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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
1
Publication details for the Atlantic News Telegraph editors and publishers CHASE and CHASE. Subscription rates are listed for carrier and mail delivery to Canada and the U S. Associated Press rights noted. A subscriber notice invites evening delivery requests via telephone before seven.
A brief scripture quotation from the Bible states that if you seek the Lord you will find him, but if you forsake him he will forsake you, citing 2 Chronicles 15.
The Railroad Labor Board reduced wages to twenty five cents an hour, a rate the paper deems immoral and economically unjustifiable. It condemns the low pay as making it impossible for workers to support families, potentially fueling crime and discontent, while urging respect for the laborer as worthy of higher compensation.
Washington reports show a committee vote 12 to 9 in favor of accepting Henry Ford’s Muscle Shoals purchase proposal, though the report must pass the house and senate. The paper denounces the plan as a costly gift to Ford, arguing it would tax citizens further and bleed workers while rewarding wealth.
The piece argues wage limits and fare controls shift power to federal boards, then questions the political manipulation surrounding Newberry's senate bid. It contrasts Democratic senators praising Pinchott's campaign spending with attacks on Newberry, accusing lawmakers of political bunk and selective outrage.
The text quotes northern congressmen and senators who vote for this alleged iniquitous action. It warns that outraged constituencies north of the Mason-Dixon line will reckon with them nationwide.
A collection of tongue in cheek lines touching on marriage travel fashion and taxes. The remarks reference fur moths in winter clothes political figures Hoover railway workers a tax man and price concerns with a sardonic tone and hometown flavor.
A clipped verse of Walt Mason titled The Bulwarka laments alarmist cries threatening liberty. It recalls youth, political rhetoric, and shifting fears as the speaker reflects on national strength and enduring bulwarks despite doubt.
A historic clash between river interests and railroads followed the first Rockalskolu Mississippi bridge attempt. Trains crossed in 1856, a steamboat collision caused a fire, and lawsuits ensued with Abraham Lincoln among the counsel. Over time railroads prevailed and river bridging became accepted.
Fragmentary text from a News Telegraph fragment mentions true friendship and steadfastness as friends grow cold and conversations become vapid yet hope remains in loyal support, urging readers to seek reliable news from the newspaper.
A Trenton woman moved after her husband died, with garbled text mentioning a Washington Post fragment and a muffled tapping sound described as steam lifting a bed. The excerpt is unclear and reads like OCR corruption with scattered phrases.
A paper presented in England at the Surveyors' Institution argues that some plants respond to environmental changes by catching cold. The author notes pointed shifts in organism behavior linked to climate factors.
A fragmentary passage recalls that even famous men face moments when their deeds balance on a fine line. The brief text references Lord Lytton and contemplates whether a man has one discipline too many or too few, amid a cautious reflection on memory and character.
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