21 Jan 1926
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1926
Page
1
A fragmented clipping outlines advertising and subscription rates by carrier and mail, with mentions of United Press foreign reps and vendors in Chicago New York and Detroit. It discusses subscription options, pricing tiers, and a focus on advertising reach and consumer attention amid a narrative on modern advertising rhetoric and public interest.
A fragmentary report describes a speaker delivering rippling rhymes that stir a crowd, drawing attention to grief and troubled minds. The scene references Sam Horner and a grid seine, with lines hinting at performance and audience reaction.
A garbled Washington discourse fragment discusses a senator candidate and age concerns. The text mentions a city slate, outer side Sue MO, and references to a group led by a quint. The overall content is incoherent with missing context and names.
Fragmentary note tracing how the province of Maine acquired its name. References a 1630 line and discussions of linguistic forms. Indicates early chatter about naming and regional labels.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Grantit Rapids keeper 4108 years old and a New York wall or nutos with unclear meaning. The passage is garbled and references a barkeeper and aging in a humorous, nonsensical tone with no clear event or facts.
Officials of the Morri hotel examine reports that Montie Goldie and Albert, described as a perfume chemist, hosted a party at a Chicago rendezvous. Prohibition agents from Washington investigate alleged liquor activity amid claims of a blind operation at the hotel. Hotel staff deny specifics while offering rewards for proof of liquor law violations.
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