News and Telegraph published daily Atlantic Iowa rates page
The News and Telegraph is published by News Publishing Company in Atlantic Iowa. It lists advertising rates on request and provides subscription prices for carrier and mail delivery, including options in Canada and foreign countries. The paper notes AP affiliation and rights to republish AP dispatches.
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Notice to Atlantic Subscribers for Evening Delivery
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive newspapers in the evening may have the paper delivered if they call before seven o clock, by telephoning Ted 403. This is not the News Telegraph number.
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Would Not Fritter Away America's Influence at Brown Alumni Talk
Secretary of State MWughes addressed Brown University alumni in Providence stressing that America should not relate itself unnecessarily to international rivalries and economic questions abroad. He argued prosperity hinges on Europe’s economic settlements and praised the nation’s wartime unity and selfless effort.
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America’s foreign policy stance amid League of Nations debates
The piece criticizes magazine editors and Hamilton Holt for pressuring President Harding on foreign policy and the League of Nations. It defends America's postwar stance of candor, equality in privileges, and avoidance of entangling alliances while affirming independence from European feuds. It cites the 1920 referendum against entanglement and notes Holt’s push for Democratic gains in 1922 and 1924.
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Immigrant Assimilation by Even Distribution
A columnist argues assimilation hinges on dispersing immigrants rather than concentrating them. He likens a dispersed immigrant flow to evenly dissolving rock candy in water and contends that placement with local workers would reduce rising prices, taxes, rents, and wage pressure, solving many immigration problems.
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Contempt Row Fallout Hits Court Amid Media Firestorm
Disjointed quotes from a judge and press figures surface as a dispute about contempt and press criticism spills into court. The exchange, collected from scattered columns, hints at mounting tension between a public figure and newspaper scrutiny.
The Day Editorial Sees Rising Partisan Dust Swing
Omaha Bee editorial laments postwar strife and warns against obstruction as political opponents critique the Harding administration. It argues for calm, sincere public consideration over mudslinging and partisan obstruction following a 7,000,000 voter GOP majority.
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Fragmented Passage Reflects Political Tension and Division
The text hints at a disrupted view of unity and obligation for Americans to abide by the majority. It notes calls to assist readjustment of merit, avoid factional splits, and hope for relief from ongoing depression and confusion ahead of political events.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Poem Fragment About Wealth and Health
A fragment from Walt Mason contrasts fame and wealth with health and happiness. It imagines Croesus and Midas lamenting aches, illness, and the lure of rest over riches, ending with a sense that much remains unfinished and unsatisfied by gold. The verse reflects on aging, gout, and the longing for true well being over material gains.
Oil supply in US may run out in sixteen years says Ohio geologist
Columbus report cites Professor John A Bownecker of Ohio State University claiming US oil reserves total six to seven billion barrels. Production in 1920 was about 440 million barrels annually and is expected to decline, implying a longer but shrinking future output. He notes over sixty percent of world oil is produced in the United States and that Mexico could drop out within two to three years if present rates persist.
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Farm Loans At 5 and 8 Percent Offered Here
Farm loan options now available at 5 percent, 5 and 8 percent. Prospective borrowers urged to call Wood & Savery in Atlanta.
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