Atlantic Telegraph Readers Notice and Rate Chart
Notice to subscribers of the Atlantic Telegraph News and Telegraph, outlining evening delivery options, phone contact for complaints, and subscription rates for carriers and mail within and outside Iowa. Includes advertising representitives and press association memberships.
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Iowa Press Association
Taland Daily Press Association
Canada
U. S
Iowa
Cass
Adjo
Casy
Atlantic Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Army Post Cut Debate Draws Des Moines Register Fire
Critics accuse the Des Moines Register of pacifist bias for opposing army post cuts at Fort Des Moines. The paper is faulted for years of internationalism advocacy and for defending a single remaining Des Moines post while overlooking the strategic logic of post closures elsewhere.
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Des Moines
Fort Des Moines
Palley
Vountey
League of Nations
World Court
Anyan
Des’ Moines
Hilth
Oreth
Fort Dex
Fxet
Des Moines Register
The Credit Situation and Economic Recovery
The piece discusses the lagging recovery due to tight credit and cautious executives, noting banks hold funds idle while industry suffers. It argues confidence in the financial system is key and urges creditors to fund productive enterprises to restore employment and normalcy.
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Yeriart
Tyeros
Abe
Banka
Registration of Aliens in America and Deportation Stance
A historical address argues for strict alien registration and deportation of those intent on overthrowing the government. It promotes tightened enforcement, government tracking of non citizens, and sympathy for protecting both aliens and the state within U S borders.
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Washington
DL A. At
Uvtis
Atkantic
Pacific
Gulf
Ui. Alguns
Amended Travel Registration Proposal Draws Congress Attention
A note discusses a proposal for registering traveling Americans and coordinating travel companions within counties. It argues such registration could aid locating Americans abroad and urges early congressional consideration of the idea.
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Congress
The Russian Menace in American Agriculture Forecast
A convention speech by former Iowa governor Harding predicts Russia will expand grain production under government control reaching 85,000,000 acres. He argues this will shift supply away from Europe, threaten U.S. export markets, and spur protectionist tariffs to safeguard American farmers, signaling a shift to domestic production. The analysis notes Russia’s gains in farm areas and modern machinery, implying long term impacts on global grain trade and tariffs.
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Tarding
Iowa
Weateri Grain Dealers ’Association
Des Moines
Russia
Latag
Aarding
Conaume
Harding
America
Iide
C Mathat Digg
Flies Warn Public Health Officers of Summer Menace
A health bulletin outlines the threat of house flies transmitting typhoid, diphtheria, and tuberculosis. It details life cycles, breeding in manure piles, and urges sanitation: prompt removal of waste, proper disposal, fly-tight toilets, and burning or burying waste to curb breeding before summer.
Capper's plant to curb board of trade faces backlash
Washington editor rails at Capper proposed plan to curb grain market power as a witch hunt. Editorial argues the bill would empower the secretary of agriculture to govern board of trade rules, threaten marketing efficiency, and harm farmers by wrecking a functioning system. It asserts hedging and speculative interests collapse if controls over elevators and exporters tighten.
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Chitaga Tribir
Washington
Senelae
Agricultura
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Barom Department
Capper Gills
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Levator
Capper
Sapper
Optimist leader predicts railroads will rebound
Carl Gray Sr. president of Lyon Pacific Journal speaks to the Associated Traffic Club in Chicago, rejecting talk of railroad decay. He asserts railroads will recover with normal business values as revenue declines and new forms of transportation emerge.
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Sioux City Tribune
Montrailrou] Mer
Midway
R. Gray Sr
Lyon Pacific Jing
Mr. Gray
Associated ‘Traffic Club’ of America
Chicago
Gray
Railroading Visionan Optimism in Industry Figures
A wobbly quotation describes doubt about competing agencies meeting national transport needs. Mrs Gray leads a large railroad and is portrayed as more optimistic about railroads' future, while others urge a broad, farsighted view of the industry shaped by its pioneering builders.
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Trallrdgda
Gray
Matiz
Mystery and Millionaire Miss Wendell in Fifth Avenue House
A New York Times style column recalls Elly Wendell ailing in a secluded Fifth Avenue mansion. The socialite heiress, heir to a fortune valued at more than one hundred million, kept to the sidelines amid gossip about her eccentric family and Broadway-age wealth.
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New York
Ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Elly Wendell
Alcaretaker
Wendelps
Rex
Broadway
Business Mood Shift Amid Howlers In Orange Courier
Steven Stixenson of the Orange Courier decries market gloom spread by “howlers” who claim business is slipping. Optimists spark demand while pessimists throttle progress, urging slamming brakes on speculation as children of Santy push for money to weather downturns.
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Steven Stixenson
Culitor
Orange
N. J
Sugar
Dilion
Busi Ava i
Paris fashion notes on spring and summer slippers
Paris reports advise heels rule for spring and summer gatherings in the capital. Footwear trims are minimal with many shoes cut up and toned down. Perugia, a noted bottler, exhibits evening leather and polished foundation styles, with bold returns of flat, peeped leather slippers in bright colors.
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Alice Langelien
I.N
Bralf
Paris
Capitol
Perugia
Parla’ Amurtest
Narrawoat
Founda
Telia
Spaghetti, omelette, and rambling fashion notes mix
A rambling kitchen column lists recipes for spaghetti dishes and omelette, then wanders into fashion and royal attire. It mentions Bay Loita, Bayar, and Bayala places with scattered names, garbled instructions, and reference to a Princess of Ramanta, ending with a description of a white satin gown and jewelry.
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Bay Loita
Len Jules
Bayar
Watt
Genau
Wemtert Newspaper Union
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
Poem riffs on wealth and charity with a cheeky view of giving to the poor. The speaker muses on the dead and living, urging cheerful generosity and social satire through humorous lines and repeated quips about money and kindness.
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Walt Mason
Daily Knowledge Test Prompts on the Nineteenth Amendment
A fragmented classroom item invites readers to answer ten questions about constitutional amendments and U.S. authors. It references page seven for answers and uses misspelled phrases to present a quiz-like prompt. The OCR text is garbled and includes lines about the nineteenth amendment and federal departments.
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Novalint
Famour
Upitad
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