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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1924
Page
1
Subscription rates listed for carrier delivery one month six months and one year with prices for U S and foreign Canada and other countries. Notice to Atlantic News Telegraph subscribers about evening delivery and the correct contact number.
Washington commentary argues there is little chance for the McNary-Haugen farm relief bill in either chamber while factions among farming interests and campaigning rhetoric by politicians undermine support. The piece criticizes lawmakers for backing Ford’s Muscle Shoals payout while rejecting the immediate farm relief measure. It questions farmers and business leaders about why votes diverge from stated relief aims. It asserts voters may blame prejudices over care in voting records.
A Chicago hydraulician Waren E Banley proposes a new farm relief measure as a response to expected defeat of the McNary Hangen plan. The idea seeks a practical solution to tremens problems and aims to deliver relief without the drawbacks of prior attempts.
A Chicago plan proposes negotiable federal certificates for each bushel of wheat export. Certificates would be honored at customs, set by a three to four member commission, with no government warehouses or vast admin staff. Cost to government equals face value times exported bushels, estimated at 50 million dollars, delivering immediate farmer benefit without new appropriations.
Three manufacturers in tires clocks ranges and furnaces seek guidance on how much and what kind of advertising will raise sales to match plant capacity, lower costs, and enable cheaper consumer prices. They agree advertising can grow volume and reduce unit costs by informing the public that economical service comes from reliable quality and fair pricing. Advertising at two cents per dollar of sales could boost volume by twenty five percent and cut cost by ten cents per dollar. Wise merchants broadcast their messages in newspaper space to reach more people.
The discussion centers on tariff protection and a certificate plan aimed at stabilizing farm prices, especially for wheat. Critics say subsidies would widen price gaps, favor wheat farmers, and push direct relief over roundabout schemes, amid concerns over prairie morale and political stability.
A nostalgic verse recalls Weymans Gentleman of Prance and a reader's joyful immersion. The speaker quotes a kindly compliment about the book as a gem that makes one sing and dance, noting the spellbinding tale and vivid battles. The poem celebrates literature over mundane meals and laments the pull of steam ing chow over poetry.
The narrator recalls reading millions of books since youth and cherishes the thrill of Weyman’s Gentlemen of France, once loaned by a neighbor, contrasting past delight with present offerings and noting copyrights from 1924 by George Matthew Adams.
A garbled column teases ideas about paying national debt quickly. It notes absurd schemes in America, mentions Denver hod carriers earning high wages, and cites a bandit in Atlanta stealing stamps worth 35000. The piece remains fragmentary and tone suggests satirical commentary on current affairs.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses land allocation in the public domain. It mentions 182,000,000 acres largely in California Utah and Nevada, with much not yet surveyed or allocated. The text also contains sharp lines about poverty and marriage tied to money.
West Point was established as a training school for military officers in 1802 by President Jefferson. The Naval Academy at Annapolis opened in 1805, marking early expansions of U.S. military education.
Foggy conditions at the London Zoo have left several animals ill and birds refusing food. Reported digestive issues and loss of appetite are linked to reduced light and unclear conditions, prompting caretakers to increase lighting and monitor welfare.
Iceland reports a large population of wild horses roaming the island. formerly exported to England for labor and farm work, the market has collapsed, leaving many animals without stable demand and prompting local discussions on management and potential culling or relocation.
A Rain Tree on Cyborg Islands pours copious pure water from its foliage every evening. Natives collect the water for drinking and cooking. This natural phenomenon is noted in local lore and described for readers.
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