News Telegraph Publishes Pupil Letters From Congressman Cole
The Atlantic News Telegraph notes its daily edition and prints the first of a series of national capital letters from Congressman Cyrenis Cole. The editor praises Cole as insightful and sensible, commending his independence from newspaper influence and his service to readers.
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The Greatest Force in Modern American Life
A historical discussion on how national advertising shaped American life and style. It argues that widespread advertising unified tastes in clothing and living, driven by mass media, during the arrival of refrigerated transport and rapid distribution. It notes broad influence on consumer habits and regional differences fading nationwide.
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The Enduring Orly Kind In Political Theories
Fragmented excerpt railing at political theorists and mystic claims. It contrasts ancient laws with modern sleight of hand politics, warning that vain promises of easy fortune mislead the public. Ends noting lasting governance rests on fundamental laws as gravity.
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Not Georges Newspatches of Thursday report a chaotic tale
An odd tale links Liza Gry Chaplin and Georges Carpentier after a New York theater exit incident. The report blends speculation on a publicity stunt, past Dempsey battles, and contradictory claims about a confrontation with four rough men.
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Jack Dempsty
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Old slogans and railroads memory in ads and history
A fragmented discussion recalls promotional catch lines like The Only Way used by Baltimore and Ohio and the Alton line. It notes how slogans imprint on public memory, compares Rock Island ads to later styles, and reflects on enduring lines in railway advertising history.
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An Iowa Congressman Reports on Early Year Actions
Congressman Cyrenus Cole discusses House and Senate handling of new appropriations early in the year, noting debates over relief funds for drought and bread lines. He argues against dole policies, cites Arkansas governor and Red Cross responses, and highlights shifting views on relief and consolidation of policy.
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Wheat Surplus and Rail Mergers Questioned in Editorial
An editorial discusses wheat production and surplus with Argentina and Russia noted to harvest large increases. It questions government actions to buy or absorb wheat, warns of price impacts, and argues production should align with consumption. It also covers railroad consolidations, labor concerns, and geopolitical notes on Nicaragua and canal prospects.
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White House supper scene and Hoover family notes
Sunday evening family scene at the White House highlights Mrs Hoover and grandchildren Poggy Ann and Joe amid illness and recovery. President Hoover is praised for his work while the country faces political pressures and recovery challenges.
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Kitchen Cupboard by Nellie Maxwell
A poem reflecting on human indifference to cruelty and slaughter, contrasting distant acts of violence with everyday life. The speaker questions excuses for killing and comments on empathy, deprivation, and exploitation within society, referencing Free Jiverwurat and harsh moral contrasts.
Local Merchants Promote Value and Service to City
A faded ad style message urges residents to support city merchants. It claims local shops offer goods at low prices, profits stay in the community, and readers will receive money saving information through local advertisements.
Fish and Fish Sauces Taste The Season In A Recipe
A garbled recipe fragment describes fish with sauces and seasonings. It mentions blending fish with eggs and butter, adding water, onions, and spices, then simmering for twenty minutes and serving with a sauce or garnish. The text references butter, olives, spices, and a garnish of herbs as part of a complex preparation.
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Rippling Hymes by Walt Mason Reads Hungry Aid Theme
Poem voice contemplates feeding the hungry and choosing mercy over violence. A bandit chief admits past killings and expresses a tender heart seeking relief for human grief, reflecting on moral conflict and charity.
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Knowledge Test Prompt With Historical Quiz Items
Daily Knowledge Test asks ten questions on residency for senators federal roles Shakespearean plays touring garments and more. It includes prompts about Alexander Legge the Open Conspiracy the Federal Reserve era and Marines nicknames, challenging readers to recall specific facts from political and literary history.
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Income tax debate stirs Iowa readers and officials
The Waterloo Courier and Davenport Times report a heated fight over an income tax measure. Opponents criticize drastic rates while joint committees and the legislature face bitter scrutiny to advance or block the bill.
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