Atlantic News-Telegraph Endorses Democratic Stewardship
The Atlantic News-Telegraph critiques Wilson era governance while noting a forthcoming campaign. It defends its coverage of the San Francisco convention, highlighting early Cox nomination reporting and multiple extra editions. The editorial praises the paper’s value for readers in Atlantic and stresses commitment to the local newspaper tradition.
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News-Telegraph
San Francisco
Cox
Des Moines
Trisco
Atlantic
United States
Notice to Atlantic Subscribers for Evening Delivery
Atlantic readers who do not receive the News Telegraph in the evening may arrange delivery by calling before seven o clock. Call Red 403. This number is not the News Telegraph’s.
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Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Convention Returns Control From Wilson Policies
The Democratic gathering in San Francisco decisively moved away from Wilsonian influence in both candidate and platform. Opponents lined up tightly and McAdoo had no chance to secure the nomination. The paper doubts Roosevelt can be elected but credits the party with presenting two strong options.
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San Francsco
Wilsonian Cortrol
San Francisco
Wilson
McAdoo
Roosevelt
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A light humorous verse extols summer thrift and temperance in eating as the speaker jokes about avoiding hot foods and sweets. The piece quips on meat avoidance, fruit and vegetables, and frugal summer habits with playful dialect and rhymes.
Atlantic Fourth of July Spills Brings Tragedy
Will Raper and wife spent the Fourth at Atlantic. Nolan, a Avoca youth, was killed Friday evening when he misstepped and went under a caboose wheel. Sam Childs was notified of his postmaster appointment in Atlantic. Charles Bittman of Whitney married July 2 by Rev Toba Herron.
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Will Raper
Atlantic
Extra
James
Nolan
Avoca
Sam Childs
Toba
J| Herron
Charles Bittman
Whitney
Local notices note marriage license and militia talk
Fifteen years ago July 7 1905 John Blake sold Warren Edwards merchandise stock in Cumberland to Levich of Elliott George Easterday 61 and Sylvia Steele 47 of Anita were issued a license to wed yesterday afternoon A mass meeting planned for tonight to discuss organizing a militia company Atlantic may join the Fifty Fifth regiment
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John Blake
Warren Edwards
Cumberland
Levich
Elliott
George Easterday
Sylvia Steele
Anita
Atlantic
Anniversaries and notable political events listed
A column of brief dates marks anniversaries and events: William Poulteney’s death in London, 176d. 1815 Paris entered by British and Russian forces. 1817 abolition of public whipping of women in England. 1820 execution of Pierre Louis Touvel for Duc de Berri’s murder. 1870 Spain proposes Prince Leopold to European powers. 1882 death of General Michael Skibeloff in Moscow. 1843 birth in Moscow. 1895 the President and Mrs. Cleveland welcomed a third daughter at Gray Gables.
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Pierre Louis Touvel
Duc de Berri
Cleveland
Gray Gables
Yellowstone Park Buffalo Herds Grow in Size
In Yellowstone National Park a new group of wild buffalo has been observed in the southeast area, totaling about fifteen animals. Park authorities now report more than 100 wild buffalo in the park, up from roughly half that number previously. A snapshot captured a fine bull near a major hotel, rare for tourists to see, while the tame herd has added 48 calves this year, bringing total to 600, with some of the tame stock placed at Mammoth Hot Springs for visitors.
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Fruats
George Matthey Adams
Yellowstone Park
Wye
Yellowstone National Park
Mammoth Hot Springs
Dissolution of Ketelsen & Neff Real Estate Firm
Notice states Ketelsen & Neff of Walnut Town dissolved on April 2, 1920. Geo B Neff has since conducted and will continue to conduct a real estate business in his own name.
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Ketelsen & Neff
Walnut
Town
Geo. B. Neff
L George B, Neff
East Texas seeks sweet potato car to boost northern demand
The East Texas chamber of commerce plans to send a carload of sweet potatoes north to improve the crop's standing where spuds dominate. Officials note northern prices aren’t heavily affected by competition due to low demand.
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Tyler
Texas
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Ten French Books to Be Sent to Americans Monthly
A Paris committee named ten prominent French titles to be printed in French and English and mailed to libraries and institutions in the United States to foster Franco American relations. The list aims to spark public interest through a monthly release of these works. Citizens are advised that Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy provided quick relief for summer complaints and is recommended for family use.
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Pariss
Comite France-Amerique
France
United States
Chamberlain
Henry Wett
Clark Milla
N.Y
Adv
Freezone Corn Remover Ad Promises Painless Relief
An old advertisement claims you can lift off hard or soft corns and calluses with a tiny bottle of Freezone sold at drug stores. Apply two drops to the affected area for instant relief and painless removal of the corn or callus.
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the &. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Be Civil and Be Yourself A Lesson On Popularity
A fragmentary essay advises that popularity comes from kindness and civility not imitation or vanity. It urges being courteous to others, listening in conversation, dressing in good taste, and avoiding ostentation while emphasizing personal integrity over flashy traits.
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Teailer
New Outdoor Game Found On Washington Road
Massachusetts Senator Walchot hears from friends driving from Boston about a new outdoor game claimed to surpass croquet and other sports. A brass tire on the road with a rope attached drew shadowy figures and a hedge behind, leading to a tale of a distant estate history and a living gate tale from the London Times.
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Walchot
Massachusetts
Washington
Boston
Walsh
Dry Dock on Land Above Water in Sweden
A dry dock over land at Brugne Sweden is under construction by nine lumber converged firms to house 4000 deadweight ton vessels. It sits above sea level yet is water filled by gravity through a waterpower canal from the Ljusne river. Docking costs are expected to drop significantly.
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Brugne
Sweden
Ljusne
Popular Mechanica Magazine
Fragmentary night talk aboard pier and kitchen talk
Readable fragments show a man asking for a room for the night and a terse reply. The scene shifts through garbled lines about moonlight and a boat, with stray names and phrases suggesting a disrupted dialogue or overheard exchange.
Duel fight is fatal in South Carolina town
In Spartanburg South Carolina a pistol duel left William P Cooper a blacksmith and Oscar Godfrey a horse trader both dead after each fired six shots. Police found Cooper dead and Godfrey dying at the scene.
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William P. Cooper
Oscar Godfrey
Cooper
Godfrey
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