Telegraph News-Telgraph era Atlantic Mews Subscriptions and Y.M.C.A. report
Belantic Mews Telegraph reports subscription rates for Atlantic News Telegraph and notes the Y.M.C.A. Older Boys Conference in this city. It discusses the aims of promoting American citizenship, youth guidance, and the need for community support and proper avenues for boys to become responsible men.
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Belantic Mews- Telegraph
News and Telegraph
CBAS
CHASE
E. P. Chase
Ent Ee
Atlantic
Towa
Act of Congress
Bileness Office
Canada
V. M. GA
M.C. A
Ovansky Store Sale Marks Local Business Change
The Ovansky store in Atlantic City is sold to the Bullocks of Anita in a major local business change. For seventeen years Ovansky has been a leading Lowac and Wysedinwin era retailer serving a wide area, with notable customer reliance and community ties.
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Ovansky
Anita
Wysedinwin
Tg Fate Fine
Thi News
Telerr. Veave. Phy
Tram
Oransky
Local store sale in Des Moines as family firm passes to new owners
The purchase of the Des Moines establishment by Weeiness: at Apita spans three generations and over thirty years of local presence. Buyers vow to maintain high standards and methods, easing local concerns about time and resource reallocation while preserving a trusted name in Wood Fooda.
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Des Moines
Apita
Ovanski
Ways and Means
National House of Representirs
Congress
Madden
Appropriations
Contess
Mad‘dents
Green
A Word For The Teachers From An Exchange
Advice for parents on fair treatment of teachers, urging balanced critique and patience. Do not push blame, demand fair hearings, or condemn without evidence. Emphasizes teacher dedication, personal stakes, and the need for understanding in schooling.
Tax theory clash over Ford stock sale and Senator Couzens
Washington debates an alleged $10 million federal tax on Senator Couzens tied to Ford Motor stock sold in 1913. A Treasury valuation set at $8,900 per share enabled the sale and tax, but if later rulings lower the 1919 value, the government might refund prior taxes or reopen the deal, risking prolonged litigation and a Ford-Couzens battle outside current administration.
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Harry B. Hunt
NEA
Washington
Couzens
Ford Motor Company
Mellon
Treasury
Huw Mellon
Ford
Treasury Department
Corzéns
Hever
Fragmentary Thought on Teacher Student Relations
The fragment suggests a reflection that the child and parents are as accountable to the teacher as the teacher is to the child, underscoring reciprocal responsibility in education. It implies mutual obligation within the teaching dynamic.
Flying High Editorial Warns Against Excessive Pleasures
The editorial cautions against chasing costly pleasures such as mortgaged cars, hotel gambling, and expensive entertainment. It urges restraint, valuing home life, steady work, and the fireside over flashy showmanship, portraying the newspaper as a timeless witness.
The Nation's Voice in a Printing Press Anthem
A fragmentary ode extols the newspaper as a nation’s clairvoyant and historian. It describes the press as a white ribbon drawn through a printing press, bearing decrees of great minds and singing the requiem for soldiers, with global reach and symbolic magpie imagery.
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Qain
Pati
Quotations on life and work from a 1925 humor snippet
A collage of witticisms about cynicism, golf, timing, fashion, and daily annoyances. The piece muses on how cheerfulness masks ignorance, misread scores, price tags, summer pockets, and a society preoccupied with leisure and petty irritations. It reflects early 20th century humor and social observations.
Caly Delights and Curious Phrases In History Notes
Fragmentary text references a playful discussion of language and learning. It mentions the phrase now it's the caly's turn and hints at a ghastly blunder about a traffic cop. The piece also touches on English vocabulary and the influence of other languages on English, with scattered names like Cistercian monks Iren Burgundy.
Iowa colleges urged to teach Spanish say Senate of US
Prof. Ralph E. House of the University of Iowa argues that improved United States relations with South American nations justify teaching Spanish in colleges. He notes twenty diplomatic posts are in Spanish speaking countries and contends Spanish aids student development.
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Iowa City
United States
Ralph £. House
University of Iowa
House
Reeded Fragments of a Youth remembered in verse
A blurred reminiscence portrays a young man moved by dreamt surrealism and poetic talk. The fragment hints at his eccentric garb and aloof conduct, likening him to a pirate or bard while locals recall his fragile temperament and stark unlikeness to ordinary pursuits.
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Henry “Wirt
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Papyrus of Time
Tam
Cain
NBA Service, Inc
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Perhaye Menius
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Lear
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Willys
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Atlantic Overland Co
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Mason
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