06 Mar 1930
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
1
Atlantic Telegraph subscribers who do not receive their papers should call before 7 o'clock at 140-R. This is not The News-Telegraph number. Subscribers may change address discontinue service or give other notices by contacting the office.
A dense roll call of radio programming across networks including NBC ABC WEAF WARB and regional stations. Listings cover shows from early morning to midnight with names like Duke Ellington's orchestra Alpha Sayre Opera Company and various local music and drama segments across Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago and New York City.
The article outlines kitchen tips from Nellie Maxwell, detailing garnish ideas for fowl dishes and desserts, emphasizing appetite stimulation through elegant touches. It references pastry, fruit rings, and decorative techniques, while noting evolving ad copy and household advertising trends of the era.
A garbled OCR fragment contains scattered phrases about crowding street distress and brokers favoring a plan. It mentions names and places in unclear sequences with stray quotes, lacking coherent events or a clear narrative. The text resembles a chaotic diary or police blotter snippet with no definite conclusions.
The piece discusses a nationwide vote on prohibition and constitutional change, noting the complexity of reform efforts and predicting uncertain outcomes. It quotes opinions on whether the constitution could be amended, the political hurdles, and the likelihood of any drastic legal shifts while listing county financial assessments and local figures.
Partial readable lines speak of spiritual reflections during Lent with scattered phrases on devotion and prayer. The garbled text references discussions of faith, duress, return, and personal contemplation amid unclear context and missing names or dates.
The text urges readers to advertise to attract customers and buy from mail order houses. It blames reluctance on delays and stresses that the public reads advertisements and will buy from catalogs if approached.
In a vivid Paris fashion column the writer returns to themes of femininity and style. The piece blends observations of modern attire with cultural cues, offering practical hints for readers seeking chic, era appropriate fashion guidance.
Fragments recount a troubled narrator’s reflections on crime, punishment, luck, and human folly. The text threads through tales of dauntless men, failed fortunes, and moral judgments, mentioning Edgar and a lost writer’s fate amid derision and regret.
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