14 Jun 1939
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1939
Page
1
Atlantic News Telegraph announces mailing options and rates for subscriptions by carrier and mail across regions, with special sections for Canada and abroad. A notice directs subscribers to call 7 pm if evening papers are missing and instructs on address changes and delivery notices.
The excerpt traces how a 40 year old belief in a harsh philosophy shaped German thinking and fed into Hitler and associates. It cites quotes from Der Antichrist Also sprach Zarathustra and Zur Genealogie der Moral to illustrate a will to power, anti Christian castes, and calls for war and strength over compassion.
King and Queen meet U S officials in Washington private chats. They discuss WPA labor laws and tenant farming issues, with the King noting England’s earlier welfare reforms. Jimmy Roosevelt’s cameraman encounter amuses reporters and signals strong press interest. The royal visit draws Senators and Wall Street figures into the evening crowd.
An article praises Atlantic Iowa for its night scene highlighting a well lit courthouse a spotlighted park monument and neon signs on Chestnut street. The piece notes how night views attract visitors and encourage return trips to the city. It also references historical remarks about liberal institutions and a Hitler comparison to contextualize the era.
Farmers in the area are plowing under small grain due to moisture shortage. Some early oats damaged by last week's hail storm are also being plowed under. Notary service offered at The News-Telegraph for 25 cents.
The Fifth Avenue flags blaze from building facades as mutual rules guide their tilt angle from 110th Street to 59th Street. Dr Paluel Flaggs devotion to the flag contrasts with Soviet banners seen near Union Square, while a tragic note follows about Tony the tailor who hanged himself.
A man named Tony, who was once in medical school, stumbles through financial reverses and a tailoring job. He saves, plans to return to medical studies, but never does, remaining unmarried at 43. A writer laments lack of support and argues for saving and steady work over political dreams.
This quiz asks seven questions from a trivia set: Panama Canal locks capacity for the Queen Mary, founder of Georgia, polo team size, veteran soldier bonus eligibility, pronunciation of intricacy, second largest Great Lake, planetary orbit path term, submarine sank off New Hampshire, Grover Cleveland presidential runs, and Garden of the Gods state location.
A brief note highlights a common error in writing by instructing to omit redundant phrasing and avoid unnecessary comparisons. It emphasizes clean, precise grammar and proper sentence structure.
The speaker laments modern politicians offering cheap joys and false remedies and imagines a lecturing stance to deliver blunt sense. He rails at reformers as repeating the same gold brick promise since the world began.
Audubon county American Legion and Auxiliary will elect officers during a joint county meeting in Brayton Monday at 8:00 p m. Current Legion officers are R S Andresen commander Hans Nielsen vice commander and Andy Bjorn adjutant. Auxiliary officers include Mrs George Sorensen president Mrs J M Dimick extra vice president and Andy Bjorn adjutant. Rev P N McDermott of Atlantic will speak.
Old houses in Hildesheim Germany cannot be altered by owners without good cause. Any change must harmonize with historical architecture to preserve the ancient charm for visitors.
Kimballton Iowa June 14 Special Among those leaving from Kimballton for the 62nd national convention of the Danish Evangelical Lutheran church held in Withee Wisconsin from June 18 16 were Rev and Mrs Alfred Jensen Mr and Mrs Hartvig Jensen Carrie Christensen Mrs Willie Jacobsen Mr and Mrs T G Jensen Mrs T G Muller and Peter Bertelsen
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