Atlantic News-Telegraph masthead and telegraph notices
The page shows the Atlantic News-Telegraph masthead with editors and owners E P Chase and R C A Chase, publishing details, circulation notes, advertising reps in Chicago and New York, Inland Daily Press Association membership, and a subscription rate list. It includes a notice to subscribers about delivery issues and reporting address changes or discontinuations to the office.
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Burke, Kuipers
Mahoney, Inc
Chicago
North Wabash Ave
New York
Graybar
Lexington Ave
Tax talk and trends in state policy debates
A fragmented discussion in the Sunday issue centers on tax reduction and its effects. It argues that shifting the tax burden risks benefiting farmers and large businesses unevenly, while emphasizing the need to consider inflation and state department actions in tax reform plans. The piece notes long-run consequences for property taxes and the broader economy, urging careful analysis.
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News-Telegraph
Jster
Boyne
Inc
Ballyhou
Twain
Why Not Discuss Hoover and the Progressive Bloc
The piece critiques President Hoover and the congressional session, labeling progressives as weary and ineffective. It notes doubt toward radical plans, praises some leaders like Simmer Burch, and contrasts past Senate figures with a broader satire of political leadership and ideology.
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Hoover
Simmer Burch
Senate
Elbert Hubbard
Indiana Deo Kenyon
Do Not Take Himself Too Seriously Says Writer
The piece derides reformers and conservative politicians who claim to save the people yet cannot laugh. It describes a mournful doctrine among elites, mocks long winded Senate speeches, and laments self important officials who ignore genuine welfare for their states. The author notes apathy among elites and predicts consequences for future legislators and policies.
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Lev
The
Republic
Welkin
Osler and Justice Holmes Named in Echoes of the Past
Fragmented reminiscence references Osler and Wendell Holmes, tracing a path from Harvard to the U S Supreme Court era. The text mingles historical figures with scattered commentary on justice, ambition, and national service, in a flowing, era voice.
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Osler
Drao
Wendell Hota
Ore United Ss + supreme court
Justice
Olivers Wendell Holmes
Fox
Aml
Mr. Holmes
Lowell
Washington
Gudlbert
United State Supreme Court
Justice Holmes
Oman
Riratien
Worth It? Democratic fund drive raises questions
Fragmented OCR text discusses Democratic National Committee finances, alleged payments, and concerns over large sums tied to political influence. Mentions 86,000,900 and potential misappropriation, with references to donors, platforms, and possible misdeeds amid a polluted, unclear narrative.
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Democratic National Comming
Marsh Chalis
Aleatwactie
Wwe Bane
Restraint Removal Sparks Economic Debate Across Regions
scrambled OCR text shows a Missouri referenced toy and protest themes. Lewis threatens to leave the state over competition. England faces high taxes and reduced investment, raising unemployment and welfare needs. Prewar tax and dole concerns appear amid wartime policy debates.
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Reynewy
Tewa
Missouri
England
Doles
Fragmented 19th Century Opinion Piece and Local Tax Talk
A garbled diary style column mixes political tax debate with social notes. It mentions property taxes, exemptions, and corporate influence, alongside wrestling matches, theater anecdotes, and memory of figures like Jack Donahue. The piece blends local civic concerns with entertainment gossip and historical reminiscence.
Fragmented OCR snippet with garbled text
Fragmentary OCR passage shows garbled dialogue and stray names. Readable bits mention cheerful phrases and unclear references possibly to a social scene or entertainment. Lacks clear events, dates, or attributable persons to form a complete news item.
Kitchen Cupboard and Rural Reflections Pieces by Nellie Marvell
A 1931 George Matthew Adams Service piece blends kitchen tips with rustic verse and moral musings. It covers a quirky recipe fragment on egg custard and custard pastry, then shifts to poems about farmers, village life, and social grievances. It ends with a copyright notice.
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Pteel
Hubvard
Banks
Aosk
Kent
Guorge Matthew Adams Service
Industry taxes and workers' welfare in economic balance
The piece argues that profits must sustain wages and full employment to keep the nation’s industry alive. It questions taxing the many to harm a minority and warns against extreme government limits that would destroy industry, urging restraint and caution in tax policy.
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Lass Vy Ford
Ian Ut
Paris Style Hints From ALICE LANGOWIER Parisite Focus
U S Staff correspondent in Paris reports on spring fashion notes. The piece surveys prevailing silhouettes and details seen in Paris shows including ruffles, beading, and feather accents. It notes a shift toward tailored lines, ostrich feather touches, and sable cuffs with limited furling in the season’s offerings.
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Alice Langowier
U. S
Paris
Mort Prihusigsti
Ainner Jocine
Sentiment in Business Says Dublin Advertiser Leader
Dublin Independent newspaper advertises says business is inherently human and saturated with sentiment. Editor notes that discussions among executives acknowledge that commerce cannot be devoid of feeling and that the global good is tied to humane business conduct.
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T. A. Grehan
Dublin
Ireland
Independent, Newspapers, Ltds
Wee
Y ‘Busi
Business honesty and deception in trade, a Walt Mason excerpt
A fragment from Rippling Rhymes discusses honesty in business versus deception. The speaker mocks deceptive practices and advocates a line of work with a "clean sheet" while praising honesty as a strong, even healthful, trait. Additional lines reference whimsical imagery and Mason’s verses.
Daily Knowledge Test Questions From a Fragment
A fragmented OCR style question set asks about literary works and historical details. It includes references to Mount Wildcat, Longfellow Ships that Pass in the Night, and unclear prompts about stamps, a blind senator, a second icon, and presidential term dates.
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Mount Wildcat
Owlahose
Czechoslovakia
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