21 Jul 1924
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1924
Page
1
Advertising rates are listed for subscriptions and carriers including monthly, six months, and yearly options. The piece discusses La Follette supporters and Debs, arguing wages and wealth trends show overall prosperity. cites wage, savings, insurance, home ownership, and farm values data to counter socialist critiques.
A critique of Tam signs and Memocrats and radicals appealing to prejudice while Republicans aim at voters' intelligence. The La Follette view paints wage slaves and predatory Wall Street interests as rallying points, arguing such remedies harm all classes compared with other nations.
The Walnut Grove News, published by Walnut Grove company of Anita and edited by Howard Marshall, is a unique weekly focused on swine and their care. The paper started from a small folder and has grown into a four-page column publication serving readers in this section.
A reflective column muses on money and fools, cinema stars and divorces, politics and public perception. It touches on the idea of a president faced with conflicting landlords and social pressure, noting changing fashion and family dynamics in a broad, satirical tone.
A 1932 era discussion outlines John W. Davis as a leading candidate for president with Charles B. Bryan offering color to the ticket. It notes Davis’s white hair and calm, comfortable appearance, while Bryan’s backers see him as adding vigor. The piece also touches on William Jennings Bryan’s role and the eventual selection of Charles as a running mate.
The section is edited with able hands and filled with matter of interest to its readers. It distributes monthly content across various columns and topics, engaging a broad audience in the section’s locality.
The editorial denounces the tariff as prohibitive and attacks Democratic taris stance. It notes straw hat imports, a Maryland plant closing, and Indian pig iron sales in Virginia. It argues protectionism protects industry, warns against cheap foreign labor, and links tariff policy to regional and national economic distress.
A fragmentary dialogue in London Opalton hints at a film star Sammy Sum nutt and his three celebrated companions, naming Mrs Summutt and Mrs Sura as future wives in a playful exchange.
Aunt Jemima dries the dishes and imagines fame as a singer with sunburst wealth and golden tones. Julia Ginger, aged 28, is praised as a dinger yet haunted by critics and rival crooners, chasing stardom while disliking humble chores and a dimuffin billboards. Copyright 1924, George Matthew Adams.
A string of pithy, sometimes nonsensical quips cover progress, manners, autos, fashion, and finance. The speaker jests about nine months to pay a tailor, red noses, rouge, June brides, shelling peanuts, and automatic cigar lighters, noting odd trends and everyday absurdities.
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