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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1930
Page
1
The text outlines a charming Duclen Lelong ensemble featuring black velvet and black chiffon, with long ties folded into pleats around a wrap belt. It notes decorative bands, cape effects, and small sleeve variations suited for a refined woman, though much of the wording is garbled.
The item presents the Atlantic News Telegraph masthead with owners editors and publishing staff. It notes address in Atlantic Iowa, advertising rates by carrier and mail, and a subscriber notice offering evening delivery assistance and delivery change instructions.
The paper analyzes Turner's primary triumph over Ext M. Smith and his stated belief in an income tax. It questions support for the policy, noting many voters may not understand the tax idea and argues Turner could push legislation if elected. The piece urges a clear stance on adopting the income tax.
A garbled passage laments a misplaced expellee payment and calls for returning funds to the treasury. It criticizes mood and honesty, noting lawmakers misused money last session and vows not to forget the mistaken act until it is corrected.
The article argues the primary election failed to engage voters and inform the public, noting low turnout among Republicans and Democrats and widespread confusion between primary and general election. It defends the primary as a tool for the people while urging stronger public participation and informed voting.
The town district congressman Cole, a leading Iowa House figure, won renomination on the Republican ticket amid multiple opponents. His speech in opposition to renaming Logan Circle honored Senator Allison’s 1878 naming, arguing change would dishonor Town’s elder statesman.
W G Sigley reports on a Chicago Journal of Commerce piece criticizing a novel for stereotyping Japanese people and arguing for immigration limits. The discussion cites 1924 U.S. immigration measures and calls for erasing anti Japanese prejudice while noting Californias resistance to influxes.
A fragmented crop of editorials from Davenport and nearby papers questions party loyalties, U S Chamber of Commerce influence, and the 1982 state race. Writers criticise Democrats and Republicans, urging reform, tax fairness, and election integrity while commenting on national issues.
A fragmented test page asks about historical figures and science. It lists ten questions on topics from Indian words to Carrie Nation, the Socialist Party, X rays, and Ampstint. The readable items show odd spellings and garbled phrases, offering clues but few clear answers.
Fragmentary editorial excerpt argues for citizen duty and cooperative spirit to advance civic progress. Emphasizes participation, constructive effort, and a progressive mindset as key to better communities and nations.
An obscure fragment presents a Walt Mason style verse critiquing town life and a county jail setting. The lines hint at social commentary and the poet’s unsettled tone amid a drab, drilling town scene.
A garbled recipe and miscellany from Nellie Maxwell Sah outlines seasonable foods and cocktails. It lists ingredients and steps for vegetable cocktail, chicken, pastry items, and cheese filled baguette with scattered misread text and stray phrases.
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