Subscriptions and delivery details for News-Telegraph readers
The notice lists prices for six months and yearly subscriptions by various methods, including by carrier and mail to Canada and foreign countries. Advertising reps are named for Enill-Burke in New York and Chicago offices. A subscriber notice instructs Atlantic readers to call Black 170 for later evening delivery if their edition is late, and clarifies this is not the News-Telegraph’s number.
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Canada
W-S
Enill-Burke, Inc
New York City
Brokaw
Broadway
Chicago
South Michigan Blvd
Rice
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Pittsburg Plus and Ship Subsidy Debate Draws Farm Bureau
A Kansas farm bureau meeting discusses President proposed ship subsidy to reduce wartime shipload. It argues against subsidies but supports a calm public talk on public questions. The piece shifts to the Pittsburgh Plus freight scheme, urging abolition as farmers seek clarity amid industrial pressures. The column criticizes railroad earnings and calls for federal scrutiny.
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Farm Bureau Organization
Farm Bureau
Pittsburg
Chicago
Pittsburgh Plus
End to Worry Prayer Verse Paraphrase
A devotional excerpt cites Philippians 4 6 7 urging believers not to worry but to pray with thanksgiving. It emphasizes letting requests be known to God and promises the peace of God guarding hearts and minds through Christ Jesus.
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Christ Jesus
Vote of Confidence Continues in Lloyd George Ministry
Beaten again. The adhosi tion to Premier Lloyd George predicts a confidence vote, but the latest test shows a strong majority for George. The recent vote last week stood about ten to one in his favor, underscoring the swing of sentiment.
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Lloyd George
George
Strike proves coal surplus as cause of mining troubles
The miners strike enters its fourteenth week with coal stocks still ample, suggesting a surplus of up to two hundred thousand miners. The miners demand higher wages to cover unemployment time, while operators argue such pay is economically impossible and would push firms toward bankruptcy.
No Unemployment Here in City and County
No unemployment exists as labor markets show full hiring in the city and county. Reports nationwide mirror this, with day laborers demanding ten dollars a day in some centers and turning away if not met. The main obstacle to postwar prosperity remains the threatened railroad strikes alongside miners on strike.
Fixing Farm Schedules Under Tariff Bill Debate
A senate committee has finalized farm product schedules in the tariff bill. Advocates of free trade mock protection, arguing the nation would become a dumping ground for Chinese farm labor and cheap labor. The debate hints at potential benefits to some farm products, but the outcome remains unclear.
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Senate Committee
The Day's Editorial A 40 Million Profit On Steel
Analysis argues against Pittsburgh Plus and the United States Steel advantage in rolling steel. John A. Topping and E. H. Gary testified before the Lockwood committee that US Steel enjoys a 3 to 5 dollar ton edge due to ore and coal railroads. Estimated corporate advantage reaches about 53.9 million dollars for 1920.
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Chicago Tribune
Midvale
Inland
Pittsburgh Plus
John A. Topping
Republic Company
E. H. Gary
Steel Corporation
Lockwood Committee
New York
United States Steel Corporation
American Iron and Steel Institute
Its
Fragmented quotes and quips drift through a restless column
A string of puns and odd observations spans health hints, sports, timeless sayings, and mock headlines. Notes touch Aman’s housing, saxophonists, a tone about Babe Ruth, a porch swing as a money saver, racehorse ponderings, gyroscopes, and fleeting glimpses of headlines like Tait Sits on London Beach.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Circumstantial Evidence
A verse by Walt Mason mocks drunkenness while presenting a red nosed preacher who refuses liquor. The speaker notes the irony of outward vice while urging moral uplift, with playful sarcasm about public perceptions and caution against harsh judgment.
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Bod
Fireless Fourth urged for safe Fourth celebration
Officials advocate a fireless Fourth of July with supervised displays and safety measures. They warn that while property damage from fireworks is minor, deaths and injuries are common, citing six Chicago children burned last year. Emphasis is on patriotic community events and reduced noise and illumination to cut casualties.
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Chicago
National Board of Fire
Adams Rite Poetic Line Sparks Soulful Hope
A George Matthew Adams line notes that despite bagging pants one may spring something good to lift spirits and keep souls from sagging, reflecting a whimsical prompt for resilience.
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George Matthew Adams
Pope Bids Farewell to Cardinal Gibbons
A reminiscence from Maurice Prang Egan recounts a Whit House luncheon where a guest asked Cardinal Gibbons if the pope is infallible. The cardinal smilingly responded with a playful Italian farewell phrase, echoing the papal departure.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Whit House
Cadinol Gibbons
Addi
Cardinale Jibbenes
Maurice Prancig Egan
Review of
Officials Condemn 400 Hickory Street Home After Dispute
Mrs Cora Luke sought repairs on the Comers occupied property at 400 Hickory Street. City officials condemned the premises as unfit for habitation. The city council met with Mrs Luke and the Comers to decide next steps. Supervisors may relocate the Comers to the county farm due to Mr Comer's poor health and need for surgery.
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Cora Luke
Cumberland
Hickory Street
Luke
Mra. Comer
Comer
Real Estate Transfers Listed for BMA Campbell and Newton Referee
Transfers show Francis W. Campbell moving rights to Wm. and FM Nichols on 6-24-22 with valuation 3 and 00.00. L Newton, acting referee, transfers to W. G. McMarland on 1-20-22 valued at 11 Anita 1,025.00.
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Francis W. Campbell
Nichols Vd
Atlantic
L. Newton
W. G. McMarland
Anita
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