Sibullie Heng Telegraph Successor to the News and Telegraph
Atlantic Iowa newspaper notice lists evening publication, editors Charles F. Chase and E. P. Chase, and subscription rates. It informs subscribers to call 370-R for late delivery before seven PM, clarifying this is not the News Telegraph number. Advertising rate information and foreign representatives are noted.
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Sibullie Heng
Telegraph
The
News and Telegraph
Atlantic
Editorial on flood propaganda and newspaper trash
An editorial denounces flood propaganda flooding newspapers and editorials. It accuses advertising agencies and their backers of funding sensational material and floods readers with wasteful content. The piece questions editorial responsibility and notes that much of the material is trash.
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Cititors
Santa Barbara Afterquake Sparks City Rebuild Will Outsmart Loss
Amid shattered streets water mains and telegraph lines, Santa Barbara reels from destruction with losses estimated at 10 to 25 million. Yet residents reject despair, vow to rebuild a grander city, turning tragedy into a drive for improved homes and greater civic ambition.
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Warhds
Barbara
Theu
Santa Barbar
Adaak
Lo Leva
Optimism in California and Florida spirit for Iowa's recovery
The passage compares California and Florida optimism with Iowa's need for civic spirit after disaster. It notes San Francisco's resilience post earthquake and fire, praises Los Angeles as a world wonder, and envisions Iowa absorbing California Florida vitality to rebuild a greater state than before. The writer salutes resilient Californians while mourning Iowa's misfortune.
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Bryan
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Inwa
California
Florida
Iwwa
Sepulcher
Santa Barbara
Gathering of the Impracticals at Iowa City Conference
Report on the third Common wealth Conference where speakers offered few practical ideas. Mrs. Max Meyer urged a world court and action over Chinese suffering, warning against politicking. Professors and presidents were mocked for erudition without clear proposals, and the event was labeled a windjammer folkfest.
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Iowa City
Max Meyer
Iowa League of Women Voters
Ingralature
Rand Eouagh
China
Hecter
A Good Suggestion for Atlantic City Park Benches
C B Osborne urges overhaul and repainting of City Park seating to improve appearance for visitors and residents. He warns against benches facing trees or toppled by vandals and proposes removing outdated swings to enhance the park’s general look.
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C. B. Osborne
Atlantic
Park Commission
City Park Club Seeks Reorganization and Better Oversight
A city improvement group organized a City Improvement Club that secured benches and flower boxes. Their work was praised for keeping the plants in trim and flowers filled, with appreciation for women's effective handling. The paper urges a reorganization and general supervision of the City Park by the community.
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City
Hoover waste in newspaper mail sacks urged to trim clutter
A Cedar Rapids Republic letter critiques federal publicity drives, urging Secretary Hoover to visit western offices to see waste firsthand. It laments mass mailings to midwest papers, calling them useless clutter and jokes about downsizing nonspecific federal releases and junior league club guidance.
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Hoover
Cedar Rapids
Herbert Hoover
United States
Midwest
Fenre
Federal Council of Churches
Washington, D. C
Taft
United States Shipping Board
Dumbell
New Yok City
Sine
Eastern Agricultural College
New York
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason a mock turtle farm tale
Foresight turns a muddy slough into value as a land speculator tells of buying ten acres near a slough for a mock turtle farm. Promoters offer huge sums. he profits from a boom, becoming the town’s spectacle while admitting luck and irony in his fortune.
If You Stay Out All Night You May Come Home
A compact reflection on prudence and reputation with quips about conduct, luck, and social warnings. The voice muses on manners, caution, and the unpredictable twists of fortune, highlighting the social fabric of everyday life. The text blends wry humor with moral sentiment from a 1926 cultural vantage point.
Green Opposed to Revision of Tariff
Washington July 1 Chairman Green of the House Ways and Means committee opposes tariff revision at the next session of Congress. He cites a Brussels meeting of the International Chamber of Commerce as showing Europe will pressure the United States to lower tariffs. He notes calls for downward revision and argues balances between nations may involve a third party in settlements.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Green
Hhose Ways and Meang Committee
Brussels
International Chamber of Commerce
Europe
United States
Government enters fiscal year with $3.675 billion plan
Washington July 1 United States government opened the new fiscal year with about 3.675 billion dollars in six spending for the year. President Coolidge evaluated trimming 800 million to 400 million in anticipated tax relief. In Waterloo Iowa two men were injured by a fire at the Smith Lichty Hillman self grocery plant. Charles Wheeler burned face and hands while James W Stephens foreman smoke inhalation.
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Washington
United States
Waterloo
Smith-Lichty-Hillman Welfale
Charles Wheeler
James W. Stephens
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Quips
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