06 Jun 1929
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
1
Notice to subscribers of The News Telegraph detailing mail and carrier rates for different periods and delivery options. Readers are urged to call before 7 PM at 155W to arrange evening delivery or report address changes, paper discontinuation, or other delivery matters.
A controversial farm relief bill advances through conference, with the house backing a 200 million dollar program later raised to 400 million to fund the farm board and subsides. Provisions on debentures clash, delaying final approval and signaling a looming vote amid election pressures. The bill shapes agricultural policy, pricing, and marketing while aiming to stabilize farm incomes.
An article discusses the Tinka amendment and a Live ooh proposal to restrict aliens from representation, noting its impact on Southern disfranchisement. It references the protection of the franchise where servitude exists and the potential shift in electoral votes, highlighting turmoil in debates over voting rights.
A long discussion examines how enforcement of the Fifteenth and Tenth Amendments would affect southern politics and national elections. It contrasts voting rights for Black citizens with Prohibition enforcement and notes the potential shift in party strength if states retain Republican control. The piece suggests a pleasant summer ahead amid tense constitutional questions.
A satirical editorial rails at the modern open sandwich, condemning the trend as a sign of cultural decay. It mocks the idea of serving a simple dish with elaborate, knife and fork etiquette and laments creeping reformist values.
The Iowa Press debates whether Brookhart's regular Republican status matters amid party shifts. Across papers, trade with Canada tops headlines as imports from the country near a billion dollars. A long analysis on Protestant church mergers notes denominations debating organ use and preserving identity, with varied reactions among branches.
A garbled report notes physicians advising a dramatic rise in feverish public concerns about a remedy. The piece hints at containment and social reactions, mentioning medical figures and public skepticism amid a health scare.
A quirky OCR filled kitchen list shows mixed notes on potato halves baked with cheese, various fruit and salad pairings, and improvised dressing ideas. It reads like a collage of items including grapefruit, oranges, apples, grapes, celery, and nuts with scattered misprints.
Fragmentary verse contrasts a fading hometown with restless youth seeking cities. It portrays a bleak, nocturnal street life, bogus schemes, unlocked doors, and scarce employment while praising bright urban glare and the pull of distant cities.
Column reflects on public welfare work and civic duty praising selfless service by citizens like Charles A. Guy editor of a Tex publication. Notes Shakespearean idiom and quotes Victorian style prose as example of language usage and public spiritedness. Copyright by Public Ledgers.
A reader asks why certain phrasing is incorrect in a dated quiz item and how to rewrite awkward lines. The note includes questions on improper consent declarations, archaic spellings, interrogative use of which, and pluralization rules for titles and nouns with examples.
Disjointed OCR excerpt shows a chaotic scene with characters Mrs Starvem Mrs Smith Mrs Stith and others discussing spirits and absent spouses. A supernatural fringe conversation features a damian skeleton on the beach and agitated expressions as figures debate truth and recognition.
Audubon June 8 complete union school faculty with one high serial and a fifth grade teacher chosen. Esther Keith of a city, who has taught the coast for five years at Perry, is hired as economics instructor in higher-education. Miss Ruby dotinsen, ula of this city, becomes fifth-gear cleric instructor. Mike Johnson has taught for twenty years at Chapin Hath-ore. Cadur Malls. No Escape Anis the Eakins of northern Moai Wee Is COT MRA.
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