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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1927
Page
1
notice to subscribers of the Atlantic News Telegraph advising delivery options for missed evening papers and instructions to call before 7 for re-delivery with a separate contact number 390AM. includes branding and publisher details for the newspaper.
Dante M. Pierce in the Iowa Homestead urges counties to issue road bonds funded from the state primary road fund. He notes several counties already approving bonds and predicts a legislative tilt toward bond-backed highway programs, urging a statewide, unitary road policy to advance both primary and secondary roads without partisan division.
A Good Investment argues road bond insurance by the county financed by state aid would spur road improvements, employ local labor, and boost county welfare. Thomas H. Whitney says the project could trigger a new era and broader economic activity, urging voters to learn the facts and favor the bonds.
The fragment discusses Hoch as the German equivalent of greetings and salutes, mentioning Miznah and a reference to a one cent value. The text appears as a linguistic aside with incomplete phrases and no clear event, date, or identifiable source.
Reports from Berlin describe German crowds greeting American flyers with warmth and admiration. The event follows Lindbergh and Chamberlin missions as symbols of peace. German officials celebrate the gesture, suggesting the war’s end and a new era of goodwill between nations.
Iowa governor John Tammill has governed with steady, businesslike hands and plans to seek a third term while pursuing the U S Senate seat in 1930. Bowman is seen as a weak challenger for the nomination, though opposition to Hammill could grow if Senate plans shift the race’s dynamics.
Charles A. Lindbergh views Widewater below Quantico aboard the Memphis en route to a Washington reception. The speech recalls Langley’s failed first flight, Wright brothers’ later success, and predicts rapid aviation progress, asserting cross Atlantic air travel will become as common as sea voyages.
The editorial argues scientists will aid farmers more than politicians by converting farm waste into valuable products. Corn stalks yield cellulose comparable to wood for pulp, enabling local pulp mills in the corn belt. Pulp byproducts include paper, silk stockists, explosives, war board, and varnish, with Iowa already showing interest.
A list of ten quiz prompts covering geography and language such as the highest volcano on earth and the meaning of Parlez vous Francais, plus questions about Connie Mack Demosthenes and Civero, cabinet appointments, the poem beginning with This is the forest primeval, courtroom forms of address, Marion Talley voice type, and the Tower of Babel height.
A scanned line of jumbling items and quotes references yesterday's questions. It mentions the Constitution a laikhtdoora indoors Mayflower Shint Patrick Red and gallows Hydrogen and oxygen a motion pieturs star 305 feet 6 inches An addition to or change in a 10 J Fenimore Cooper and a 1987 copyright notice.
The Chicago Daily News discusses Harry F. Sinclair’s three month jail term and $3500 fine for contempt of the federal senate. It questions the sentence as political rather than judicial and notes potential appeals, asserting the slow process may not deter defiance of the senate.
A cryptic fragment mocks readers and poets who chase a new epic. It hints at a boreshawl critic, a bard who corners “yor read hia latest epic,” and suggests devotion to art may provoke scorn or rivalry.
A literary aside laments how verse can bore listeners yet praises the poet for beauty in bad lines. In Washington, Brig. Gen. James A. Fecht will become chief of the Army Air Service next December upon Maj. Gen. Mason M. Patrick’s retirement, announced at the White House.
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