Atlantic News notes postal matter and party frustrations
The Atlantic paper discusses a March 3 1879 act matter at the post office in Atlantic Iowa. It laments Republican party treatment of newspaper men, predicting a political shakeup as roads divert traffic and warns leaders to watch their step amid appointments and perceived favoritism.
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Notice to Subscribers and Des Moines Transportation Mood
Notice to subscribers about home delivery and a Des Moines transportation dispute. The piece argues that stopping streetcars harms business and urges public awareness. It critiques past inaction and notes a predicted total stoppage threatens the city’s economy, urging better attention to public transit issues.
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Kings and Princes in Photogravure Gaffe
A Chicago Tribune photogravure shows King of Spain and Prince of Wales with British Polo players after a defeat by the Americans. The caption zings royal figures as lacking true manliness beside the real he-men they spoke to in top hats.
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A Financial Sermon on Public Debt and Reform
President Harding urges restraint on growing public indebtedness and expenditures. He contrasts public necessity with social reformers pushing non governmental duties, warns that governments tax too much, and cites European subsidies as a critique of inefficient spending and inflated national outlays.
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Budget reform and bond flood threaten prosperity
The piece laments profligate public borrowing and tax exemptions. It contrasts booming bond issuance with declining trade and warns that massive road, soldiers bonus, and public improvement bonds inflate taxes and choke credit. It accuses federal tax exemptions of hurting farmers and taxpayers while praising the president’s timely warning.
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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A brief verse notes life's uncertainty as a healthy citizen dies suddenly by an airship dropping a sack of wheat. The poem reflects doom around us and the fragility of human life in everyday activity.
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She Is Selling Tickets for Chattangga Assembly
Those desiring to purchase season tickets for the chattangga assembly can secure them from Mrs. Hem street, at the office of J. S. Pressnall. The assembly is August 1st tonth and you cannot afford to miss it, as the programs are all good ones. Sea son tickets, entitling purchaser to ten programs, are two dollars each.
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