Chas Chase Leadership and Contact Details Noted
President E P Chase vice president Lydia R Otto secretary treasurer Chas F Chase E P Chase R K A Chase C 8S Relyea Clara 0 Otto Lydia R Otto Directors telephones business office 18 News 424 subscriptions rates by carrier and mail Canada foreign 6 00 yearly US 5 00 six months three months one month AP member rights and republication note.
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Chas
FF. Chase
E. P. Chase
Vice Press
Lydia R. Otto
Treas
F. Chase
R. K. A. Chase
Relyea
Clara
Otto
Canada
Matlin U
Notice to Atlantic Subscribers Delayed Evening Papers
Atlantic readers who do not receive their News-Telegraph papers in the evening may arrange home delivery by calling before seven o'clock. Call Red 403, which is not the News-Telegraph’s number.
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Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
State Printing and the Changing Role of the State Printer
The state spends about $125,000 yearly on printing as the General Assembly debated the old system. James Pierce, leader of a large printing plant, pushed to privatize state work after state prices often prevented smaller shops from bidding. A snag emerged when fixed prices hit the maximums, limiting capable print shops.
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General Assembly
James Pierce
Pierce
Jong Cen
Printing costs and state needs a better approach
The piece argues that state work stagnates under rising present day costs and urges return to or expansion of state owned printing. It defends printers as honest and notes labor and overhead drive costs, while prices reflect scientific cost computation rather than graft.
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General Assembly
Towa
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on Midwinter Sorrow
Poet Walt Mason laments widespread hardship and bare cupboards as Christmas nears. He notes children lacking shoes, scarce pies, and calls for charity while promising to share funds from a ready supply to aid the needy amid winter hunger.
Journalism Is a Dangerous Occupation in Canton
A Canton correspondent quotes the Canton Times reporting journalism is dangerous in Canton China. He notes every military governor has had at least one editor shot during his term, and since the republic’s establishment numerous Canton journalists have been executed by official order or assassinated with officials as accomplices.
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London
Canton
China
Central News
Canton Times
Republe
Congress Farife Debate Is Under Way In Senate
Washington January 27 Republican and Democratic Senate leaders clashed as the Fordney emergency tariff measure faced possible filibuster. Senator Underwood and other Democrats denied any filibuster and urged debate, saying the bill would be vetoed by President Wilson if passed. Penrose proposed a vote to test good faith, but was balked. A recess was forced to keep the bill before the chamber. Labor urged resuming trade with Russia to ease unemployment, while Japan policy and immigration hearings dominated foreign relations.
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Washington
Senate
Fordney
Underwood
Alabama
Wilson
Penrose
Simmons
North Carolina
Roberts says industrial mood improves with safer outlook
Robert E Roberts vice-president of National City Bank of New York cites a passing industrial low mood. He notes pre January uncertainty, little retail buying, and stock reductions. He expects improvement but warns against expecting instant full employment or rapid factory reopenings.
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George E. Roberts
The
National City Bank of New York
Mint
Towa
Normel
Belcomes Gore
Brownotone Face Tint Promises Instant Youth Look
In a bold society warning against streaky shading, a cosmetic ad touts Brown tone as a simple bottle indicating instant color from light golden to deep brown or black. It promises no mess, quick results and a money back guarantee, with trial bottles offered by Sharmacal Co. of Covington, Kentucky.
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Romere
Tnt
Rhodes
Specis
Texto
Thea Kenton
Farmers Repudiate High Prices Demand Common Level
The passage notes Permers face large value shrinkage and debts, delaying purchases at normal rates until prices align with their reduced value. Farmers, comprising 48 percent of the population, must see prices fall to a common level as the mood shifts.
Paris Bachelors Taxed For Birth Support Plan
Paris officials plan a birth subsidies scheme funded by a tax on bachelors. The Seine General Council approves payments of 350 francs for the third child and 400 francs for the fourth, rising to 450 francs for beyond the fourth, applying to all children both legitimate and illegitimate.
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Paris
General Council of the
Seine
Rheumatism Leaves You Forever in Silent Resolution
A clipped, era-tinged fragment notes deep seated rheumatism and uric acid issues with vague pointers to cure or decline. The text presents a tabloid tone on health remedies and lifelong impact, without clear names, dates, or locations.
Topsy Turvy Madrid Society After Hours
The piece notes Madrid social life shifting earlier with after dinner theater and late supper dances. It cites the Duke de Alba and Premier Dato pushing earlier hours, while the Marquis de Urquijo criticizes late nights, and mentions a dawn finish for social events. It also reports Atlantic Sheet Metal Works moving February 1 to the rear room of the Co operative store for more space.
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Lo Fe
Duke de Alba
Ner
Dato
Marquis de Urquijo
The
Atlantic Sheet Metal Works
Ita
Co-operative
Train Ferry Across North Sea Linking Britain and Sweden
businessmen of the two nations consider a daily train ferry service linking Hull Gothenburg with six 18000 ton ships at speeds of eighteen knots each carrying fifty railroad cars. Britain to guarantee capital with Sweden offering 5 percent returns. Baltic extension discussed to connect Bill and Petrograd.
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London
Janis
Sweden
England
Britain
Hull
Gothenburg
Ddrosa
Baltic
Bill
Petrograd
Repair service ad from Atlantic Sheet Metal Works
Brief employment of radiator repair service notice from Atlantic Sheet Metal Works. W B Collink proprietor advertises prompt repair availability and contact phone 201 TG de.
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Serview
Atlantic Sheet Metal Works
W. B. Collink
Pho
Two Drinks Water May Cost Forty Years Later
In Lincoln Nebraska January 27 1919 two men road workers thirsting on Polk County roads drink water and a legislative bill proposes paying 28100 dollars to the two farmers of Polk County claiming the need arose from road work during the forties and fifties?
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Lincoln
Neb
Polk County
Douglas
Sailors Demand Better Menu From Salt Horse Days
Sydney reports a shift in seamen’s diet requests from salt horse to a fuller menu. The Federated Seamen's Union outlines items including canned fruits condensed milk Worcester sauce tomato sauce rolls scones bacon eggs boiled eggs steak and onions soup Irish stew roast beef mutton veal salads plum pudding custards jellies and more indicating improved provisions aboard ships.
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Sydney
Australia
Federated Seamen’s Union
We Save You 50 Percent of Battery Expense
Storage advert promotes savings on battery costs with a satisfaction guarantee. The copy cites Southwick Storage Battery Best Go located at 211 Chestnut Street, Atlantic.
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Southwick
Atlantic
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By Walt Mason
Daily News
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Japan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Davis
Senate Immigration Committee
Anthony Caminetti
House
Colt
Roberts
Jowan
Tvy & News-Telegraph
New York
North Sea
Nebraska
fiLion
Bat Anyoho
Lave
P. R. Smith
Paul Perry
Ras Lang
Auétionver
Eggers Bros
Wu Winite
Ee Ora
Inj Ng
Onkey Wong Valley
Justive Avalon
Avalon Farms
Abel Lad
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