09 May 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1921
Page
1
The document lists names Chas F Chase Lydia B Otto and others as directors with phone numbers for business and editorial offices. It provides subscription rates by carrier and mail options, including monthly, six months, and yearly prices in U S and Canada, with a note about Associated Press rights and republication.
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive their newspapers in the evening may have a dime delivery option by calling before seven o clock. Call Red 403. This is not the number of the News Telegraph.
A railing critique notes that President Harding’s stance on sitting in on Allied councils signals non participation in the League as Versailles defined. It argues the November referendum repudiated the League and says the U S will engage unofficially in European industrial issues, not seek formal membership.
A fragmented article reflects on postwar recovery and unity among France England Italy Belgium Germany and the United States. It quotes President Harding's cautious stance and praises youths facing future responsibilities. It discusses a local election campaign urging subscriptions and votes, detailing prize lists and the goal of broad participation in a rolling nomination drive.
An opinion piece argues youths aged fifteen to twenty challenge old wisdom. It notes Solomon and Webster as examples of changing judgment with age. The essay reflects on ego in youth and the belief that the young are rightly optimistic about their era.
The poem reflects an aging poet recalling past glories and effort. The speaker laments inability to match earlier feats while acknowledging continued toil and persistence in writing verses, contrasting youthful vigor with present restraint and memory.
The News Telegraph discusses a nationwide giveaway plan where participants can earn commissions on subscriptions. Manager explains that every participant receives a gift, and sub agents are paid 20 percent on renewals or new sales, including example commissions for four year and two year subscriptions.
A call to 2,500,000 General Federation of Women's Clubs members to lead a nationwide Fourth of July Citizenship Day. The proposal envisions town parades, flags of all peoples, speeches on citizenship, and a community welcome for new citizens and young voters, to instill democratic meaning and unity.
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