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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
1
A New York tipping crisis prompts talk of abolishing tips as wages shrink and workers threaten strikes. The piece also covers debates on the Scopes trial and Darwinian theory, noting Tennessee prosecutors and public interest in the evolving science dispute.
The writer notes the Atlantic assignment for Seagie and mentions a plan for her husband and son to join the effort. The passage reflects editorial regard for the couple’s forthcoming work and travels, with emphasis on their literary and familial commitments.
A London-based correspondent notes that American women seeking royal presentation face a rigid selection: outfits, pull, and influence. Ambassadors in London wield limited “commands” and endure lobbying from powerful Americans while the State Department manages public diplomacy amid court expectations.
A Red Oak tour of the Murphy Printing Company plant reveals a busy facility with engaged workers and a respected leadership under Superintendent Murphy. The visit highlights the plant as a major regional attractor and praises its production quality and employee satisfaction while noting Atlantic ownership and a wish for similar opportunities elsewhere.
The editorial extols treasure in daily life over fabled riches, praising teachers for shaping civilization in schools and homes. It envisions young students becoming future leaders and innovators, urging appreciation of everyday romance and valuable learning.
A weary traveler laments the scarcity of corned beef hash in foreign lands. He contrasts feasts of fish and barley bread with the wish for a simple plate of corned beef hash, praising German and Italian foods yet yearning for a dish he cannot buy or hire. Copyright 1925, George Matthew Adams.
A quirky clipping reports a European man claiming extreme age while another source jokes his clock is sixty years fast. A New York girl wins a Highland Fling cup and later jokes about having something to fling. Maritime notes reference Spain sardines and 10 tons packed in jute. A dry spell hits Minnesota with lakeshores and acres drying up as the rum war slogan resurfaces.
A fractious fragment describes a magnified bee stinger and a telegraph pole stem. The text contrasts a nestlike point with a stinger, noting the needlelike figure at a broken pole and puzzling measurements.
John Coolidge son of President and Mrs Coolidge, who previously attended Citizens Military Training at Camp Devens, is among the first to enroll this year. The president supports the camps and sees the program as prep for future service. Gladiolus growers will send about a half million blooms to the Midwest Gladiolus show at the Iowa State Fair.
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