26 May 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1921
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows a newspaper page from Atlantic Iowa with subscription rates, telephone numbers for business and editor offices, and a note about Associated Press reprint rights. The readable elements include prices for carrier delivery and mail, a line about March 3 1870 acts, and standard AP credit language.
The notice informs subscribers that Atlantic readers who miss the evening delivery can have a delivery if they call before seven o clock. Telephone number provided is Red 03. This is not the News Telegraph number.
The president was in New York on Wednesday as supporters push for a decisive postwar policy shift. Public reaction suggested strong backing from some groups while critics urged restraint.
A speaker urges national unity and self sufficiency stressing justice at home, economic policy limiting government interference in business, and support for agriculture and industry. He calls for sound money, free trade, and stronger work ethic to restore prosperity after wartime burdens. The talk emphasizes constitutional fidelity, broader social duties, and the need for facilities of exchange to boost domestic production and international trade.
Walt Mason crafts a playful lament about false teeth missing from a sunken face and the comic scramble to replace them. The poem riffs on forgetfulness and longing as the speaker frets over missing fangs, dentures, and the imperfect bliss of aging.
A fragment explores a distant era where humanity nears extinction as the sun dims and radiation rises. It muses on whether life will persist, mentioning cosmic events, planetary decline, and philosophical reflections on humanity’s fate. The tone resembles speculative discourse from a historical science piece.
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