Atlantic News-Telegraph subscriber notice and rates
Public notice outlines subscription options and delivery instructions for Atlantic readers. It lists carrier and mail rates, contact phone numbers, and instructions to call if papers are not received by evening. It also clarifies notice requirements for address changes or discontinuations.
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Editorial Briefs on Spending and Politics in Iowa
The piece argues government spending, new deal ideas, and self liquidating projects may signal a spending trend. It notes Governor Wilson’s open-door approach, Townsendites debate, and a unique Atlantic family vacation across Iowa. It praises Harry B. Swan’s rise to Iowa GOP chair and warns producers, the taxpaying class, could form a new party if pushed by fiscal strain.
McNutt Aims for 1940 Presidency Parade
Paul Vories McNutt, Philippines high commissioner, returns from Manila while courting Democratic delegates for 1940. Pearson and Allen describe his campaign maneuvers, praise his Philippine governance, note tensions with Roosevelt and Farley, and suggest a dark horse strategy to win a convention deadlock.
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Jim Farley
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Warren G. Harding
Paul V. McNutt
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A humorous verse critiques domestic painting labor and urges homeowners to paint to brighten towns. The speaker describes couples painting fences and faces, smelling linseed oil, and wearing paint stains while praising the transformative power of colors and varnish. The piece playfully warns against grime and champions paint as civic improvement.
Today's Common Error Do not say death phrasing guidance
A language tip cautions avoiding euphemisms by recommending the plain word death for reporting. It emphasizes direct, precise phrasing in obituary or news writing to reduce ambiguity and preserve seriousness.
Vetter Family Visit Gathers Vetters in Grant Ia
The Vetter family from Denver Colorado visits Grant Iowa staying with Mr. and Mrs. David Vetter. Vesta Hendrickson of Portland Oregon, their daughter, is also present along with plans for another daughter Mary to join from the east this week, bringing the family together.
Calvary Church and Oxford Group Thriving in New York
The eight story Calvary Episcopal parish house near Gramercy Park bustles with Oxford Group visitors from England and Sweden en route to Minneapolis. Rev. Samuel M Shoemaker has revitalized Calvary focusing on labor outreach and a homeless mission while embracing Oxford Group work amid a century old landmark designed by James Renwick.
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Calvary
Samuel Ruggles
J. Watta. de Peyster
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Abram S. Hewitt
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St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Grace Church
Vassar College
Corcoran
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
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Maryland
Honey Flavor Differences Tied to Nectar Source
Honey flavor and color vary with the nectar sources bees collect. Different plants produce distinct sugars and pigments, shaping taste and hue.
Quiz Questions From Daily Knowledge Test Page
The page lists ten questions covering capitals physics aviation flags pole exploration pronunciation empire capitals sport figures and a race tragedy. It asks for Alabama capital amperometer flag stripe counts North Pole flight pioneers metamorphosis pronunciation former Turkish empire capital Sam Snead sport helicopter and the Indy 500 driver who died.
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Night School Teaches Diesel Engineering in Adair
A Tuesday and Thursday night diesel engineering course is offered at Adair high school. Instructor I. Consoliver, son of Mrs. J. C. Bang, is a former University of Wisconsin engineer on leave. Local residents visit relatives and travel to Colorado and Des Moines during the week.
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University of Wisconsin
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Red Oak
George Maloney
C. R. Minkner
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Menlo
Arthur Kelsey
Walter Lee
May Arnold
Des Moines
Craig Black
Chicago
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Avoca Band Concerts at Neola in Summer Series
Avoca town band directed by LeRoy L. Dick gave a concert at Neola park bandstand on Thursday evening. Future performances are planned every other Thursday through the summer with pieces from the new book Swing Band including Brooke's Chicago Marine Band March Tiger Rag and His Honor. The same program is slated for Avoca bandstand on Tuesday evening June 27.
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Mustard Name Ends Debate on Greek Physician Saying Nah-Poo
The piece notes Hippocrates nicknamed mustard Nah-Poo meaning that settles the matter. It presents a quirky linguistic aside about a famous physician's era and a contentious term. The historical detail centers on language and attribution.
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Lookin Around: Local Bits From Atlantic Eves
A church finance committee met at 6 am with full attendance. A printer laughed over a request to weigh 1 000 letterheads for postage. Dick Bell caught a 16-pound muskie in northern Wisconsin. Garden thrush behavior noted with nesting defense. France stamps World’s Fair issue reach Atlantic. Fathers fishing with guides. sons catch seven fish while dads one. Local politicians lampoon each other via mice in Welch’s window. Walt Mason’s death recalled through Ed Eustis link.
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Howard Beadie
Wally” Bullock
Charlie Smith
Spirit Lake
Bedouin Clan Conflict Report From Southern Arabia
Bedouins of southern Arabia reportedly avoid salt satiety issues amid disputes over supply routes. Local observers note nomadic groups maintaining tradional trade paths while evolving grazing and salt access practices.
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Senate to push action on new lending program bill
Senate leaders after a two hour Roosevelt meeting say action will be sought this session on a $3.86 billion lending program. Jemse H. Jones and John M. Carmody named to head the lending and works agencies must be confirmed.
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W. E. Brown Ex-Publisher Dies at 67 in San Diego
Relatives informed of the death of W. E. Brown 67 retired publisher of the Guthrie County Vedette Panora Iowa a prominent Republican. Brown traveled since retirement in 1928. In a 51 year newspaper career he published the Patriot Chronicle What Cheer managed Waverly publishing Co Waverly Indiana and worked on the Omaha World Herald. He is survived by his widow five daughters and four sons.
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Panhandle intriguing feature linked to Missouri state borders
A peculiar jog at Missouri's southeast corner between the Mississippi and St. Francis rivers is attributed to maneuvers by a prominent property owner south of the 96 80 parallel. His plantation reportedly influenced the boundary to include new territory in the state.
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