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Editor E P Chase reminds Atlantic subscribers to The News telegraph to call before 7 oclock if papers are late and to notify the office for changes or discontinuations. includes contact details and subscription rate references from the period notice.
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Senator Brookhart's Mission and 1982 Republican Faction
Senator Brookhart weighs his future in national politics amid mixed reactions to Pinchot as a presidential candidate in 1982. La Follette Hoover Nye and other senators show varying stances on prohibition, tariffs, and party alignment while Brookhart contemplates running or forming a third slate. The insurgent bloc remains lukewarm to Pinchot, and Brookhart's bid appears unlikely to energize the woods for the Pennsylvania governor or the broader insurgent circle.
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Federal Fan Board
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Hraakharts
Chicago's Liquor Supply Dilemma After Capone Plea
The piece questions how Chicago will obtain liquor if Capone or any other gang cannot supply it. It cites estimates of a $1,000,000 weekly liquor demand and argues that public demand, not bootleggers alone, sustains illicit trade. It notes corruption and citizen complicity as key factors in ongoing illegal supply.
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Sooner or Later Atlantic to Use Modern Traffic Signals
The piece argues Atlantic will adopt electric traffic signals to ease congestion at intersections and reduce in-street parking. It predicts a shift from outdated methods and envisions a future city with centralized, synchronized signaling as a common practice in towns that implement such devices.
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Highiary
Seventh Street
Traffic Regulation at Seventh Street Intersections
A rough discussion on arterial traffic flow argues for clear priority rules at Seventh Street intersections. Proponents expect gradual adoption of traffic regulation, anticipating eventual enforcement despite slow progress and public skepticism.
Knoxville Express and Malvtin Leader Paraphrase Notes
The passage quotes the Knoxville Express noting mood decline and crops with discrepancies and a Hana short erp surplus while the Malvtin Leader laments slow business and unfinished tasks from overbooking. It suggests that time mismanagement leads to neglect and limited future free time.
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Cutting the Tax Debate Prompts State Levy Questions
Citizens wrestle with whether to raise the state levy on Des Moines area properties and how tax shifts affect farmers and small towns. The discussion questions if valuations should rise and if property owners bear the burden while big cities seek relief. The debate hinges on the balance between tax revenue and local burdens across the state.
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Tyna
Fragmented reminiscences and city life musings from midcentury page
A stream of disjointed reflections on culture, theater, and daily life in New York. References include James Montgomery Flagg, Broadway depravity, a Savoy Plaza manicure salon, a Moss and weeds image, and a note on the New York telephone directory. The piece wanders through media, personalities, and urban scenes with nostalgic tone.
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Ay Levin
Savoy Plaza
Liuet Barton
Josef Stransky
The Main Drag and Advertising’s Value to Downtown Real Estate
Advertising in city newspapers shapes retail traffic and property values, centering on the main thoroughfare known as the main drag where retailers spend heavily on ads. The piece notes 4 percent ad spend for average department stores, while marginal retailers chase traffic on the central spine, with downtown real estate benefiting from visibility and footfall.
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Avid Bottle Collectors Across Cities in 1931
In this reminiscence the narrator tours bottle collecting scenes from New York to London and Paris. He recalls a bottle shop in New York with an oddly brown bottle and describes global bottle hunters roaming cities like London Paris and Ind with vivid street scenes and tea rooms.
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Cooking Innovations From a Historic Kitchen Section
An old kitchen column describes chicken cooked in milk and new side dishes. It lists Summer Squash on Casestote with squash tomatoes butter and crumbs, Moravian Deep Apple Pie with apples and pastry, and Creamed Beef over buttered toast, all framed as practical, everyday recipes from a Western Nowarmner Union publication in 1031.
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Paris Style Hints By Alice LangeliFr
Paris fashion notes discuss summer trends with women readers and hints on styling in the city. A light guide mentions fabric choices and Parisian influence influencing wardrobes for the season.
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S. Bratt
Olay
Sears
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Sean Wt
Athena
Paris
Fragmentary dialogue overheard in morning scene
A garbled passage records a tense morning exchange between a wife and Jal with phrases like "Pt 400 to 7" and references to a "tivart" and "egical stud Tr ed Sabu" amid unclear context. No clear events or identities emerge.
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Nia
Fashion and jewelry trends amid hard times and caution
The passage discusses the strain of tough times on jewelry and fashion, noting rumors about family jewels being pawned and women sending jewels to banks. It contrasts costume versus real jewelry, suggesting designers favor quality and durability over flashy items as fashion evolves.
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Amart
Daily Knowledge Test questions for page seven
A set of quiz prompts asks for the presumptive heir to the British throne the Polish dictator the discovered planet planet name philosopher author of A Psalm of Life Edgar Allan Poe burial place offices held by Jefferson Davis before presidency of the Confederacy questions about Filipino citizens Georges Clemenceau Lord Protector of the Commonwealth and the independent state over which Pope Pius rules.
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Jefferson Davis
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Confederate States
Georges Clemapis
Commonwealth
Pope Pius
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason features Myrtle Mugele
A poem depicts Myrtle Mugele as a vain village girl seeking Hollywood fame. It traces her disdain for chores and rise toward beauty pageant glory, then a failed search for paid, steady work in the film industry. The verse mocks vanity and the lure of celebrity in a lighthearted rural voice.
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