Atlantic News-Telegraph advertising rates and delivery note
Publication details for Atlantic News-Telegraph outline advertising rates and service hours. Includes telephones for editorial business and delivery reminder that papers not received by evening can be covered if called before 7 o'clock.
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M_otke, Inc
Chicago
Ichigan Blid
New York
Graybar Blues
Jexington Ave
Canada
U. S
Iowa
Cass
Cour
News-Telegraph
President Coolidge on talk of war between nations
The president urges a level headed response to chatter about a possible war between America and Great Britain. He defends naval and army readiness, stresses duty to defend the nation, and warns against alarmist rhetoric that could fuel conflict.
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Coolidge
Army
America
Great Britain
United I
Navy
Gerittt Jenifer
Miedias
Britain
Tyne
Hoover Nomination Debate Sparks Sullivan Analysis
Mark Sullivan, a political analyst, argues Hoover may face a split field with Lowden and Watson as possible rivals. He contends Hoover must win a majority of delegates, while opponents could push a favorite son or coalition to derail Hoover. The piece examines the interplay of key figures and regional support in the contested nomination landscape.
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Hoover
Mark Sullivan
Svt
Tion
Sullivan
Republic
St and Watson
Facia
Willie
Deleiuit
Lowden
Chnica
Willis
Ohio
Watson
Orlige
Regia
Ornie
Huxbert
House
Fragmented OCR News Snippet on Commerce Secretary Opinion
A garbled OCR passage discusses the secretary of commerce and political influence, noting an opinion about the situation outlined by Mr Sullivan Hursteli. It mentions potential timing and political paths, with unclear phrases about a winner and employing politics.
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Fanin
Sullivan Hsrstieli
Atlantic business scene contrasts with Des Moines and Omaha
In Atlantic, observers note higher costs and risks for merchants versus larger cities like Des Moines and Omaha. The Harris Emery and Youngker Brothers consolidation in Des Moines is seen as an effort to avoid failure, while Atlantic benefits from strong local demand and visitors. Residents urge focusing on positives, citing good weather and plentiful hotel rooms as signs of prosperity for the diverse trade drawing people to the town.
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Des Moines
Omaha
Atlantic
Harris-Emery
1Younker Brothers
Mnet
Uo Atlanticy
Moles
Loyotets
Sho
Poaevet Ag
Libor
Celine
Ealing
Fritaite
Ed Wynn Stunt Illusion Claims Behind Movie Falls Trap
A ve Weekly article debates retail style claims about movie stunts and illusion in falls scenes. It argues most dangerous-looking feats are clever photography not real peril, praising filmmakers for safe, convincing tricks. It notes Ed Wynn and others discuss public gullibility and the craft’s skill without indicting cinema.
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Ve Weekly
Ed Wynn
Weylin
P. JT
Baran
Barnum
Soleny
Virginia
Beon
Notre Dame
Lonar County
What Do You Do Then No One Speaks For Motorists After Dark
A reader complains about the American Automobile Association and its subgroups failing to provide clear guidance for members needing roadside help after dark. The letter urges concrete procedures for contacting the association when drivers cannot reach assistance, noting past misdirections and urging safer, reliable options.
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Langage
Iecnmieg
Lone Automobile Association
American Automobile Association
Imaturists
Feuld
Servier
Aulinisdun
Paprikus
Jiase
Genesilly
Mixsourt
The Day's Editorial on Agriculture and Industry.
A fragmented midwestern editorial laments an ongoing agricultural problem and weighs potential legislation. It notes average railroad worker pay around $1,000 annually and questions the reach of proposed cures, without detailing broader wage figures.
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Counell
Meredith
Middlewest
Nis
Gome Hutvil
Suiftiess
Individual Problems Drive Industry Reform
A 1928 article argues that legislation cannot fix industrial imbalances and emphasizes personal responsibility. It notes shortages in bricklayers and transportation workers while coal miners and shoe factories face oversupply. It discusses underemployment, wage concerns, and the need for individuals to seek practical solutions rather than rely on policy.
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Soucehine Oroup Ia
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Cotaus
TATA
Cousins Tying McKinley and Allison Revealed
Ohio families held a little known link between William McKinley and Senator William B. Allison as cousins through the Simpson family. The remark traces connections among Civil War era figures Grant and Jefferson Davis, noting their widows became close friends and shared rooms at the New York hotel after Grant’s death.
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Will HE. Clark
Des. Moines Register
Ohio
United States
William B. Allison
William McKinley
Gilbert B. Pray
Iowa
New York
Grant
Prison Life Fragment Teases Harsh Night Watch
Fragmentary text hints at prison life with bleak mood and distant voices. The piece evokes daily routines, guard presence, and a claustrophobic sense of confinement without clear events or names.
Clarindan Man Dies En Route To Sister's Rites In Crash
Clarence Ne Smith, 32, of Clarinda, was killed when his car overturned while en route to his sister Ed Kiive’s funeral. His son suffered only minor injuries. Scranton dated reports place the incident near Clarindan.
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Clarindan
Sister
Scranton
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