Atlantic News-Telegraph Establishes Rates and Delivery Help
H P Chase editor announces advertising rates on application and lists subscription options including by carrier and by mail. Notices for delivery issues advise Atlantic subscribers to call before 7 pm at a separate number to arrange evening delivery.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
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R. G. A. Chase
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Burke, Kuipers & Mahoney, , Inc
Chicago
North Wabash Ave
New York
Graybar
Lexington Ave
Canada
Iowa
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Atlantic
News-Telegraph
Washington debates tariff policy under Hoover transition
In Washington the piece argues for farm relief and tariff revision as urgent goals of the coming Hoover administration. It predicts a special session in spring to act on tariffs and agriculture, citing party pledges and the shift of Democrats toward protectionism. Also notes public interest in Harvey Ingham's visit and critiques political wheeling and dealing in the capital.
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Mount Vernon Should Be Owned Free to Public Says Citizen
A reader argues the government should own Mount Vernon and maintain it for free to the public. The writer contends admission fees are small yet undermine the principle of public access and questions private funding.
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Mount Vernon
Ington
Tex Rickard remembered as a square shooter who built boxing
The life of Tex Rickard, famed boxing promoter, ends at age 59 in Miami from appendicitis after an emergency operation. He turned boxing into big business, lifting fighters into millionaire status with his precise, honest approach. He earned respect for keeping his word and promoting a sport that moved from fringe to elite.
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George TL. Rickard
Miami
Florida
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Aim
Tex Rickard
Tex
Verry
Artiel
Tax totals show high 1927 28 burden shifted to local governments
The National Industrial Conference Board reports U.S. taxes in 1928 reached 2.16 billion dollars with 1927 near 9.07 billion. The surge is mainly from state and local levies, while federal taxes declined. Expenditures across all levels ended 1927 around 12 billion, up from 11.62 in 1924, highlighting local government costs as the core tax driver.
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National Industrial Conference
New York City
United States
Chicago Plan for Citizens' Committee Governing City
A Chicago proposal suggests forming a business leaders committee led by John W. O Leary to govern city affairs using corporate methods. Critics cite past payroll padding and waste, warning that business success does not guarantee good governance and cautioning against overreliance on such committees.
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Nigar
Chat City
John W. O'Leary
Cited States Chamber of Commerce
Othe Aos
Sanitary Board
Windy City
Atlantic
Chicngo
Did You Ever Stop to Think by Edson R Waite
Edson R Waite argues that democracy rests on educated citizens and that higher education builds a knowledgeable public. He notes college professors are underpaid and urges industry leaders to ensure fair pay, linking education to national progress and individualism.
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Edson R. Waite
Shawnee, Okla
Trving T. Bush
Bush ‘Terminal Company
Asie
America
Teo
Strange tale of a poor woman and the mission collectors
An old black woman fears leaving her home as wolves are kept away by a mysterious helper. She recalls taking odd jobs to survive and is confronted by a white employer about earnings. The woman explains she only receives payment for tasks completed, while the collector admits her pay depends on the society’s needs.
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Neiseiongry Society
All Wang
Correct English A Daily Quiz Errors and Rules
A jumble of quiz questions about correct English. It critiques misplaced adjectives and adverbs, explains omitting words, and notes errors in sentences about Hoover and other topics. It highlights correct forms like Do you sell stationery and Joe's pretensions make me angry.
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Etiths House
Iran
Hoover
Miury
Joe
Public Ledger
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason exalts cautious investing
In a playful verse, Walt Mason satirizes stock market fervor as a neighbor urges buying shares while the speaker embraces measured, whimsical investing. The narrator avoids speculation, trusting steady bands and prudent choices, seeking peace and simple joys over hype.
Fragmented OCR набshot reveals distorted text about miners and locals
The readable fragments reference miners and community figures, with scattered phrases about local life, a stilted dialogue tone, and partial names like George Jbatthiow Adana Servier, suggesting a broken archival page rather than a cohesive narrative.
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