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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
2
The Atlantic News paper notes ownership by CHASE and R. C. A. CHASE with H. P. CHASE as editor and publisher. It lists subscription rates, delivery by carrier and mail, and addresses for offices and advertising. Mention includes delivery policies and Hoover reference.
A garbled historical text discusses Bishop Cannen, a senite committee, and investigations into lobby activities within a political context. It mentions the presidency, a panel’s refusal to submit, and public fatigue with the process, noting names and entities in a fractured report.
Fragmentary OCR text sketches a vagabond figure in a vague political setting. It references a waning moral stance, a person who never changes, and ambiguous social critique without clear events or names. The piece remains unclear and disjointed.
The Rev Eynevopal officiated at the memorial service for Mrs. La Rue, praising her lifelong neighborliness and generosity in Franklin Township. The tribute noted her deep care for the sick and needy, and the community remembered her as a steadfast, homely presence who embodied kindness and service. Her parents and the county legacy were highlighted as part of her enduring impact.
A fragmented report on shifting travel methods as hoboes desert highways for trains amid rising highway holdups. Motors oppose hitchhiking, prompting mobility back to rail travel and reshaping city itineraries and railroad traffic. The piece notes persistent social tensions between motorists, hitchhikers, and transport institutions.
The article recounts a Iowa congressman's remarks on farm conditions and tariff plans, noting pressure on mortgage payments and calls to inspect insurance options. He discusses government role in industry, references New England effects, and weighs potential policy paths before Congress. The piece mentions Hoover and naval treaty context, with opinions on economic relief and agricultural stability.
Paris fashion note from Perly dated June 5 highlights home wear trends for dinner. It discusses chic pyjamas for smart women with pleats flowing draped fronts and elegant silhouettes.
Readers across Jervey City and beyond joined a wave of puzzle contests run by a major firm. Participants studied vivid pictures and used deduction to submit answers, with prizes reaching substantial sums. The campaigns drew 350,000 participants and attracted diverse groups from students to workers, proving wide appeal across society.
A 1939 Western Newspaper Union recipe feature lists desserts and beverages including chocolate fudge, ginger punch, fruit punch, currant and strawberry spritz. It also mentions a summit weather note and ordinary preparations for serving tea. The piece reads as a collection of kitchen ideas rather than a single narrative.
A fragmented note lauds a puzzle contest as a brain refreshing activity offering people in the country a pleasant pastime and a chance to be well rewarded for a few hours. The piece hopes more firms will follow this example and continue similar events.
A fragmented 1930s-era prose piece critiques pessimism and social decay, recalling Godeys and Dalek Lady Booky. It reflects on wrongs amassing since 1942 and laments societal ills while noting copyright 1930 by George Metthow Adams and public domain hints.
A scrambled prompt asks readers to name facts from a knowledge test. It lists questions about legendary swords, the United States Federal Guard academy, Millard Fillmore, a British commander at Quebur, a Bedloe Island statue, and a Canadian situation, all presented in broken OCR text.
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