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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
1
Notice to News-Telegraph subscribers about delivery times and a contact number. Includes mentions of Associated Press credits and advertising representatives. Addresses and dates reference 1879 style context.
An excerpt from the Cedar Rapids Republican criticizes Brookhart's campaign rhetoric as pandering to Wall Street and urges Republicans to judge Harding by his own record. The piece argues Brookhart’s attacks risk alienating party voters and questions his suitability and loyalty to the Republican platform.
The American Federation of Labor expresses dissatisfaction with current amendment methods and argues for an easier process. It notes past makers of the constitution were wise for their era, but asserts that faults today could be cured by amendments tomorrow.
The American Federation of Labor argues against proposed constitutional changes claiming debates across states and the people would follow, but cites Supreme Court rulings holding organized labor liable for losses during strikes. They note nineteen constitutional amendments since adoption and defend the structure as set by the founders.
Cedar Rapids Republican reports Colonel Smith Brookhart in Washington Iowa disparaging President Harding. Brookhart claims he will listen only to more than Wall Street interests. The editorial pins the remark as undignified and argues Brookhart wrong to the core.
Poet Walt Mason reflects on aging and time passing as he compares his view of a baseball game to observing women at a quilting frame, noting his remaining time feels brief while watching games with calm curiosity.
A fragmented verse captures a baseball crowd's fevered scene with a southpaw pitcher, a distracted umpire, and players fading into ghostly echoes. Vivid, jumbled imagery conveys sport’s chaos and the speaker's weariness as passions rise and fall in the noisy ballpark.
A string of humorous, fragmented lines covers topics from fashion and cooking to tariffs, weather, and odd anecdotes. References include a Florida aviator surviving on grasshoppers, a deserter from the Rhine, and jokes about radios and honorary degrees.
PRESCOTT June 21 Ralph Petty a 28 year old farm hand working nearby six months attempted death by own action Monday evening by shooting himself in the temple with a rifle he had just bought in Prescott
Fragments describe a young man from Frank Murphy's area who traveled toward Corning, with a wound said to be under the skin. Reports mention worry over understanding the extent of the injury and a possible misstep leading to the harm. Details are unclear and sourced loosely from local notes.
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