Atlantic News Telegraph Ad Rates and Veterans Welfare Debate
A long Atlantic Iowa notices section covers subscription rates, delivery guidance, and advertising details. It includes a lengthy editorial advocating reform of veterans compensation, condemning dual payments to disabled veterans employed by the government and urging curbs on overpayments while lauding the intent to aid those harmed in wars.
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United States
United Sts
Fife
Buresy
Veterans’ Bureau
Washington
National
Pros
Lelie Riven Chase
Uose
Bie
Phig
Pratt
Sim
Moe
Victorian Talk and Civic Scandals in a Lively Sermon
A mid Victorian voice recalls risqué talk, slang, and blunt phrases overheard in church life. The narrator shares how cuss words and unprintable language surfaced from a divine’s tale about influential parishioners, framed as a biting, vivid anecdote.
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Divine
Peculiar Trends In 1920s Consumer Markets And Nightlife
A San Francisco Chronicle survey of 900 industrial companies shows luxury goods rising while some essentials fall, suggesting a mind set shift amid lean times. Tobacco, alcohol and confectionery makers push aggressive advertising as dairy profits improve. food producers lag. The piece blends economic read of the era with anecdotes on hotel guests, theater seats, and iconic city views, noting a taste for luxury amid austerity.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Mueh
National City Bank
Foston
ieWs Bureau
falor @t.Jenst
Nation shifts from lineage to performance in modern world
The text argues for merit over ancestry, urging nations to welcome talent from all faiths. It criticizes Spain's historical treatment of Jews and notes how a nation’s strength comes from action, organization, and contribution rather than lineage.
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Spain
Ita
One Thing That's the Matter in Spain's Jewish Question
A fragmentary, dated dispatch argues that Jews have faced centuries of persecution but, in modern times, governments have welcomed them as economic actors. It contrasts Spain's past with present opportunities, claiming Jewish communities supply essential business and organizational leadership globally.
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Ehroile
Spain
New
Sart
Brookhart’s Campaign Attack on Farm Relief and Wall Street
A reader’s excerpt shows Brookhart attacking Sena Brogkhart as favoring reform and farm relief. The piece argues Brookhart misreads farm finance, defends capital and industry, and claims interdependence of agriculture and finance, praising past Iowa senators and criticizing Brookhart’s calls for tax and capital punishment of profits.
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Sena
Brogkhart
Cadipateig Fav
Bronkhurt
Rene Sun Cenes
Byookhart Stregan
Wall Street
Aynohart
Norris
la Polletue
Cyrus McCormick
Furniwrst
Nla
United States
Brookhart
jHreatest
Apuicultur
Towa
Senate
Washington
The Front Page editorial reflections in Nebraska City
An excerpt from Nebraska City News-Press discusses reactions to the film The Front Page. A Nebraska City woman notes reporters’ provocative language and the cinema’s portrayal of crime and sensationalism. The piece contrasts metropolitan reporters with ordinary people and mocks attempts to amplify words.
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Nebraska City
Diary of a modern Pepys in New York June day
A sanitized diary style paragraph from New York in June recounts a roam with the North river sighting composer George Gershwin praised for his music. The narrator notes home activities, listening to the wireless, and social meetings with figures like Roy Howard Will Hays and Howani Chandler amid bustling city scenes.
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New York
George Gershwin
Poulerer
Roy Howard
Will Lengel
Trent Woo Temon
Jassie Oy
Will Hays
din+ rer
Howani Chandler -Christy
S Hurley
Clarke
Kent
Cooper
Omnibua
Kitchen Cupboard by Nellie Maxwell
A fragmented kitchen column offers dessert ideas and recipes. It covers ice cream toppings and cake pairings, with instructions for chocolate, mint, and fruit sundaes, cream fillings, and fudge sauces, reflecting a vintage cafe menu tone.
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Berth
Angel
Edolmonde
Daniel
Western Nawannnar Union
Placing the Blame in Rippling Rhymes
Walt Mason vents on jealous neighbors who scapegoat a failed man for lack of success. He argues peers are preoccupied with their own aims, not plotting against him, while a self made rise erodes blame and pride shift to self reliance.
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Windenburg
Germany
Paul Boumer
Prince
France
Pgermany
Gerinuty
Hinduadurme
Gerrmany
Strigsele Aind
Finnie
Wahoare
Uwe
Wroan
Ata
George Ow Adomp Service
Dally Radwidge Test Ends In Death Mystery
A garbled clipping reports a fatal incident involving a person named Dally Radwidge and Willie in a scene described as tense with gunplay. The readable fragment suggests a death occurred and a test or confrontation was involved.
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