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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1925
Page
7
The page reports court terms opening, probate actions, and executor discharge, plus visits from relatives in Prescott and Beardsley. It notes farmers shipping limestone for soil treatment, a storm causing property damage, and local residents attending graduations in Naperville Illinois and Iowa State University events.
Kellogg rails at La Follette during a State Fair talk in St Paul, urging support for U S government and institutions. He warns of revolutionary propaganda, defends the Constitution, and denounces calls for change by foreign influence, urging Americans to back the nation or seek elsewhere.
A fragment from Farm and Fire describes a dialogue where Wigging states he wrote to Helen daily for six months and that letters held meaning. a figure offered to sell them at 50 each, hinting at a trade or sale of correspondence.
A fragmented note describes Mount Ararat as tied to Armenia and Russia with references to Turkish control and a possible Russian claim to the summit. The text mixes place names and numbers, mentioning Ararat and a claim surface without clear dates or events.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an 1808 patent by Miss Mary Kio involving a bromine process. The text references a water or wash step and straw, but the garbled wording makes specifics unclear. The record preserves the names and general claim of a early patent in chemistry.
A partial OCR reads as a literary fragment about a Roman text and person names. It mentions docelsnens and Herhaow and suggests an attempt at interpretation or translation. Details are unclear due to garbled characters and missing context.
A sprawling listing of daily radio programs across WEAF WOR WNYC WREN and many regional outlets. Includes clock times, orchestras, talks, operas, and varietal segments with multiple hosts and venues.
Civilians and veterans gather for the fifty first annual state encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Mason City. Members attend three days of programs with Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic, Women's Relief Corps, and Sons of Veterans active in conventions. Registration opens tomorrow amid preliminary ceremonies including planting three memorial trees for G A R, Abraham Lincoln, and another dedication.
George Rusu, who was serving a sentence for larceny at the Anamosa State Reformatory, is at large. Prison authorities have asked Des Moines police to watch for him.
A United States Bureau of Standards report notes that some metals darken when exposed to ultraviolet light while others remain bright, suggesting ultraviolet exposure could indicate metal corrosion susceptibility under atmospheric conditions.
A late medieval European belief claimed dust would grow colder toward the North Pole and warmer toward the South as one advanced toward the Bonth pole. The fragment suggests a curiosity about climate and geography before the fifteenth century.
The U S Supreme Court divided over free speech, upholding the New York criminal anarchy law’s constitutionality. The majority rejected unbridled license, while Justices Holmes and Brandeis warned against abridging expression, arguing beliefs in proletarian dictatorship deserve consideration in a free society.
Local Lutheran Ladies Aid groups met at homes and Sunnyside Park for quilting, reports, and a community picnic. Activities included program plans, parliamentary law drill, a talk on shoes, and a duty rally day planning. Church groups, clubs, and the Atlantic Mothers Club held meetings and social gatherings through the week.
The News-Telegraph reports on a beauty contest winner in Tennessee, crowned as the most beautiful girl in the state. No further details or dates are provided in the readable text.
Memorial services were well attended yesterday in Neihbors at the Lo OL By tall. The program featured music by Wilhor Tadkolger and Patrick Bert Decentail Tee Wrieh, with vocal by Mr. Heary [aamey and Mrs Ponti Glass. A processional prayer and a cemetery visit to honor the deceased were part of the program.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at softer trials and a staged event involving named figures like Sikes and Triwetls, with atmospheric references to meters and shows. Details are unclear, but the text suggests a discussion of competitions or performances in a snowy setting.
Fragment describes ancient musical instruments from Greece and Egypt. It lists lyre tite trumpet horn kithery mule sistrum harp and many strings, noting the variety of early sound makers and titles.
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