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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
1
Subscriptions and delivery details for Atlantic News Telegraph. Rates listed for carrier monthly six months yearly with a note on publication by Associated Press and United Press affiliations. An office notice directs subscribers to call RED 403 if papers are not delivered by evening.
A garbled OCR fragment presents a verse-like line about iniquities and sins, mentioning between you and your God and claim that He will not hear, with stray punctuation and capitalization. No clear event, date, or proper names can be confirmed.
A fragmented analysis notes Brookhart’s apparent dominance in state races as supporters push to sustain the primary result across counties and districts. It highlights cross-party campaigning by Union Labor and a strong mobilization of voters who previously backed Democrats and socialists, pointing to a historic protest vote against Brookhart’s brand of Republicanism.
The text details Brookhart's narrow statewide majority amid Republican opposition across all districts. It cites vote totals by district, noting Brookhart carried only two districts, while Republicans polled 59,230 more votes overall, accusing party leaders of betrayal and a secret compact to save their own hides. It advocates republican resistance and honors Revolutionary War valor alongside Washington's strategic feats.
President Harding spoke at Princeton during the unveiling of a Revolutionary War monument. The address contrasted with critics who mocked his earlier speeches, as the president’s plain blunt manner and lucid message resonated with the audience, showcasing his oratorical strength.
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports Colonel Brookhart supports allowing invested capital to earn without exceeding a cap, aligning with bank interests. He claims railroads are valued at eleven billion dollars by his method, higher than the Interstate Commerce Commission estimate of eighteen billion for the sector. The piece questions fair value for farm lands and taxation plans, noting Brookhart’s broader aim to fund government budgets via Wall Street taxes and his vision of exemption for nonresidents.
A garbled excerpt ponders old days and fate with disjointed phrases. It references worry, the devil, and universal concerns, mentioning flies and a mispelled idea of paste and heads. The fragment lacks coherent context or clear events.
A garbled snippet of social commentary and aphorisms appears as a reflective, stream of ideas on life, cinema, cleanliness, schedules, and public issues. It hints at cultural observations and a chaotic style, resembling a late era print collage without a clear single narrative or event.
A whimsical verse by Walt Rippling Rhyme on gardening woes and the mockers who doubt a gardener’s effort. It lampoons pests such as bugs and culworms as well as critics who fear the crop will fail. The speaker plows through fatigue, urging perseverance despite jeers and looming summer heat.
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