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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1925
Page
1
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive their newspapers in the evening may request redelivery by calling before seven o'clock with telephone 379 R. This number is for subscribers of the News Telegraph, not the News Telegraph office.
Fragmented critique from a Chicago Tribune clipping discussing Dr Harry W Laidler and the renewed focus on the family budget rhetoric from the wage controversy era. It notes claims of $2 000 per year as support while observed earnings lag behind. The piece questions the budget theory and its impact on workers.
The document details a proposed constitutional amendment to empower Congress to regulate and prohibit child labor under eighteen, with state laws suspended as needed for federal enforcement. It includes excerpts and commentary on socialist positions, historical conventions, and debates about child labor laws and financing across states and industries.
A letter to the News Telegraph argues for better bird houses and waterers in Atlantic City. The writer praises Arthur Lee on South Locust Street for providing ample feed and bird shelters, noting birds gathered there during icy storms last month.
NEA Service writer reports a White House battle with Congress over an early adjournment for summer holiday versus immediate reconvening after the current session. The stalemate centers on funding for agencies, with the president resistant to an extra session and Congress pressed to act on supply bills while farm relief plans languish.
A resident urges readers to support a city charity campaign, noting volunteers have invested time and money. Though not personally acquainted with the workers, the author praises their efforts and asks neighbors, especially with bird houses, to contribute and help attract others to the cause.
Poem notes a nightly routine contrasting sleepers with revelers in bars and casinos. The speaker laments late nights seeking bright lights, wakes before dawn to watch sunrise, and reflects on the grander dawn view versus nightlife. Copyright 13924, George Matthew Adams.
An obscure, garbled clipping mentions a Texia man, an alleged odious swindler, and a downtown Philadelphia scene. It references bathing girls, calendar dances, a baby, a carledidevar, germs, and deaths, with unclear chronology and numerous misrendered phrases.
Governor Kirkwood mobilized Sioux City cavalry and dispatched two US units to Sioux City as settlers fled south from Iowa and the Dakota border after the Spirit Lake massacre. A flying artillery detachment traveled by rail to the point, facing mud, rain, and mosquitoes, with only a single minor accident reported during the largely orderly march.
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