Atlantic News-Telegraph ad and editorial note
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists publication details, pricing, and a subscriber notice about evening delivery calls. It reprints a long, fragmented, editorial passage critiquing law violation and the inability of authorities to indict entire political and social systems, referencing Don Meliett in Canton, Ohio.
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Atlantic
News-Telegraph
Ohio
Canton
Don Meliett
Edmund Burke
Anita High School earns sectional glory with home crowd joy
An Anita high school basketball team, backed by a devoted hometown crowd, clinched a sectional title last Saturday. The victory showcased local booster energy and school pride, reflecting Anita spirit across the community near Atlantic.
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Anita
Anita High School
Stuars
Athantic
English Parliament Rooms Forsake Women Jurors
In England MPs complain that house rooms for them are poorly equipped, while in Iowa voters confront lack of suitable facilities for women jurors. With equal suffrage in law, women are eligible for jury service, yet no Iowa courthouse provides proper rooms, highlighting a need for better access and facilities for jurors.
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England
Parliament House
Iowa
Lawa
Amd
Report on bank guaranty law issued by Iowa legislature panel
A committee report finds the bank guaranty law not worthwhile and notes Nebraska banks owe large sums to guaranty funds. It details widespread lax enforcement, high fund deficits, and costs passed to customers, while opposing the guaranty concept overall.
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Wee Pope
Lowa
General Assembly
Tuwa
Tiraska
Stele
Nebraska
The American case against Mexico editorial note
The Ghienne Tribune sketches U S tensions over Mexico as ambassador recall rumors. It argues withdrawal of ambassador signals deeper strain, questions U S willingness to back down, cites Congress and Kellogg as factors, and warns against repeated war rumors amid Cairo style diplomacy and Calls for stability.
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Mexico
Ghienne Tribune
Pelles Mosicun
Fond Washington
Bot
Kavi
Cnolidge
Washington
Senate
Kellogg
Injain
Calles
Tribune
United Staws
Thversy
Patience and Courage: A Hidden Community Heroine
An elderly man was struck by a car while crossing a street. A frail woman, Sophie Loeb, comforted him, spoke of patience, and reassured him as medics arrived. The observer extols her as a everyday heroine bearing burdens without fanfare, embodying the salt of the earth.
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Spelters Ag May
Thea
Thenelf
Seri
Sophie Loeb G
Pather
Betanical
Strets
Bophig
Irene Loek
War chorus and Kellogg critique echo in 1927 piece
A long critical reflection attacks U S policy toward Mexico, Kellogg’s handling, and American oil and farming interests. It laments wartime fantasies, urges humane conduct, and recalls hopes for peace amid shifting global power and memory of a world at risk.
Dusty Lights Costly in Modern Lamps
Iowa Utilities notes that dust lowers light output. a three week dust buildup can cut illumination by ten percent in ordinary electric fixtures. Prof H Lingenfelser finds cleaning lighting every ten days yields maximum efficiency and light savings cover cleaning costs. The American Institute of Electrical Engineers offers four tips for better illumination in homes and workplaces.
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Iowa
H. Lingenfelser
Lingenfelser
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Bits of Iowa History: Pioneer Mothers Daily Life
A slice of Iowa history describes pioneer mothers enduring long trails, tending home tasks, cooking corn dodgers and pork, preserving fruit, making hominy from ash-lye corn, and battling flies, mice, and pests in sparsely furnished cabins. The piece notes seasonal produce, preserves, and the constant care of children amid harsh frontier conditions.
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Iown
Mico
Rate
Pioneer Mother and Frontier Households in Early America
A fragmentary passage highlights frontier life where women spun wool, wove textiles, and knitted garments by lamp light. Pioneers faced disease and scarcity. mothers acted as both healers and caretakers, with Ruth Magee noting their vital role in building a richer nation.
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Hind
Ruth
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