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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1924

Page

2

Poe Namesake Enlists in U S Marines in New Orleans

In New Orleans, Edgar Allen Poe’s namesake joined the Marine Corps stamping his enlistment papers and pledging to serve with the guard on the President Coolidge yacht Mayflower. The recruit has six years of service and is related to the famed poet through Lieut Elgar Allen Poe.

New Orleans Jane America Marine Corps Edgar Allen Poe Nevermore Poe Marine Guard Coolidge Yucht Elgar Allen Poe

Envied Time First Thief Time steals on Bill

Time steals on and the thief boasts of luck while another thief brags that the lucky man cannot be arrested, reflecting a scene from the Boston Transcript.

Baoston

Demonstrations Roar At Democratic Convention For Smith

Mammison Square Garden erupted as McAdoo supporters clashed with Smith backers during a noisy nominating show. Delegates shouted and jeered while banners from California, Oregon, Idaho, Washington, Fray and South Carolina led the march. Smith supporters in the galleries stayed largely silent as Franklin D. Roosevelt tried to quell the disturbance and Smith backers demanded order before continuing the address.

McAdoo Sweet California Smith Franklin JD. Roosevelt Tand Youwre New York Tammany Smith Rooters Walsh Mammison Square Garden Dune Alfred FE Skegthe McAdog

Cross Continent Hiker Smash All Records

A fragmented account notes a demonstration at a political convention with loud chants and banners. It mentions M. F. Healy introducing Al Smith, various state delegations, and nominating speeches for Smith and McAdoo, with interruptions from roars and whistles. A separate item highlights a long hike by McNeil from Los Angeles to Washington.

McNeil Los Angeles Washington Cuvoldge

Anita Happenings Highlight Local Social and News

In Anita on June 26 the Ride'n Wee club met at Mrs. Andy Miller's East Main home for a fancy work afternoon followed by a three course luncheon. Ed. L. Newton attended the Town State Postmasters' convention in Des Moines. Notable visits include Robert Scott and wife in Des Moines and Wm. C. Aldrich undergoing surgery at Mayo Clinic in Rochester. A weed mowing order prompts town cleanup, and a weather-delayed band concert in City Park is canceled. The Service Star Legion held a large bi-monthly social at American Legion HQ with refreshments. Minnie Forshay leaves Anita for Paterson New Jersey after a long local presence. multiple notes detail farewells and community ties.

Anita News-Telegraph Andy Miller East Main Street Guy Steinmetz Adair Ed. L. Newton Des Moines Theo B. Goodpasture Blackfoot Idaho Chas E. Faulkner Robert Scott Wm. C. Aldrich Emma Wade Lulu Gotsche Grand Island Nebraska G. M. Adair B .D. Forshay Helen Birge R. D. Vernon Ella Meyer Glen Porch Anita Record Office Service Star Legion American Legion Minnie.Borshay Paterson New Jersey Forshay Cass County A. P F A. M Minnie Forshay W. E. Fish Mildred Hallam Los Angeles California Miss Porshay Frieda Aldrich J.T. Aldrich A. Thompson Jenka

The Old Ones and the New Ones in Horace Greeley’s Quip

A compact note reflects Horace Greeley’s quip about old and new ones. It hints at editorial wit and the era’s rhetorical style without direct quotation. The line echoes a caution about embracing novelty while respecting tradition.

Att Sue Horace Greeley

Sun Splitting in Two Insight From Eastern Educator

Eastern educator West Chester, once Aerick, predicts the sun will split in five as the great orb nears visibility. Dr. Todd, Amherst professor emeritus, observes the sun from Graystone near the eastern edge. he notes the edge is covered. Possible earth effects are intangible for years if any.

West Chester

Earth's Weak Spots Surface Crust Seams Highlighted

The article notes several weak areas in Earth's crust identified by ancientia saya. It discusses geological gaps and stresses, suggesting regions prone to movement or instability and implying broader implications for tectonics and seismic research.

Earth

Electric household items in prize contest noted

A brief notice outlines an upcoming contest offering electric items including a table stove toaster iron radio boudoir lamp as prizes. The entry mentions Nichols and Kitig as organizers and hints at a straightforward, hook-free competition.

Nichols & Kitig

No Soke at the Time Bind Michael

Michael from Montana Indiana walked across a railroad trestle where a train approached He slipped and fell six inches to the ground His fingers bled and he faced the danger of a longer fall He recalls the incident with a smile that was no joke Be the One.

Michael Montana Indiana

Clear on the Face of It It May Alter the Complexion

An opinion piece from the Boston Transcript explores how appearances and perceptions shape judgments. The column argues that surface impressions can sway reasoning and influence decision making in everyday life.

Boston Transcript

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