Atlantic News Telegraph publication notice and rates
Atlantic Iowa post office receipt identifies Inland Daily Press association listing advertising rates and delivery options. Subscribers are urged to call 140 R before 7 pm for evening delivery and to notify the office of changes or discontinuations with applicable charges.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Congress
Ganads
U. S
Towa
Towas
Casas
Adj
Cass
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Press duty vs suppressing misdoing news in fair policy
The News-Telegraph argues newspapers must print facts about individuals who break laws, even if spouses and relatives suffer disgrace. Editors should publish legitimate court records decently and fairly, resisting pressure to suppress stories to protect reputations. A publisher who upholds this policy earns trust and avoids becoming a mere sycophant.
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Southwestern Lewishannaal
Corncil Bluffs
News-Telegraph
Jwokul
Legitiiae
Hife
Mia
Vhuin
Iit
Hig
Apoint
Northwestern Notre Dame Game Move Declared For Charity
Proposal to move the Northwestern Notre Dame football game from Dysche stadium in Lyingtom Illinois to Soldiers Field Chicago aims to aid charity. Original 48 000 seats sold would transfer. larger venue could yield about 186 000 dollars for charitable funds amid unemployment.
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Unitad
Northwestern University
Notre Dame
Lyingtom
Ilinois
Soldiers’ Field
Chicago
Evanston
Controversy Over Charity Seats At Soldiers Field
The Big Ten committee vetoed a plan to allocate better seats for a charity effort, depriving a needy cause of money to ease distress. Critics say the decision risks setting a precedent and clashes with public sentiment, urging change in how football games are hosted.
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Soldiers’ Field
Big Ten
Publi
United States
Enitsu
Mellon Appeals for Republican Congress in 1932 Election
Secretary Mellon urges voters to elect a Republican Congress next Tuesday to back President Hoover during the economic crisis. He argues a Democratic majority would bring economic chaos and harm national unity, insisting bipartisan action is essential to support Hoover’s policies.
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A ' Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Hoover
Mellon
Congress
Republican Congress
Editorial Briefs on Elections and Public Life
A Cass county editorial attacks apathy and urges Republican votes in state races while railing against depression talk and praising Iowa coal. It criticizes the Des Moines Register for opposing military training and notes Moonlight journalism quirks and beer legalization rumors. Ralph W. Cockshoot is highlighted as Cass county’s veteran candidate.
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Cass County
Ralph W. Cockshoot
Vietman
Des Moines Register
Register
Remarkable Youth Flyer Sparks Local Debate
The Iowa Press notes a 16 year old flyer gaining attention as a potential pioneer, with speculation that babies may soon try similar feats. Cedar Rapids Gazette sees grim disaster as a catalyst for discouraging stowaways. Webster City Freeman Journal reports supporters urging Senator Brookhart to seek renomination in 1982, arguing it is his duty.
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Cedar Rapids
Webster City
Awning misadventure and city life reflections
A New York narrator recalls an awning installation gone awry as a salesman, a mistaken identity moment with Willard Gilmore, and a humorous day of small city misadventures. He juggles echoes of family, dining, and old Scottish jokes while wandering through busy streets and a local tea room.
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New York
Deer Buzz
Willard Gilmore
Mr. Gilmore
Bridgeport
Fox
Scotland
McTarvish
Tate
Waldorf
The End of the Trail in a City Banter Scene
A fragmented radio style monologue moves through urban chatter about steel workers, prank phone numbers, and odd behavior by public figures. The speaker mocks his own fall banter while referencing Floyd Gibbons and various oddities in New York.
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Floyd Gibbons
New York
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Progressive Citizens Call for Unity and City Progress
A fragmented message urges citizens to unite and work today for a better future. It laments a gap between present city conditions and ideals, stressing vision, leadership, and continuous effort to keep pace with progress. Emphasizes living in the present and acting daily to build a thriving metropolis.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
The Humble Station notes a fallen ruler who loses power and charm, ending in humility. It describes crowds once cheering now vanishing, with fate uncertain and the writer preferring obscurity over high status. The piece reflects on fame, authority, and personal contentment.
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Barixen Dale
Topian
Cakes and flavors from gingerbread to chocolate cup cakes
A kitchen feature by Nellie Maxwell explores a range of cakes from gingerbread to Lady Baltimore, chocolate cup cakes, and ribbon cake. It notes baking tips, oven times, cooling on a rack, and flavoring ideas, then shifts to a poetic excerpt on revolution and humility.
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Lady Baltimore
Nilsl Viking
Wentortt Newanapor Union
Wealth Not Hoppingss Crooms When
Fragmentary text discusses youth and aging, contrasting happy youths with elders facing poverty and hardship. The passage hints at social inequality and personal feeling, with incomplete phrases about meals, clothing, and difficult conditions. No clear named entities or events are discernible.
Knowledge Test Jinn Questions and Historical Names
A string of trivia prompts asks about Arthur Henderson the Congressional Record moon occultations Bobby Nees a French inventor and measurements for criminal identification a Indian ict a British dirigible ship over Fran k a country of Mandalay and German presidents General Grant's nickname.
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Arthur Henderson
Earth
Bobby Nees
Gapt
John Smith
Xs Plesian
Frank
Mandalay
Germaany
General Grant
Smiles The Way at Wayside Gas Station
An assortment of comic vignettes and misadventures unfolds at a Wayside gasoline tank and in everyday scenes. Banter between a pompous motorist and a boy over refueling, a humorous dig at a stalled engine, and wry exchanges about travel and everyday life color this fragmentary satirical piece.
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