Atlantic News-Telegraph publication details and rates
The Atlantic News-Telegraph notes its publishing schedule and office details under E P Chase and R C A Chase with editor E P Chase. It lists subscription rates by carrier and mail, advertising reps in Chicago New York and Graybar Building, and a notice to subscribers about evening delivery and correcting addresses or cancellations.
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The Consumer and the Protective Tariff Debate Centered
A long, wrapped discussion by agricultural groups defends protective tariffs as necessary to keep farmers and workers employed. It argues tariffs protect beef sugar and other foods, prevent loss of American capital abroad, and maintain consumer purchasing power, asserting that a free market would ruin U.S. agriculture and industry.
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War and the Legion on conscription and profits
The Chicago Tribune editorial voices skepticism about conspiracy claims that World War profits drive defense industry, arguing the American Legion favors universal conscription for capital and labor alike. It rejects the notion of war as a profitable enterprise and urges unity for common defense without displacing workers or wealth.
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World Bank Likely Looms as Financial Rock of Gibraltar
Washington reports a proposed 100000000000 world bank to back reparations payments and stabilize international finance. Senator William H. King endorses the plan as a promoter of world trade and peace, predicting vast benefits for the United States.
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World Bank Idea Seen as Path to Peace Economy
The piece discusses a proposed world bank linked to the reparations commission, funded by Germany in foreign exchange, seen as a driver of global peace and economic expansion. King George endorses the concept, forecasting vast increases in world trade and American industrial growth, with projections of multi‑trillion future values and widespread monetary and policy transformations.
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Fragmented Iowa Press Ye Sure Can excerpt
An OCR led excerpt from multiple newspapers notes political and religious commentary and a Spanish aviation celebration at length. It contrasts antiwar rhetoric with calls for peace and neighborly goodwill, cites Lincoln parable, and includes a Shenandoah Sentinel crime blurb about a Nebraska bank robbery with pursuit complications.
Questioning virtue in a society of crime and law
A fragmented meditation questions hypocrisy as crowds applaud police actions that seize cash and condemn killings to preserve character. It contrasts the theft of wealth with the protection of virtue, citing Shakespearean lines and lamenting the societal double standard in dealing with crime and character.
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Advertising Builds Trust and Encourages Repeat Purchases
The piece argues that widespread advertising boosts consumer confidence. It claims advertised goods are of quality and that stores rely on fair dealing to gain trust. Satisfied customers return and bring friends, while merchants who advertise defend their goods before the public.
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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason An Odd Verse Fragment
A fragmented excerpt presents Walt Mason verse reflecting on crime and intellect. The quirky lines hint at a city’s crooked ways and the fate of minds drawn to wrongdoing, contrasted with sober restraint.
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A Dbutchery of Dishes and Dreadful Digressions
A fragment from a 1829 kitchen column mixes recipes with moralizing prose on crime and virtue. It lists summer dishes and a prune compote, then pivots to social admonitions about debt, crime, and law, concluding with a lurid reflection on Adventure and crime.
Iowa Jaws Minifetures Highlight Large Corn Product Output
A concise report notes Vilutad Ab achieving over 92 million in corn product outputs. The figures point to substantial agricultural production, underscoring a strong market for Iowa Jaws branded minifetures.
Correct English A Daily Quiz Silent letters and pronunciation doubts
A reader asks about silent letters in crnmental and the meaning and pronunciation of several unusual words from a quoted biography excerpt. Questions include how often certain words should be pronounced, the meaning of an archaic term, and guidance on replacing awkward phrasing with natural modern equivalents.
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Smiles Modern Way and the Parolees Dialogue
Fragmentary OCR reads as a noisy exchange about directions at a corner and a string of vague remarks from former convicts and friends. It mentions a pardoner figure, a bed schoolhouse, and tangled personal histories amid unclear names and places.
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