23 Feb 1929
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1929
Page
1
Atlantic News Telegraph lists advertising rates on application and pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions. It includes delivery notes for subscribers, with emphasis on evening delivery and contact details for changes or discontinuations.
A long, dense critique of Rotary and the Daughters of the American Revolution, examining religious and patriotic implications. The piece cites figures like Me and references to individuals such as Lewis and Meneken, arguing for strong national unity and ongoing civic duty.
A fragmented editorial recalls butter standards and dairy industry progress, praising modern canneries and butter production. It laments political indecision and praises public servants, carriers, and national figures while urging readers to study Washington's warnings against entanglements and defend the country.
The piece laments past drudgery and extols modern conveniences shaping daily life. It argues ready wear, home sewing decline, and services like dry cleaning, shoe care, and laundry uplift living standards. The Houston paper asserts we live in the best days, with implied nostalgia for simpler times fading.
The piece argues that worries over the fate of democracies in Europe are overstated yet real. It notes Russia’s Bolshevik turn, Italy’s constitutional drift, and broader pressures in the Balkans and Scandinavia, questioning the durability of free institutions amid upheaval. It cites British and French examples while stressing the persistent ideal of democracy amid doubt.
The Town Press notes a 1980s debacle on taxes and defense spending, comparing international strains with domestic policy. It references Belgium and Germany and critiques legislative moves on auto taxes and insurance.
Fragmentary text weaves prayer, memory, and social critique from diverse voices. It mentions prayer for guidance and endurance, a Vienna reference, Canadian prohibition, and debates on school books, frames of duty, and communal responsibility amid confusion.
Fragmentary poem by Edson R Wale presents musings on humanity, philanthropy, and opportunity. The text explores ideals of humane virtue and the role of intelligent effort in shaping social betterment, with emphasis on self examination and meaningful employment.
Fragmented reminiscence portrays Tonktown’s growth and traffic, with vivid scenes of youths, buildings, and hustle. The narrator recalls past prosperity, calls for stability, and reflects on old times, carousing, and ongoing urban change through nostalgic observations. Copyright 1129 The George Matthew Adams Service.
A mangled piece requests improved sentences and punctuation for a dated quiz. It asks how stress falls on essay when three syllables and suggests fixing a garbled advert about a city housekeeper job. The fragment alludes to a French word meaning day and contains misspellings and odd phrasing.
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