Atlantic News Telegraph publication notice and rates
Notice of publication details for The News Telegraph Atlantic Iowa. Includes ownership by E P Chase R C A Chase E R Chase editor and publisher, postal note, advertising reps, Inland Daily Press Association and Iowa Press Association membership, subscription rates by carrier and mail, with note for evening delivery and a non-telephone contact for delivery changes or address changes.
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Debated Hoover War Debt Moratorium Plan
The article outlines President Hoover's proposal for a one year moratorium on war debts starting July 1. It lists annual payments among Great Britain France Italy and Germany and notes allied sums and reparations. It also covers expected effects on global recovery and political reactions from both parties.
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Sunday Observance in Pennsylvania Sports and Liquor Laws
The piece condemns Sunday bans on baseball in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, noting Pennsylvania’s lax liquor laws and selective enforcement. It critiques hypocrisy in enforcing Sunday restrictions while allowing widespread Sunday vices, calling for consistency and sane, clean amusements.
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Hot Weather Advice From Health Authority
Readers are urged to follow practical rules for hot weather. The health authority recommends staying hydrated, avoiding strenuous outdoor activity during peak heat, wearing light clothing, seeking shade, and checking on vulnerable neighbors. Practical tips aim to reduce heat stress and maintain comfort during the heat term.
Guidance on hot weather health and attitudes in rural life
The article urges sensible hot weather practices including light meals rich in fruit and vegetables, ample water, daily tepid baths, and moderation in exertion. It notes the same heat impact across the U S and stresses mental attitude as a factor in enjoying summer while crops mature in the farm belt.
The Day's Editorial The New Wasteland
The Chicago Journal of Commerce reports President Hutchins of the University of Chicago delivering a bold address on modern waste and economic uncertainty. He contrasts 20th century wealth with continued hunger and confusion, urging humility and cautious optimism amid rapid scientific and economic change.
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Surplus concerns and farmer production urging restraint
The Iowa Press argues farmers must reduce wheat output for local consumption to lift prices. Shenandoah Sentinel notes government absorption of small yearly surpluses but finds no method to curb excess production when prices rise. A critic denounces meat slaughtering practices as tasteless, calling for stronger action in the name of suffering humanity.
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Shenandoah Sintinel
Best plan for the country favors voluntary coop between business and government
The Tribune argues the ideal is a cooperative relation where business and government work together, asserting neither should dominate. It contends success hinges on which side creates greater statesmen, reflecting cautious信 optimistic governance by collaboration.
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Ames Daily ‘Tribune
The Drawing Line in Cherokee Times Editorial
The editorial discusses church union and unity among organizations, noting how unity requires each side to surrender its own identity. It argues negotiations stall when one side resists adapting methods and theories, emphasizing the need for mutual compromise to reach an agreement.
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Cherokee Times
Making It Plain at Davenport Times
Perhaps Me Coolidge has discovered that editors know being interesting daily is a feat not easily achieved. The column remarks on the challenge of sustaining engaging writing and the craft of daily newspaper work.
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Entitled to Something Missouri Valley Newar
Cy. Cale, once a congressman, shifted to a senate berth with a lifetime tenure, following his ouster from a prior job, in a move reflecting entitlement debates.
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Leadership Needed as World Lacks Inspired Guidance
Sioux City Tribune notes that American resources are at peak while warning a powerful shortage of leadership. The article argues that global strength mirrors US vitality, yet calls for inspired direction to harness this capacity and address mounting challenges.
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Sioux City Tribune
Economy Hits Society at Army Fort Des Moines
The City Sun notes the average American citizen will not worry about Hoover's economy program and mocks the Des Moines post as a social center for officers and their wives, suggesting Uncle Sam should stop funding such social expenses. The piece frames the fort as social rather than military in purpose.
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Not Self-Seekers in Humboldt Republican
The Humboldt Republican notes there are capable men who avoid publicity and public office. They succeed quietly in business and bring pleasure and profit to their circles, yet shrink from public roles. Their mental attitude keeps them out of public places, where they get the most out of life.
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Toway to Town recounts Dubuque mining era deeds
Iowa history author Irving Richman details early Dubuque mining days. The tale of Loukka Massey recounts the 1835 murder of Bill Smith, the ensuing jural outcomes, and public anger.
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Bile Smith
Iowa's Louisa County Named for Massey Family Figure
The passage recalls a 19th century Iowa tale linking Louisa Massey to the county name. It mentions an 1836 Wisconsin territory division, and notes Louisa Massey as the honored namesake, the sole Iowa county bearing a woman’s name.
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Urban flora fascination blooms amid New York skyline
June 24 report describes New Yorkers embracing greenery in crowded city life. From window-sill geraniums to rooftop patches and potted Christmas trees, residents find relief in floral displays, while cinema and theater culture intersect with garden themes and notable figures pass through the city.
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The Theater Genius Described In A New Amsterdam Elevator
A late afternoon encounter in New Amsterdam theater life portrays a pudgy cheerful theatrical genius with a grotesque cap. The scene unfolds amid family distress as two dogs vanish from a house only to be found safe and sleeping in a closet.
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New Amsterdam
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Advertising teamwork lifts the paper and merchant
Orville Elder of the Washington Journal urges advertisers and salesmen to collaborate deeply. He says sales success comes when the salesman understands the advertiser’s needs and helps extend campaigns into the business place, turning space into real value and building stable community presence.
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Orville Elder
Washington (Jr.) Journal
Mr. Merchant
Xi Jenny Modal Tales Of Figs And Ne
A fragmentary note references Xi and Jenny in a quirky tale about figs and ne. The text hints at a modal dialogue or call but remains unclear. Further readable context would clarify characters and setting.
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Kitchen Cupboard by Nellie Maxwell
All Rood ant evti, whether af the body or in human nature, originates in the soul. And therefore, if the head and the body are to be well, you must begin by curing the soul. Plato.
Italian Good Things and Soup Recipes From 1931
A fragmented 1931 Western Newspaper Union excerpt offers recipe fragments for a thick risotto style soup and Potage au Chou with cabbage, rice, and butter, plus Herring or Mackerel Italienne and Egg Entrae prepara tions. It includes grated cheese mixtures with Gruyere and Parmesan and notes on preparation, cooking times, and serving.
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Western Newspaper Union
Fragmentary obituary notes from unidentified clipping
Fragmented text references a 94 year old person and a named spouse or relative, with scattered descriptors. The legible bits mention colors, clothing details, and a possible slate of decorative terms, but no coherent event, place, or clear identity to form a fuller obituary or news item.
Fragmentary Twilight Image Describes Decorative Trim
Vague lines note diamond trimming on shoulder strap and belt amid mentions of Martial et Armand and a coffee-brown Jace, with no green slip to alter a midsummer evening for love, suggesting a mood piece or fashion snippet from a literary-leaning page.
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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on taxes and lawmakers
A poem lampoons statesmen pitching tax cuts amid pre election din. It recalls a bygone era with income tax absent and simple life, contrasting it with modern taxes that keep growing despite promises. The piece blends humor with social critique of public spending and taxation.
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