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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
1
The piece reviews President Coolidge initial speech highlighting love of country and humanity. It notes economy emphasis to ease public burden and positions America’s role as helpful and idealistic rather than boastful, with limited political criticism and broad national purpose.
The new vice president Charles G. Dawes condemned Senate rules on unlimited debate in a calm address, urging reform while praising the Senate as the nation’s open forum. The piece notes mixed reactions from astonishment to amusement and discusses the balance between debate freedom and efficient lawmaking.
Fragmentary OCR preserves a local humor piece satirizing Walt Mason. It references a grocer, a sheriff, and drastic justice in a quizzical dialogue about paying with prunes and mischief in a town. Names and clear actions are imperfectly legible, but the tone is playful and period-voiced.
A fragmented OCR snippet references a line about sins not buried and a "Vicious plays wild trip us up" phrase linked to Blige in a copyright context. The text is partial and unclear, with garbled words about government, phony checks, and risky statements.
A fragment style piece notes spring mood and idle talk. It riffs on lazy men in Tennessee mountains Mississippi and Alabama and poke fun at fashion hair cuts chewing tobacco and dating. It references a wandering girl on a magazine cover and a lingering refrain about spring thoughts and spending.
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