American Dream and Industry Drive America’s Rise
A historical reflection praising United States growth from scattered settlements to a vast empire. It lauds opportunity, individual effort, and self-made leaders like Lincoln Carnegie and Gary, arguing that merit and hard work catapult the common boy to captain of industry and national prominence.
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Julius’ Rosehwald
Rosemoald
United Station
Lincoln
Andrew Carnegie
Elbert
Gary
America
Tore Ned
Fife
Kittle
United States
Debate Over Seaman’s Act And U S Shipping Policy
Dispatches discuss modifying the Seaman’s Act to aid American shipping and curb foreign competition. The debate centers on subsidies and enforcement to boost the American merchant marine and halt its decline, with references to Te- Tyberg Mo La Follette and Wilson administration pressures.
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Congress
Foretea
Ameren
Senana Tyberg
United States
An. &x Hwest
America
Howe
Anthony
York
Labhor Matrons
Brookhart and the Federal Reserve System Debate
In a contentious discussion Senator Brookhart advocates a 2 percent rediscount rate to inject 4 million into agricultural credits and tighten credit nationwide. Critics question whether tinkering with the Fed would aid farmers or destabilize the system, arguing existing low rates and broad credit access already help agriculture.
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Brookhart
Federal Reserve
Sviatov Broskhart
Brookh
Ufc
Jayve Bere
Wingy
Benckhart
The Romance of America by Charles Morgan Kile
A fragmented excerpt describes The Romance of America by Charles Morgan Kile, detailing a life tale of success through self effort and opportunity in a vast western republic. It references Sears Roebuck and an immigrant origin, noting a waiter’s early job and the era’s social mobility.
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America
Charles Morgan Kile
Sears Roebuck. &, Company
Chicago
Nat
May
Kite
Luy
Ilinois
Should Go Farther On County Deputy Pay And Hours
The county board of supervisors should raise deputy salaries to modern levels and keep offices open through noon. The News Telegraph supports higher pay as wise and urges all courthouse offices to remain open for public service, calling noon closures an outdated relic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisors
Cass County
News-Telegraph
Mike
Editorial Calls for Summary Execution of Hickman
The editor urges swift execution for Hickman in the Marian Parker case. The piece argues mental and physical torture is excessive and recommends painless electrocution to protect society, comparing the crime to removing a cancer. It condemns mercy for the pervert and appeals to Governor Ferguson to act quickly.
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Marian Parker
Los Angeles
Hickman
England
Jim
Heroism of Now Forsaken by Snowbound Pilot
A Mason City Globe Gazette piece laments heroism amid a brutal Saturday snowstorm. It recalls a pilot braving whiteout skies with only compass, altimeter, and airspeed to guide him. The narrative contrasts duty and danger as visibility collapses and a safe landing seems perilous.
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Mason City
Insect Courage Amid Unfriendly Weather War Flight
A fragmented historical note reflects on sailors and pilots facing dangerous seas and weather. It likens a fragile insect's courage to human bravery, noting sailors and airmen urged to fly despite peril and storms. The piece conveys nerve under pressure and the dramatic imagery of passage.
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Bso
Truman
The Coroner and the Roaring 20s Vanity
Poem fragment lampoons a coroner amid 1927 excess, noting reckless driving, gin-sodden crowds and undertakers’ smiles while the coroner buys stock, a sable coat, and onyx palace as his daughter Alice entertains.
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Crowned Strait
Phe
Alice
George Matthew Adams
Montgomery County Pioneer Dies at 82 in Rad Oak
Gilbert Taylor 82 a longtime Montgomery county resident died Sunday morning after months of frail health at his Rad Oak home. Cause listed as heart trouble and complications from age. Survived by distant relatives and listed as living near Yarmouth with Lydia and others.
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Gilbert Taylor
Montgomery County
Heath
Emiin
Yarmouth
Jermun
Lydia
Briand plan expansions face international hurdles
Washington report notes U S officials expect the Briand proposal to extend to additional nations, aiming to out law war in principle while not creating a strict legal commitment. Paris signal possible opposition but state department hopes to show no binding obligation. Senate opposition could block ratification though foreign relations committee is generally favorable.
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Vpa
State Department
Keblewis
Herserf
le Wall
Flere
France
Paris
Pranes
Three Children Burned To Death In Newark Home
Three children named John Angelo 15 Anna 9 and Irene 6 died in a fire at their Newark home. Parents Mr and Mrs Angelo were present as neighbors reported the fatal blaze.
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Newark
M J
John
Anna
Irene Angelo
Reep
Ihr
Angelo
The Value of Dress Across Ages in Youth and Adults
A brief note on the belief that neat attire conveys advantage and respect. It observes children resisting unsuitable clothing while warning adults that good dressing is unfairly linked to high cost, reflecting shared social pressures.
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Atlantic. News Telegraph
P.chase
Chas I. Chase
Ea Chase
Polister
Postoffice
Atlantic
Iowa
News No
Hinsinss
IE M
Canada
U.S
Evenin
Waring
Nnecessary
Tures Syndicale
Tae
Wall Mason
Briand
United, States
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