25 Jun 1928
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1928
Page
1
A pasted republication page features an editorial from the Atlantic News Telegraph criticizing political campaigning, urging readers to judge candidates by practical leadership rather than rhetoric. It discusses Democrats versus Republicans, relief for farmers, and critiques public figures and institutions with a tone of opinion and satire.
Confused report outlines alleged blacklist within the D A R criticizing Mrs Hele Tults Maile of Cambridge Massachusetts. Discussion centers on expulsion from the organization and the right to protest before the next national gathering.
An overview of the American canning industry highlighting the dominant role of Continental Can Company in Chicago, its training school for factory machinery, and the scale of production for Campbell Soup at Damien New Jersey. The piece notes advances in machinery reducing costs, the vast trainloads of cans shipped daily, and the rising consumption of canned goods driven by urban living and convenience.
Describes H C Conger named general manager for Northwestern Bell Iowa interests and the new Iowa district. Praises his twenty years with the company, his knowledge of the telephone business, and asserts the promotion reflects merit and reliable leadership for service and investments nationwide.
The republican newspaper foresees Mr Hoover’s win and declares his leadership will aid agriculture and national welfare. It praises his capacity, human sympathy, and potential to mobilize effective programs, while noting farm support and broad appeal across party lines despite factionalism.
Charles Crow argues against third party relief for farmers, doubting the McNary-Haugen bill and urging loyalty to the Republican platform. He says a president would defer to Congress, stressing intra party unity to bridge regional divides and push a fair campaign. He hopes Herb Hoover will help bridge the gulf between East and West.
The New York Herald-Tribune notes the collapse of the anti Hoover movement at Kansas City as inevitable. It credits Hoover with strong organizational skill and broad party support, arguing his candidacy marks a shift to executive competence over rhetoric and that Coolidge’s nonreappointment makes Hoover the party’s likely successor.
Poem styled as a nostalgic lyric about returning home. The speaker longs for reunion with a loved one while facing departure and loneliness. Refrains emphasize hope of someone waiting at the door and the comfort of home on return.
A humorous verse by Walt Mason satirizes weight loss through walking and self discipline. The speaker notes fat as man’s foe and promises improvement if readers follow simple steps along sunlit paths, despite humorous digressions and quirky spellings.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a hospital procedure in London with references to catgut sutures and patient care. Readable fragments mention a surgeon, anesthesia, and postoperative care, but details are obscured by garbled text.
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