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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1925

Page

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Atlantic News Telegraph masthead and notices

The Atlantic News Telegraph announces editors Chase and EB Chase, with publishing details and advertising rates. It notes subscribers may call 7 PM to arrange evening delivery and provides unrelated contact lines for advertising representation and Associated Press affiliation.

Associated Press Tished Knill Burke,Inc Chicago South Michigan Blvd New York City Brokaw Broadway Atlantic Telegraph News-Telegraph

Income tax basics in 1924 amid Coolidge era cuts

The piece urges filing for income tax in 1924 and explains how tax cuts affect individuals with different incomes, noting that many ordinary earners face reduced taxes under the Coolidge administration. It also touches on public criticisms and media scrutiny of politicians, while defending credible reporting and cautioning against sensational rumors.

Coolidge Awe S&qu Weneliz Byuld

Whited Sepulchres and Fault-Finding Pharisees

A harsh critique of self righteous critics especially men and women who judge others while lacking true holiness. The piece condemns prurient gossip and reputational feuding as a misuse of moral pretensions and labels it a curious modern vice. It questions the sense in judging others and warns against hollow virtue.

Debate on dirt vs paved roads in Iowa headlines

A kritik on road construction costs argues paved highways save long term wear and tire costs. State Engineer White’s figures are cited to claim paved roads reduce maintenance and improve efficiency, while critics stress overall costs and policy implications. The piece questions whether Iowa should continue expanding dirt roads or invest in paving for durable infrastructure.

Fred White Highway Commission News-Telegraph Des Moines Inder Fugelr White Iowa Register State Highway Commission

Political shifts threaten Longworth as Dec Senate bid looms

The piece analyzes Ohio congressman Longworth facing a December House seating, a potential move to the Senate, and how his district’s popularity may help or hinder a statewide campaign. It references his reform image, ties to Cincinnati, and past leadership as he weighs a pivotal transition.

Nick Longworth Bee Pr Tin Hamwe Baliwick Ing Cincinnati

Cost Of Roads Lincoln Highway Bulletin Iowa study on paving saves per mile

F R White of the Iowa state highway commission reports tests on fuel efficiency for earth gravel and concrete road surfaces. Paving the Lincoln highway section east of Ames from gravel to pavement would cut fuel cost per ton mile from 1.15 to .77 cents, saving about 88 cents per ton mile and about 1746 dollars per mile yearly in fuel. The yearly savings plus maintenance differences and paving costs would repay the 1.9 million dollar Iowa paving outlay in roughly fifteen years.

F. R. White Iowa State Highway Commission Ames White Lincoln Highway Story County

Road reform call from Iowa echoing needs in finance

A critic argues Iowa must rethink road funding and stop promising transcontinental improvements. Citing a $320 million annual automobile travel cost, the writer questions refunds for paved routes and suggests studying states with existing paved roads.

Working Faster: A Moral From a City Witness

An assortment of jumbled clippings shows a theme of working faster to overcome hardship. A tale from a colored man paying installments quickly ends with a frontier like aphorism about hustling. The piece links temperate weather, boxing talk, and civic aims to a broader call for industrious progress.

Omaha Bee Becaus Agid

Fragmentary note on Sheike and Irish in Central Africa

The readable bits reference Sheike passing and real sheiks, a comparison between Central Africa imagery, mentions of Irish and a Scotch height difference. The fragment hints at race or identity themes, with garbled phrases about control and an automotive metaphor.

Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Reflects on Fear and Service

The poem considers doom and human duty with humor and resolve. It urges helping neighbors, feeding the hungry, carrying aids to the poor, paying debts, and performing kindness while awaiting judgment. The narrator blends whimsy with civic virtue amid apocalyptic reflections.

Water Bathing Habits Of Birds Across Regions

Birds show varied water bathing habits seeking rainwater or fresh sources. Some insist on clean rain water while others travel long distances inland to find usable water.

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