Atlantic News Telegram Notice on Subscriptions and Rates
Atlantic Iowa notices detail publication schedule and rates for KE P Chase estate. It lists contact numbers for editorial and business offices and advertising reps in Chicago New York and New York Brokaw Building. The notice asks subscribers who miss evening delivery to call before 7 pm at a provided telephone number.
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Canada
U. S
Iowa
Ates Nishk Gin
Cass
Atlantic
News-Telegraph
Population and life in Washington a growing capital city
A writer reflects on Washington D C as the capital expands with new apartments and streets while population hovers around four hundred fifty to five hundred thousand. He cites government plans for beautification, a strong courtesy culture, and an economy with a large payroll but few industrial ills, noting a diverse citizenry and the citys appeal to retirees and educated residents. He observes political interest waning when Congress is adjourned, anticipates a possible renomination for President Coolidge, and highlights historic and cultural sites along the Potomac and surrounding areas.
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Washington
Nyton
D. C
Ferroomba
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cnpitol
Treasury Building
Uncle Sam
Congress
Army
Navy
Virginia
Maryland
New York
Chicago
Des Moines
Dubuque
Council
Bluffs
Huye
Gueys
Coolidge
Porduar
Republic
Old
Alexandria
Gid
Ellsworth A. Zouave
Quantico
Fort Washington
John Marshall
War-College
St. Albans Heights
Natal
Woodrow Wilson
Rock Creek Park
Paradise
Pitnickers
Chevy Chase
Potoniac Park
Indiana Man Woollen Aims For Presidential Nomination
A writ of campaign discussion centers on Tom Woollen an Indianapolis businessman as a possible Democratic presidential candidate. Reporters and commentators mock his prospects amid party chatter and wordplay, while Indiana voters weigh his chances in the campaign climate.
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Tom Pie
Honeies Evans ‘Woolldn
Indianapolis
Ingignapolie
Woollan
Igner
Indiana
Army
Tom
Woollen
Britain US debt dispute sparks high level exchange
A domestic to international issue unfolds over the war debt between Britain and the United States. Kellogg replies to Hibben and Mellon defends Britain’s debt stance. Churchill issues an official note as Britain responds to American proposals amid wartime rhetoric and fears of aggressive financial moves.
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Great Britain
United States
Kellogg
Hibben
Princeton University
Mellon
Winston Churchill
Britain
Prince
J. Bull
Uncle Sant
Ambition and envy in a sea of social restraint
The passage argues that human nature shows ambition intertwined with hate and envy. It notes successful individuals must overcome class bias and opposition from both ends of society, blaming jealousy and greed for much of humanity's ills and urging unselfishness as a remedy.
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David Harum
America
By Walt Mason on heroes villains and modern fiction
The piece compares old time heroes and villains with modern realistic books. It argues virtue triumphs in stories while villains win in plots, then critiques contemporary fiction for lacking true heroes and depicting a sordid, crook-filled race.
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Scott
Cooper
Villasn
Name the French heroine known as the Maid of Orleans
A quiz asks eleven questions including the Maid of Orleans as France's heroine, and asks about diseases, insects, honeymoon destinations, dental anesthetics, the first lady, Mormon settlement, dangerous snakes, women writers, and a 1949 gold discovery state.
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Orleans
United States
New York State
the Land
Edith Whartom
Edna Ferber
May Sinclair
Answers to Saturdays Questions in Ready Reference
A compact reference entry lists early photographs priced at $26,000 and notes names Charles K Harris Gertrude Ederle and Mrs Clemington Carson Mille Gade. It mentions the Cenozoic era and Persia among scattered items with copyright 1927 Ready Reference Company.
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Charles K., Harris
Gertrude Ederle
Clemington Carson
Persia
Ready Reference Company
Youthful writings lack inspiration in weary days
A clipped fragment from a 1927 work by George Matthew Agams notes that in our youth we read with passion, but as time passes we grow tired, discard the tomes, and lose motivation to press on.
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George Matthew Agams
School Notes and Activities At Local High School
The A-1 list names thirty three students for the second six weeks of the second semester including seniors Evelyn Beck Helen Frohardt Helen Fulton Marie Kjar Virginia Lee Virginia Shahan Marjorie Street and others Harvey Anderson Mary Anderson Avis Christensen Helen Cole Pauline Harris Karl Melenbacker Mary Moore Georgia Murray Edward Williams Veronica Maher Mary Marshall Mary McCrory Leon Pine Lois S Smith Hope Smith Gladys Trailer Grace Turner and Margaret Van Scoy sophomores Harold Franklin Ganelle Galliher Gretchen Kirk Janet Musson Gladys Nichols Margaret May Gladys Young Ruth Young freshmen. Senior normal training girls hosted the 1926 class at Beryl Campbell’s home April 26 with talks on teaching experiences. The annual page edition of The ae will appear May . The M C P club presented The Three Springs in the assembly May 3 with soloists Aletha Butler Aviv Christensen Carol Gaylord Bernice Northrup and Miss Weats directing. Dr Carl Bassett spoke to high school students April last week. Lula Street, back from China, shared experiences with Girl Reserves. New officers were installed.
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Evelyn Beck
Helen Frohardt
Helen Fulton
Marie Kjar
Virginia Lee
Virginia Shahan
Marjorie Street
Harvey “Anderson
Mary Anderson
Avis Christensen
Helen Cole
Pauline Harris
Karl Melenbacker
Mary Moore
Georgia Murray
Edward Williams
Veronica Maher
Mary Marshall
Mary McCrory
Leon Pine
Lois S Smith
Hope Smith
Gladys Trailer
M. C. P. Club
Aletha Butler
Aviv “Christensen
Carol Gaylord
Bernice Northrup
Miss Weats
Vilisca
Avis Christerijeh
Fragmentary weather note with unclear data
A partial mid weather fragment mentions time and a numerical value but details are garbled. The text references aging, sprays, and unspecified concepts, making it difficult to extract concrete entities or a coherent event or outcome.
Lice control and coopering notes from a 1940s farm page
Lice reduce egg yield in birds. dip birds in a sodium fluoride solution. Start a rape patch as insurance against drops in egg production in hot weather. Broody hens should be confined at nest start, with a dry coop and a daily mash mixed with milk. Liberal grain at night. average hens pause laying after nest time, then resume with each extra day on the nest. A farmer extols cooperation in markets, schooling, church, unions, and garments, noting supplies from cooperative and union sources. A 5 dollar camp rate is noted due to high attendance. King George VI opens Australia’s new Parliament building. the pilot was killed.
Fatal Air Crash During Ceremony In Canberra
A military air crash during a ceremony in Canberra claims lives and interrupts events as officials, including a royal figure, are unable to complete the proceedings. No further details available from the fragment.
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Canberra
Australia
Duke of York
Snakes Shun Bru Sh in Scotland Mystery
Fragmentary report notes limited sightings of two known snakes in a Scottish area. The text is unclear on location, species, or cause of behavior, but indicates an unusual reptile presence and ongoing inquiry by local authorities.
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Scotland
Jirisl
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