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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
1
The document lists yearly rates of six dollars and four dollars for foreign advertising and names Knill Burke Inc as the New York and Chicago representatives located at the Brokaw Building in New York City at 42nd Street and Broadway and 122 South Michigan Boulevard respectively.
The paper lauds the Knights of Columbus as a strong pro Americanism force while condemning religious prejudice. It urges resignations of Supreme Knight Flaherty and Supreme Advocate Pelletier over statements on Massachusetts court bias. It condemns requiring Catholic status in Iowa teacher applications and praises the order for wartime service and ecumenical work.
The speaker describes isolation and fatigue from constant lament, seeking guidance from a pastor about gloom and illness. The exchange notes that repeated disaster talk breeds weariness and questions how to convey resilience, as others react with sympathy yet doubt. The fragment mentions George Matthew Adams as a correspondent or source.
The paper supports Attorney Tom Whitmore for district court judge with broad bar approval. It calls citizens to vote in Monday’s primary, notes candidates in Montgomery and Harrison counties, discusses the party system, and urges women to participate, asserting primaries reflect public sentiment.
A fragmented verse from Walt Mason titled Rippling Rhymes appears in a faded passage. The speaker wavers between self mockery and social scorn as gossip and illness weave through memory and old friends at a storefront, leaving a sighing mood in the air.
A collage of witty aphorisms and social quips on marriage class roles economics strikes and fashion. It taunts gender norms and public morals with playful sarcasm about wife duties freedom in marriage and evolving proprieties amid economic strains and cultural shifts.
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