Atlantic News Telegraph Ad Rates and Local Viewpoints
Atlantic residents get notices on subscription rates and delivery by carrier and mail. The piece critiques dependence on automobiles as modern luxuries, noting prosperity exists alongside concerns about wasteful spending and the idea that wealth could be redirected to other channels. It argues against a culture of dwelling on doom and highlights reflections from a Nebraskan friend about regional conditions.
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Guirs
Nebraska
News-Telegraph Office
Tariff Debate Faces House Vote and Senate Action
The House of Representatives in Washington yesterday backed a McMaster resolution seeking to seal down excessive import tariffs while the measure passed the Senate 31 to 0. The debate frames protection for industry against agriculture seeking tariff relief, with arguments that tariff tinkering hurts broader interests and may undermine American wages and domestic production.
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Washington
McMaster
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Sane
Amurich
Seave
Everson
Congress
United States
America
Not a Fair. Criticism of Church Hypocrisy Examined
A reader argues that criticizing churches for the faults of members unfairly indicts the institution. The church is fallible like any organization, with hypocrites among its members and outside it. The piece defends church ideals, urges balance, and notes many adherents strive to follow teachings despite human failings.
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Adolph Hote Ming
Dorothy Schneider
Joni Mich
Hken
Van
Churel
Ank
Motors flood the United States as 23 million vehicles registed
The 1927 register shows about 23,679,002 motor vehicles in the United States, with New York and other states leading. Analysts note a vehicle per 4.6 people ratio and a total investment around 700 million dollars in equipment, yet warn the economy cannot be deemed broke.
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Gavin
Overa Avilliog
New York
Sant
United States
Towa
The Good Old Days Wallace B. Hodge and Radio Nostalgia
A reminiscence portrait recalls Wallace B. Hodge and Harry Snodgrass in a 1920s radio era. The piece contrasts early station chaos with modern networks, cherishing simple live acts while wishing for a return to cherished old broadcasts and announcers.
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Liberty
Harry Snodgrass
Wenge
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Galveston
Saskatchewan
Canada
Broadheen district teacher wins verdict in county court
Florence Bradshaw, rural Broadheen district teacher in Warren county, was directed a verdict in district court clearing her of charges of telling salacious stories. She was awarded several months' back salary. a $26,000 suit against school board members remains pending. The News-Telegraph questions the board's actions and supports the district court system.
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Florence Bradshaw
Broadheen
News-Telegraph
Theta Sdrage
Mr Coolidge in Havana Ushers Hope for Americas
The Omaha Bee notes Mr Coolidge's Havana speech as a beacon of solidarity and mutual regard among American republics. It highlights U S influence, dollar diplomacy critique, and how Latin American trade and investment buoy U S and regional development, urging peaceful progress and sustained credit for shared growth.
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Prominent Omaha voice on trade and South American aid
A persuasive Omaha writer argues for continued U S. support to Latin American nations, warning against isolation. He cites large Panama Canal spending and inland waterway plans, urges cooperation with southern republics, and laments loss of influence if America withdraws. He compares historical interventions and defends liberty, civilization, and inter-American unity.
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Omaha
Nicaragua
Europe
Americas
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on New Year vows
A playful verse riffs on making and breaking New Year pledges. It playfully questions vows to curb bad habits and promote kindness, suggesting many would improve life if promises held. The piece ends with a reflective note on hope for a more beautiful world.
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Lowska
Arabian Proverb on Bad Agreements and Law
A terse maxim warns that a bad agreement is better than a good lawsuit, suggesting avoidance of costly litigation. The saying frames dispute resolution as preferable to protracted legal action, emphasizing pragmatic settlement over formal confrontation.
Modern Turks Scorn Avoirdupois Beauties in Istanbul Contest
In Constantinople a beauty contest was held with women of heavier build favored by many, sparking cries for thinner contestants. Daughters of mothers barred from showing faces paraded at a hotel, while the manager’s strict redline failed to curb changing trends and public reaction.
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Dan
Devonte
Constantinople
Constantinople Hotel
Hag
Ghangei
Heauti
Victor Bank Fails in Victory Area Under State Exam
Victor Baying bank at Victory near here fell under state bank examiners today amid deflation as the cause. The bank, with Louis Meller as president, was capitalized for 1000000 and had deposits of 800090.
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Marengo
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Louis’ Meller
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