Notice to Subscribers on Evening Delivery Delays
A restless notice to Atlantic subscribers of the News-Telegraphy explains that those not receiving their papers by evening can call before seven to arrange delivery. It clarifies no apology is offered for the delay.
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Remntic News
News and Telegraph
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CHASE
E. P. Chase
Atlantic
Congress
United States Grain Corporation
Furey
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Mexico
England
Egypt
Fragmented idle bus and kind neighbor aid scene
A disjointed monologue describes a bus idle on a lane and neighbors offering kindness. The narrator muses on repairs and tinkering, a passing motorist and the urge to seek help, while observing the dusty street and a toiling night bar. It hints at everyday urban life and small acts of neighborly aid.
Kellogg Criticized for Latin America Diplomacy Shortfall
Charles P. Stewart analyzes Kellogg's Latin American policy as failing to win friends among south American republics. Calles’ sharp reply to Kellogg’s anti radiestism warning in Mexico highlights Washington’s fragile influence and Latin American skepticism toward U.S. frankness.
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Charles P. Stewart
NBA
Washington
Frank B. Kellogg
United ‘States
Calles
Mexico
Bellage Care
Washiurton
Kellogg
Dio
Ingle
Alles
Kind Neighbors Lift Fat, Spavined Spywright Reader
A fragmented satirical morceau recounts a downtrodden narrator distraught by loss and weather, yet cheered by kindly neighbors who restore his faith in humanity. The piece nods to resilience and community support amid hardship, with a playful, period voice.
Quips and Quirks From a Quizzical Year of Sayings
A garbled column presents a playful mix of aphorisms and jokes on love, bootleggers, sleep, indifference, sunburn cures, and neighborly loans. It riffs on cultural figures and common sayings with whimsical misreads and wordplay from NEA Service.
Prop Wanted and the Leaning Aid Prayer Incident
A colored janitor in a St. Louis church had a violent temper with periods of repentance. He was converted but his temper resurfaced during a moment of prayer when a woman asked the Lord for fortitude. The scene references an improvised plea and a witness named Christiana.
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St. Louis
T B Campaigns Produce Big Results Here Says Report
Thousands of lives have been saved in the tuberculosis campaign since 1907 as the Iowa Board of Control issues its fourteenth biennial report. The tuberculosis death rate fell from 76 to 43.5 per 100000, with a 43 percent decrease, credited to sanatorium care public education and health improvements.
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Des Moines
Stitute
Towa Board
Rentro
Towa
Old time doctor keeps relics of early Iowa practice
Des Moines notes Dr. O L Lowery a longtime senate doorkeeper and veteran physician preserves old documents from over forty years ago. A signed bill by forty-three Tewa doctors set a $50 baby care fee, while the historic schedule shows $10.00 for bringing a child into the world and $2 for the first visit with $1.50 for subsequent visits in town, higher for country drives.
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Des Moines
INS
O. L. Lowery
Towa Senate
Iowa
Tewa
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Fair Weather Ahead Says Weather Expert
Des Moines June 246. Chief meteorologist Charles D. Reed predicts fair weather for Iowa, with dry roads after recent rain. High pressure in the northwest signals improving conditions through the weekend, while temperatures rise from 62 earlier today. Southern Iowa reports heavier rainfall, with Burlington at 2.08 inches and other towns recording lighter totals.
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Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
Towa
Reed
Iowa
Reel
Burlington
Keokuk
Lamoni
Clarinda
Atlantic
Albia
Carroll
Old Time Physicians Charged For Fractures In Ames Era
The piece recalls early medical charges with a first mile fee of 2.60 and 75 cents for each extra mile, doubled at night. It notes that fracture care became scarce as a midwestern doctor era faded, mentioning Ly Lowery and two surviving colleagues Dr. Louis Scheoler and Dr. D. S. Fairchild.
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Broker Bones
Ly. Lowery
Louis Scheoler
Nevada
Des Moineses
D. S. Fairchild
Ames
Clintot
Education's Proper Aim in Citizens Duty toward Fatherland
A brief reflection on civic duty and the role of education guiding citizens to fulfill obligations to their country. The text emphasizes that education should direct individuals toward serving and strengthening the nation, aligning personal growth with national duty.
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