Atlantic News-Telegraph Editorial and Business Info
Notice page details publication offices and advertising agents for the Atlantic News Telegraph with mailing rates and delivery options. It lists editor and publisher, post office designation, telephones for editorial and business offices, foreign representatives, and carrier and mail subscription terms, plus a delivery call center note for evening papers.
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E. M. Burke, Inc
Chicago
South Michigan Blvd
New York
Brokaw
Broadway
Needlessly Alarmed over Iowa hospital amendment debate
The News Telegraph questions fears that the proposed state hospital law amendment would ruin the University of Iowa medical school. It defends local doctors’ capabilities, argues against centralizing surgical care, and contends communities should maintain home medical facilities to avoid harming local initiative and statewide welfare.
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News-Telegraph
University of Iowa
University
Iowa City
College of Medicine
Werda Dictieve
A.whele
Pracs
Farm Life vs City Allure Highlighted by L V Carter
L V Carter, speaker for the Iowa House, urged the Des Moines conference that keeping youth on the farm hinges on offering worthwhile work and living standards. He warned the Midwest farmer faces a social choice between modern American standards and peasantry, stressing the farm must deliver progressive opportunities.
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L. V. Carter
Iowa House of Representatives
Des Moines
State Board of Control
America
Carter
Three Power Conference and U S Navy Readiness
The piece notes interest in a three power arms agreement involving Great Britain, Japan, and the United States. It warns pacifists but stresses vigilance, recalling 1921 naval supremacy, and suggests the risk of being outmaneuvered if not careful.
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Coollidge
Britain
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Banking reform critique on Nebraska tank guaranty law
The article criticizes deposit guarantees as treating symptoms rather than causes. It argues that when borrowers default, bank funds are depleted and guaranties cannot fix the core issue. It warns against shifting burdens to well managed banks and questions stabilization plans.
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Nebraska Tank Guaranty
Woman Seeks Advice On Stepmother Strain With Child
A widow writes of intense strain from caring for her stepson or stepdaughter who calls her “new mamma” and begs for mother figures. The letter notes the father is much older, the child clings to dead mother’s image, and the stepmother fears failing the child while hoping for guidance.
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Valu
Sophie Loeb
Shy Promaely
Stepmothers and Mothers in Law in the 20th Century
A 1927 newspaper note discusses stepmothers and mothers in law, arguing many are kind natural mothers who would embrace stepchildren if accepted. It warns against labeling stepmothers as bad and calls for mutual effort to improve family harmony, noting the evolving view of in laws in modern society.
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Thing Newspareer Daily
Fake remedy offering short lived economic relief
The passage critiques a catch penny plan, calling it a fake remedy that undermines banking success, stressing genuine principles of good judgment economics and integrity, and condemning the demand for a momentary appeal over lasting solutions.
Time for Action on Iowa Income Tax Proposal
The News Telegraph reports strong pressure on Iowa lawmakers from supporters of a state income tax bill. It urges all legislators to hear only proponents and warns that opposition will trigger a tough battle. Vows that action is needed now and urges constituents to contact their senator and representative immediately.
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News-Telegraph
Iowa General Assembly
Uwa
Investigating Iowa political history since the Civil War
The editorial argues for a legislature‑appointed commission to study Iowa political movements since the Civil War. It recalls eras of Granger, greenback, and anti monopoly currents, cites figures like Ainsworth Weaver Gillette and Weaver again, notes hard times and relief demands, and contrasts 19th century reform with contemporary calls for change.
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Council
Greenback Party
Premi
Lucian ‘Ainsworth
Republic
Calnity
Weller
Washington
Geherg Weaver
Iowa
Eix
National House of
Horace Boies
William McKinley
Ainsworth
Weaver
Gillette
Latrange
Stampeide
Ailver
Investigation Sparks Debate Over Governor Hammill
A terse exchange questions Governor Hammill on a contentious subject. Supporters demand clarity while opponents press for decisive action and a stated position.
Fashion Reforms and a Drunken Sailor’s Dream
A 1927 George Matthew Adams verse vignette contrasts quiet, traditional attire with flamboyant rainbow-hued styles. Toots the tailor resists bold patterns, urging gray or brown garb as shoppers demand color. The tale ends with authority seizing the door as fashion changes sweep society.
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Toots
Tavis
George Matthew Adams
Banker Held as Bank Closes in Lexington Ohio
Lexington Savings Bank shut its doors and cashier William Lindley was arrested after an alleged confession of bank shortages totaling 72000 dollars. Authorities say the defalcations covered about four years.
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Lexington
Lextington Savings’ Bank
William Lindley
Lindley
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