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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1926
Page
1
A narrator recalls a lifelong quest for stamps from distant lands and rare collections. He speaks of albums worth more than luxury, questioning why people chase cars and wealth when stamps tell stories of faded paper, distant cities, and history. The piece notes a parade at eight oclock with robes but no masks.
The page lists business offices in Chicago and New York with subscription rates by carrier and by mail, including durations of one month six months and one year. It notes a clock, telephone number 504-W, and clarifies this is not the News-Yvlegraph number.
The piece attacks Senator Cummins for shaping the primary to favor railroad interests and condemns the expenditure by three Republican Senate candidates in Pennsylvania. It argues the primary weaponed by Cummins corrupted politics, asserts investigations show extensive spending by Governor Pivhetania and others, and questions who benefits and whether reform is possible under current nominating practices.
The piece rebuts Brookhart with a dense critique of his plan to seize farm and business ownership, granting five percent returns while transferring control to workers and state-backed entities. It argues the plan would bankrupt farms, strip farmers of management, and force debt against railroads and land, labeling it dangerous and contrary to labor's interests.
The speaker extols the Bible as the world’s best seller and universal book. He cites sales in hundreds of millions, translations into 400 languages, and its presence in millions of pulpits, arguing its authority, consistency, and timeless relevance for faith, conduct, and hope. He urges practical use over defensive zeal.
A garbled report notes Sehute shelving all prohibition modification measures. The text remains unclear with numerous garbled phrases about a farmer and neighbors and a drive, making it difficult to extract coherent facts or identify specific names or dates.
Des Moines, July 12. Streets filled with Ku Klux Klan members for the annual klorero gathering. Thousands attend as out of town Klansmen arrive. women’s auxiliary participation noted.
Russell Scott, freed from the death sentence execution threat, seeks habeas corpus relief to be returned to the criminal insane hospital. His lawyers argue the judgment placing him in an insane facility remains in force and no proper process or decree has released him, urging the state supreme court to order confinement.
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