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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1925
Page
1
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A farmer voices blame for losses on rising taxes rather than national fares. He cites increased costs from gov ernment services and school tax burdens, noting the impact on profits and county and township finances. The piece reflects local frustration with economic pressures and educational expenditures.
Charles P. Stewart analyzes how Justice Harlan F. Stone may face tough questions if Wheeler’s Washington indictment proves weak. He notes Stone’s knowledge of the Montana accusation and the potential optics of indicting Wheeler twice, urging careful handling to avoid a persecution perception.
The piece argues that farmers once prospered with low yields and prices, while today taxes and living costs erode profits. It blames high taxes, school, road, and bridge costs, plus rising living standards, for reduced farming earnings and suggests blame lies with both rural and urban communities. It also notes Edna Ferber's novel and a local screening of related drama, praising its themes of motherhood and friendship.
A pointed jab targets those who never praise the public, who critique and tell producers what to make and managers what to buy, even when gatherings are endorsed by capable critics. The speaker questions whether readers know the film So Big.
A fragment from an old cottage rental tale recounts a landlord who sold after a discontent heart. The tenant paid in gold and later vanished with the Christian relic and a silver cup. The story mentions a two fortnights advance and a horse likened to Jokegy.
A tenant laments rot in window frames floors and plumbing neglect. He recalls hiring repairs and promises of work by the owner, only to face rent demands and ongoing deterioration. The piece captures frustration with a decaying residence and a demanding landlord.
A poet notes the value of ordinary days and kind acts. A man’s small greeting to a friend and a curious boy’s questions ripple outward, inspiring others and lifting spirits more than grand deeds. The simple daily kindness proves richer than wealth or work.
The fragmentary OCR lists positions and players with many garbled names and terms. It mentions tackles guards and a quarterback, but the text is incomplete and unreadable for precise identification.
A collage of whimsical news items from 1923 cites an aviator spraining an ankle while kite flying, weather quirks in Chicago, a bilious tale of a land roamer ducking across Boston, and a drunken parade of jokes about Bermuda’s wives and vice presidents. It mentions Miles Darden as the largest man on record and other eccentric notes.
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