Atlantic News-Telegraph masthead notice and subscriptions
An OCRish page from the Atlantic News Telegraph details publication by E P Chase and R C G Chase with owners and editor names, post office entry, foreign advertising reps, contact numbers, and extensive subscription rates. It also notes delivery options for evening papers and instructions for address changes and delivery notices.
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Canada
Iowa
Torrayoutsi
Msil
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
T O'Elock
Negus Telegraph
Currier
Hoover tariff clash and Brookhart stance mentioned
A long analysis discusses prohibition era enforcement and police shootings, contrasting attitudes with Senator Brookhart and Senator Borah. It reviews Hoover era farm relief plans, tariff policy implications, and Brookhart's political maneuvering amid debate over agrarian policies and the McNary Bir. The piece contrasts campaign positions with post election actions and notes shifting support within Hoover allies.
The Negro Congressman in Washington
The article critiques Oscar DePriest, the Negro congressman from Wines, highlighting his isolate position in a white dominated congress. It notes the attention around his presence and Mrs DePriest at the White House visit with Mrs Hoover, and discusses racial dynamics, representation and prejudices shaping his district and reception in Congress. It cites W. G. Sibley on moral philosophy from the Chicago Journal of Commerce to contextualize public virtue and the tension between reward, punishment, and upright living.
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Oscar de Riest
Martin B. Madden
House of Congress
DePricet
Washington
King
Gamepsede
White House
Hoover
Abu
NePriest
Himech
Negro Congress
Absola
Canyan Madden
Mall
W. G." Sibley
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Pac Aveltor
Punial
The Pure of Heart See Value in Doing Right
A local reflection extols virtue as its own reward and selfless living. It argues that true goodness comes from inner nature, not fear of hell or hope for reward, praising individuals who choose right as a natural way of life.
Great Fun Reflects on President Hoover and Public Criticism
A satirical survey notes how supporters and critics split on Hoover's stance. The piece catalogues reactions to prohibition, tariffs, immigration, farm relief, disarmament, and social change, asserting that every action attracts praise or scorn from different groups. It ends by deeming the presidency a constant source of public scrutiny.
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Easblieau
Lawa
Illinois
Fanney
Brookhart
Senate Committee
Norbeck
South Dakota
Hoover
Brooknert
Senate
Borah
Brouckhart
Smith
Editorial on Mrs. Gilman and Don Luig of Bourbon
The Chicago Tribune notes Infanta Eulalia comments on the romance between Mrs. Mabel Corey Gilman and Don Luig of Bourbon. It describes her cautious attitude toward a potential settlement, estimating Luis’s worth at about $1,000 a month as evidence of genuine affection and shrewd bargaining.
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Chicago “Tribune
Mabel Corey Gilman
Don Luig
Infanta Eulalia
Giananto
Luis
Bourbon rumors and a potential marriage hinted in gossip
A fragmented text suggests speculation about a marriage involving Mrs. Gilman and a Mr Gann. It mentions Bourbon experiences, early republic era reputations, and a baronet possibly worth $1,000 a month. The piece implies discerning buyers in the Burd. youn market and notes that a Bourbon in good condition would fetch a high price.
Hard Roads and Towns In Iowa Debate Focus
A collection of reader comments from Iowa papers argues for or against paved roads, highlighting how community action and local leadership shape road policies and economic outcomes. Readers cite examples of towns profiting from better highways while warning against complacency and outdated methods.
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Did You Ever Stop to Think About Hospitality in Hotels
Eden Th Waite writes on the evolution of hotel hospitality from the old fashioned innkeeper to modern oversized establishments. H William Klare of Hotely- Statlur Company argues hospitality must anticipate guest needs, maintain courtesy, and train staff to ensure guest satisfaction, while the slogan The guest is always right endures.
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Eden Th. Waite
Ola
H. William Klare
Hotely- Statlur Cmpany, Inc
Iit
Stutler
Me Rippeing Rhymes by Walt Mason
Fragmentary verse satire with fragmented phrases about pests and insects. Mentions orange trees lemons gloves and an imported fly or bug. The text is garbled but conveys a comic alarm over a pest threatening trees and life.
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Walt Mason
Pie Recipes and Farm Pests Spark 1929 Column
A collage of pie making directions with Lemon Meringue and Coconut pies, followed by a Farm and science column noting corn borers threaten crops. The piece reflects 1929 era domestic guidance and concerns about pests and agricultural viability. It cites William V. Carruth and George Matthew Adams Services, blending culinary detail with rural science commentary.
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Aun
Leon
Deamon Plesia
Niger
Crown Inn
Boyington
Winton Nowapanor Malin
Correct English Quiz Highlights Grammar Nuances
A reader submits a quiz with questions on pronunciation, subject verb agreement, and subjunctive usage. It discusses neither my brother nor sister phrasing, proper use of to be in conditional forms, and notes a copyright credit to Public Leader.
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Don
Bob
Bib
Tom
Poblie Leduer
Paris Sighs and Courtroom Quips In Parley Vows Tale
A fragment from a column or fiction scene features Mrs Newrighe returning from Europe with Paris praised and educated people, contrasted with local street cleaners. A prison exchange hints at a court case, a lawyer request, and a tense, satirical mood about manners and expectations in a small town.
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