery. The piece condemns secrecy and urges transparency by the board.
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Canadian status in Pan American unity debated at agents conference
The editorial discusses Canada’s role in the Pan American union and whether Ottawa should align with Great Britain or pursue independent foreign policy. It notes U S influence, Britain’s cautious stance, and Cuba Panama as examples of varying independence within the region. The piece weighs Canada’s sovereignty against alliance dynamics and the Atlantic world balance.
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The First Two Years. Early childhood shape of character
The article argues early childhood sets fixed traits by age five and future behavior hinges on this formative period. It notes adults later influence but stresses that the strongest character determinants occur before schooling and adolescence, with the first five years being the hardest.
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Des Moines Register
Untitled London Times Teeth Opinion Fragment
Fragmentary London Times text discusses dental care and brushing, mentioning permanent teeth and toothpaste. The garbled lines reference opinions by individuals and a partial quote about brushing routine and dental health. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Morning Struggles Fade as A Grateful Day Dawns
Fragmented verse depicts morning grumbles from workers over coffee and fatigue. The narrator notes dawn brings labor and play, urging gratitude for waking and daily blessings despite a tired mood and weathered patience.
Retail clothiers group urged united stand at 24th convention
Ray A. Cameron of Vinton, president of the Iowa Retail Clothiers Association, told members at the twenty fourth annual convention that independent merchants must join to compete with chain stores. He urged offering quality merchandise, fair prices, and nationally recognized foods with personal advice to attract customers.
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National Guard 10 Holds Examinations
Examinations were held by the National Guard unit as part of a broader drill week. The event included Flynn, Sigourney, Wienserigk, Henriksen, and Morey among participants with several applicants listed for testing and evaluation.
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February Rain Sets New Monthly Record in Des Moines
Recent precipitation in Des Moines broke all February records. A warm front earlier in the week followed by light snow raised the February total to 1.65 inches in three days. The storm drifted toward central Michigan as Iowa expected clearing skies and milder temperatures.
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