Atlantic News-Telegraph Rates and Subscriber Notices
Atlantic News-Telegraph lists subscription costs by carrier and mail, with rates for US and Canada and a notice urging subscribers to call 140R before 9 PM if papers are late, plus instructions for address changes or paper discontinuation. The issue reflects period advertising practices and local delivery concerns.
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Eeeddeshenece
Atlantic
News- Telegraph
Thin Skinned Critics Split Washington Post Debate
US senators debate over press treatment of the administration with criticism from both parties. The piece highlights remarks by Hiram Johnson of California and Hartison of Michigan as examples of partisan reproach. It discusses how dissent shapes policy on tariffs and farm relief, stressing concerns about national industry and farmer welfare.
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United States
Somdot
Washington Post
Roger Baber
Ness
Senate
Morecor
Hiram Jokn Dtz
California
Republcui
Dat Hartison
The Case of the Woodmen Controversy
Controversy surrounds a life insurance firmThe Woodmen object to new policy terms and rate hikes The policyholders face either paying higher rates or losing coverage The courts weigh in as the company struggles with an internal plan and public dissatisfaction The dispute highlights financial strain and trust in the industry
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Wonivany
Avilel
Baylin
Gietapetage
Anany
Seas
Railroad And Bus Service Announcement Reported
The Rock Island Railroad Company signals a shift to bus operations to complement train service, offering a supplemental transport option across states for travelers previously underserved by rail. The note stresses the company’s business move and its aim to improve public transit availability.
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Rock Island Railroad Company
Rock Island Railroads Move to Own Bus Lines
A regional railroad argues it is natural and efficient for railroads to own bus services. It notes stations can serve as bus depots and cites regulatory oversight by the Interstate Commerce Commission. The Rock Island plans to protest other franchise bids while seeking a bus franchise at the December commission meeting.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Rail Commissions
Rock Island
Rail Commission
Rock Islan
Hart Schaffner Marx Founder Dies in Chicago
Hany fart, aged founder of Hart Schaffner Marx, the Chicago clothing house, died this week at his home. He was the last of the original founders and his death recalls the firm’s pioneering use of newspaper advertising to promote men’s wear. The company credited ads as central to its success and kept advertising largely to newspapers, shaping twentieth century marketing for men’s clothing.
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Hany Fart
Clothingg Manufactringe
Ilart
Schatfner
Marx
Chicago
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
United States
Hart, Ifary & Mary Company
Y & Mars
Hart
World's Largest Restaurant planned for Merchandise Mart site
Andrew Welsburg announces a four floor, 1,000,000 square foot mammoth restaurant at the Merchandise Mart with electric carts and a central kitchen. The 24 story, 4,000,000 square foot building will host eighteen display floors and thousands of merchants, aiming to streamline buying from manufacturers to retailers nationwide.
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Sai
Sine
Gurdon
Weigburg
Hatel-Oliver
At Pituit Chvelind
Impeal
New York City
Treat Batterry
Socess
Ant Tiger
Mart Tawrant
Henry Gordon
Maillard’s
Chicago
Gordon Nlag
Mart
Oliver
Mitr
Whotel
Linton
Cincinnati
Neil House
Columbus
Steutuiris
Wellus
Pressions and Opinion Fragments from Local Papers
A collage of terse opinions and sensational notes items include critics in Logan Observer and Pot and Kettle deriding sports ethics and partisan papers. Anita Record reports on the Alex Pantages trial defense while Sherm comments on journalistic indulgence and women’s fashion debates.
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Anita Record
Interior waterways urged to boost freight and growth
Shenandoah Sentinel-Post notes Governor Weaver’s appeal for inland waterways to level freight rates with coastal ports. He argues canalized rivers like the Ohio, Monongahela, and Missouri offer cheaper, faster transport, spurring industry, population, and farm product demand across the interior.
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Governor Weaver
Shenandotsh
Shenandoah Sentinel-Post
J. Weaver
Nebraska
Shenandeah
Towa
Nebras
Atlantic
Pac
Paste
Fremont County
New York
San . Francisco
San Francisco
Pacific
Weaver
Pitsburgh
Chia Cago
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Panama Canal
Ohio River
Manongahels
Canalien
Monongtahela
Nishna
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Missouri
St. Louis
Montana
Kooneay City
Kansas City
Sioux City
Paris Style Hints for Southern Wear and Fabrics
Paris style hints describe fabrics and garments suited for southern wear, praising crepe textures, metallics, and georgette weaves. It notes various fabrics like crepes, roma, shawls, and Tussgyananmy, and mentions sport costumes paired with saline or dusted accents, plus sunburst plotting and belted jackets.
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Ron
Sabie
Noyes
Pratel Aliy Hever Cine
Laday
Advertising Promises Value in Modern Commerce
Promoters argue that big business relies on advertising to attract customers. Ads offer a wealth of shopping suggestions and promise up-to-date goods. Window displays and timely ads signal readiness to serve the public and save money for busy shoppers. Keep advertiser names in mind as marks of quality.
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Wood Business
Oysters and Hubbard Squash in Old Fashioned Cookery
A 1929 George Matthew Adams Service piece offers kitchen advice on preparing oysters and Hubbard squash. It suggests purging oysters, cooking tips for a smooth broth, and serving with oyster crackers. The essay also reflects literary tastes, invoking Sherlock Holmes and detective fiction as a cultural touchstone.
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Paumlerer
Liv
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Sherlock Holmes
Art Toms
George ‘Matthew Adams
Correct English A Daily Quiz and Punctuation Rules
A garbled sample asks about correcting English and punctuation. It questions quotation marks usage with direct speech within quotes and asks who a trio is named after. The prompt notes capitalization of titles and quotation placement across paragraphs, citing Public Ledger copyright conventions.
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Public Ledger
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in a Supersleuth Tale
The poem frames a murder mystery with detectives, villagers, and a supersleuth arriving with tools to inspect the scene. The speaker notes suspense as clues emerge and the sleuth prepares to uncover truth through careful analysis.
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Walt Mason
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Quotations From A Fractured Scene In Odd Ways
A fragmented comic dialogue features misheard names and playful jests about jokes stolen and diplomats, with characters Wise and minzistrato debating marriage age and a beer lighthearted exchange about cows. The piece evokes a whimsical, nonsensical tone withReferences to 18th century style and odd phrasing.
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