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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
1
The passage depicts a distressed speaker debating fidelity and sacrifice in a troubled relationship. A woman reflects on parental duties and social expectations while a man contemplates responsibility, set against a tense domestic backdrop. The stylized prose echoes early 20th century theater dialogue and family life dynamics.
The U S Supreme Court rules states cannot force schooling on children, upholding parental liberty and guarding private and parochial schools. It condemns Oregon style mandates as unconstitutional while recognizing state power to regulate public education and protect children from radical influence. The decision is framed as protecting individual rights and limiting state control over upbringing.
The military academy, a plaintiff, was an incidental inclusion in the case. Amid debate over state control of children and parental responsibility, the unanimous opinion shows full judicial agreement. The decision arrives as a thunderstorm after a sultry day, signaling clear law without questioned points.
Lakeland Florida citizens have gathered 75000 to fund a nationwide newspaper advertising campaign to draw residents, buyers of lots, and builders to the town. An additional 49000 was raised for chamber of commerce activities, highlighting the boosters’ belief in a booming, progressive town.
Washington pundits debate if President Coolidge will seek renomination. Some say his chances hinge on public mood and party support, while others doubt his willingness after a fractional term. The piece weighs 1928 prospects and party dynamics.
The piece argues that advertising drives migration and growth across states with California and Seattle cited as thriving examples. It highlights Ford a habit of nationwide campaigns, Wrigley’s island investments beside Los Angeles, and Iowa’s tanning factory expansion, contending advertising boosts sales value and lowers total costs, making it essential for enterprises like the auto industry.
The piece compares European views on wealth through personal effort and American booster culture. It cites Lord Leverhulme’s soap empire and the Manchester Guardian note on his adroit use of advertising. It argues US firms succeed when quality products and strong advertising align with entrepreneurial drive.
The fragment discusses Leverhume’s factory work and a Jamal shop bias, noting learning to advertise a soap product. It mentions a predecessor at the Warrington factory producing goods but failing to publicize them, and compares their fortunes with Britain and the United States.
A 1925 NEA Service piece offers old fashioned adages on marriage gender roles and child outcomes. It presents cautionary sayings about cooperation in marriage, proper behavior for wives, the fate of boys and wealth, and the longevity of a house versus a daughter.
When Algernon Upjohn de Vere asked for Jane Jimpson in marriage she stood firm on her platform of independence and equal partnership, a bold stance for the era.
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