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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1925
Page
1
Notice to subscribers about delivery options for Atlantic News Telegraph. A long editorial excerpt opposes child labor regulation, arguing for work for youths on farms and condemning welfare and federal oversight as harmful, urging personal industry and thrift to prevent crime and vice.
The News Telegraph notes Senators Cummins and Brookhart oppose the Isle of Pines treaty, arguing U S rights of American landowners would suffer if ceded to Cuba while urging fair treatment for citizens and asserting the island should belong to Cuba to honor U S faith. It questions labor labor issues and criticizes anti-treaty chatter.
President Coolidge aims to move Secretary Hoover from Commerce to Agriculture seeking a leader of high caliber to meet national farm challenges. Hoover’s four years at Commerce and economic expertise are cited as fitting him for tackling agricultural policy, with emphasis on boosting farmers’ prospects amid broader national issues.
A reminiscence on Shriners in Washington in 1923 with mentions of bottled conviviality and Watchdog Prohibition figures Haynes and Blair. The piece argues newspapers balance sensationalism with decency, recalling a local case where publishing testimony upset readers and asserting the press reflects society while preserving ideals.
A letter to the editor by F A Richman from Des Moines criticizes newspapers for sensationalism and catering to lower tastes while arguing news values reflect public demand. He notes a cycle where outlets print human frailty to gain circulation, raising questions about whether the public wants sensational stories or learns to want them from press coverage.
A fragmented poem scene shows a neighbor delivering a swinging tread and accusing the speaker of a rash remark. The speaker laments a grievous wrong and hints at distant remedies and night noises, drafting a confused, dreamlike sequence of images.
A fragment from a 1926 George Matthew Adams piece includes lines about scolding scrap and paying a worker, blessing him, and bidding farewell with a handshake, alongside musings on surveying rolling lands and a closing triplet of cheers before sleep.
A collection of aphorisms on manners and truth with wry observations about social habits. It notes politeness as offering a seat, jokes about lying, and reflections on time, weight loss, and perception. It mentions a missing Texas man in Mexico and questions about caffeine substitutes and road talk without harsh language.
An advertisement extols Kellogg All Bran as a solution to constipation and related symptoms, claiming over forty diseases originate from it and promising permanent relief in chronic cases with regular use. Doctors reportedly endorse the cereal and guaranteed satisfaction or money back.
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