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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
1
Advertising rates are disclosed upon request with business office access. Editorial and news operations reference No. 13 and No. 4211, a United Press member press service. Foreign advertising representation is handled by Knill Burke Inc with offices in Chicago New York City.
This editorial argues bonds are debt instruments used by individuals, corporations, and governments to raise funds for projects. It warns against indiscriminate borrowing while noting prudent debt can finance significant needs and spread costs. discusses interest and property implications for borrowers and lenders. It also comments on recent local government actions and editorial notes praising authorities for cracking down on illegal liquor peddling.
The readable text contends with the ethics of borrowing money and the role of notes or bonds as investments. It emphasizes long history and significance to progress, without identifying persons, places, dates, or organizations.
A garbled column suggests a dove of peace settling in the streets amid political chatter. References to Coolidge economy debates, summer attire rulings, a mustache contest, Annapolis grads learning to fly, and odd notes on higher education appear, with a 1926 copyright attribution.
The speaker laments dawn chaos on a lawn as neighbors and pets intrude. Van, hens, pups, and misbehaving fowls ruin flowers and arouse despair. He accuses neighbors of careless rights violations and mocks their apathy, ending with a 1925 copyright note.
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