Atlantic News Telegraph notice and advertising rates
A fragmented notice from the Atlantic News Telegraph lists editor and publisher, office addresses, and March 3, 1879 event. It states advertising representatives, subscription rates by carrier and mail, and delivery change instructions with a telephonic contact and warnings about incorrect numbers.
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Canada
U. S
Iowa
Countie
Cass
Atlantic
News-Telegraph
War Secretary Hurley to visit Philippine islands study independence
Secretary of War Patrick N Hurley will tour Philippine ports to assess independence viability. Debates over Hawes Cutting bill and economic factors drive arguments for or against granting five year trial independence, with local needs and U S obligations under scrutiny.
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Philippines
Patrick N. Hurley
Hoover
Philippine Islands
Vongriss
Uncle Sam
United States
Tuvor
Hope
Jrst
Islands
Dewey
Manila Bay
Wey
Aguis Naldo
Jns
Antumony Coutent
Uwe Anny
Germany Faces Financial Crisis Amid Global Efforts
A sanitized report outlines Germany's crippling reparations burden after World War I, with unemployment rising and industry collapsing. It notes President Paris, the Versailles terms, proposed war debt moratorium, and hopes that world banks will stabilize the economy. The piece questions whether Germany will rebound or fall further, amid international concern.
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Germany
Lisuatches
Jane Joakek
Europe
van Tijntentirg
Louver
Trenty
Versailles
Gormiy
World Bankard
Hierd
Germany must be saved to avert world disorder
A columnist urges continued support for Germany after World War I, arguing the German people, especially the youth, bear the burden of militarism. The piece contends the war’s consequences linger thirteen years later and stresses stabilizing Germany is essential to prevent chaos and anarchy worldwide. The author warns against harsher punishment and advocates aiding Germany’s recovery to preserve civilization and global order.
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Germany
Anatchy
Safer paths for youth warned against bank robbery
An editorial argues bank robbery in Iowa has become riskier and less profitable, urging youths to avoid it and suggesting bootlegging as a seemingly safer, more lucrative field. It laments low enforcement and argues harsher sentencing would change the calculus if applied equally to bootleggers and bank robbers.
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Iowa
Tuberculin Tests and Dairy Health Debate in Iowa Letters
Cyrenus Cole defends tuberculin tests amid controversy, citing U.S. bureau findings and state dairy economics. He notes cow testing reduces disease spread to humans, preserves milk markets, and calls Iowa a leader in sanitary dairy practices.
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Lin
Mayo
Man
Rochester
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Maryland
House of Representatives
Academy
United States
Iowa
Towa
Reginald Leader-Post Opinion on Global Mood
The editor comments on widespread low mood and blames greed and profits for economic troubles. Banks and railways are criticized for resisting credit reduction and reducing interest, fueling a downturn that mirrors broader concerns about society.
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MacRae
Regina
Suyk
Banka
Collective blame myths in a call for thoughtful analysis
The piece challenges easy scapegoats such as labor, newspapers, farmers, youth, and financiers for economic ills. It argues no group intentionally harms others for profit, and urges clear, individual examination of the day’s major problem rather than broad, unfounded accusations.
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P Wibor
Certsdih
Luncheon Menu And Whiskers Recalled In Odd Nostalgia
The item blends a luncheon menu with comic reflections on whiskers and facial hair trends. It mentions Cresmod Chicken and Mushrooms, molded vegetable salads, crustless sandwiches, and garnish ideas while drifting into humorous verse about beards, mustaches, and fashion in a 1991 George Matthew Adams Service piece.
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Saneen
Gelhtia
Kpmne
Western Nowawaper Union
Jane
Mary
George Matthew’ Adams
Paris Style Hints By ALICE LANGELOSR
Ferix, July 16 notes on fashion belts for hats and garments. Describes hat belts as a key finish with buckles in bone wood or metal. Mentions plain straw bonnets and small hats with trimming in stripes, semi precious stones, or feathers.
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Alice Langelesr
Ferix
Blogan Af
Distant note hints at milliner fashion shift
Fragmentary lines describe a distant reaction to hats and milliners. Mentions women wearing tilted hats and a possible future smile or reception, with unclear context and several garbled phrases. No clear event, date, or entities emerge.
Daily Knowledge Test Questions from a 19th Century Page
A noisy quiz page presents ten questions on world history and geography. Topics include Gandhi, the Manr a via capital, the first steamship to cross the Atlantic, Jules Verne, the Isle of Pines, the Louisiana Purchase, DC voting rights, and citizenship rules for children born abroad to U S parents.
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Karnght Chandé Gandhi
Manravia the Caplt
Atlantic
Isle of Pines
France
United States
Zltizony
of Columbia
Agtursl
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