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Atlantic News Telegraph in Atlantic, Iowa

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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1924

Page

1

Steck Defeats Himself in Iowa Senate Race Debate

The Des Moines Democratic convention labeled Dan Steck as a self-sabotaging candidate for the U.S. Senate. The paper accuses Steck of misstatements and of betraying the party by pandering to free trade and harming the GOP, while contrasting his stance with Wilson-era policies and criticizing Republicans for alleged corruption and waste in wartime programs.

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Democratic efficiency claims and public discourse

A fragment discusses democratic efficiency, noting ongoing daily confrontations with the term and its political rhetoric, highlighting how proponents use efficiency as a justification for policy or governance approaches amid public scrutiny.

Capitol renovations reveal restored historic paintings

In Washington the Capitol undergoes a thorough cleaning and restoration after years of political upheaval. The project brightens the rotunda with redone mosaics and scrubbed masterpieces, including De Soto and Burgoyne, with more works to be cleaned over the next two to three months. The big dome painting will remain untouched due to cost.

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Weather Prophecy of Late July and August Storms

Foster's Weekly Weather Bulletin outlines a forecast of rising temperatures late July signaling a northwest storm center. It explains a north magnetic pole near Boothia Island drives planetary disturbances, predicting a severe storm around August 3 and heavy moisture from mid August to late October with regional temperature patterns across the United States and Canada.

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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason excerpted satire

The piece cites direct sworn testimony before the Graham committee on war expenditures, contrasting waste in wartime with possible consequences for taxpayers. It weaves quips about wealth, honesty, and social behavior, noting the author’s stance against political corruption.

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A Check on Living Expenses and Talk of Ambition

A fragmented note discusses living expenses and the ambivalence of ambition. It muses on how a movie publicity man can shape public perception and how conversations among women spark considerable talk. The text implies experience as a tutor.

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