19 Jul 1928
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1928
Page
1
Partial masthead and advertising notice from the Atlantic News Telegraph present a publisher line, pricing, and subscriber call-in instruction. It shows CHASE and R. ne as owners and editor, with delivery and mail rates and a subscriber notice directing evening delivery calls to 692W.
Iowa Republicans at Des Moines voiced strong support for Herbert Hoover in a state convention resolution praising his integrity and plan for farm relief. The platform favors government financing of surplus handling and inland waterways, with opposition to an elimination fee, while stressing unity and confidence in Hoover for farm recovery.
An editorial urges Tammany to back Governor Smith and a pro prohibition stance, warning Southern voters and industrial leaders against aligning with the anti prohibition camp. It also argues for adjusting U S immigration policy to include Japanese workers, framing exclusion as a national insult and calling for proportional quotas to admit more Japanese annually.
A troubled voice laments a grim village scene and a failed rivalship. The narrator accuses a speaker of drift and disloyalty, doubting any hope for victory or change amid bleak surroundings and hollow promises.
A 1928 George Matthew Adams Service moral notes that any man who naively bets on a town’s decline will fail. He warns against pessimism and argues success comes from loyal support and steady effort, not rumour or despair.
Poem fragment explores how love weakens the heart yet empowers it to conquer, despite conflict with faith and social disapproval. The speaker notes love's resilience, its defiance of law, and the enduring pull of affection despite disaster. Copyright notice appears at the end.
On the Hoover Special en route to Palo Alto California July 19 Herbert Hoover will outline a relief program focusing on inland waterways tariff adjustments and orderly marketing of surpluses with government aid to address the farm problem. Governors Hammill and McMullen key supporters discuss farm issues aboard the train as Hoover meets western officials and supporters en route to campaign events.
Albany July 1 In his speech announcing the Democratic presidential nomination Governor Al Smith will stress his stance on prohibition. He will support modification of the Volstead Act to reduce evils while denying opposition to repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. His advisers note he has not fully embraced a return to saloon era policies. The campaign focus may center on prohibition as a major issue. A car accident in Iowa injures several as reports from the district press spread.
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An unnamed group of automobile engineers, after years of work, announced a novel invention that significantly reduces gasoline consumption. The team asserts the new design allows a car to travel far on a single gallon, promising dramatic fuel savings and efficiency gains for drivers.
A playful drugstore ad advises travelers to consult their pharmacist for essential outing gear. It highlights batteries for flashlights, dust goggles, and the value of a first aid kit for trips, urging preparation and ready access to supplies.
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