Atlantic News-Telegraph advertises delivery and rates
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists owners RE Chase and R C A Chase with E P Chase as editor and publisher. It publishes daily except Sunday from Atlantic Iowa and provides advertising rates, subscription options, and contact instructions for delivery changes. Subscribers may call 140-R before 7 pm for evening delivery issues.
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Atlantic
News-Telegraph
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The Utilities and Big Business in the United States
A critical examination of the utility sector argues large capital combines wield substantial power over national services. While critics acknowledge efficiency and potential consumer benefits, concerns focus on financing methods, rate structures, and the widening gap between corporate profits and public welfare. The piece calls for vigilance to ensure utilities serve people without enabling monopolistic control.
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Hans Lush
United States
Urcher Ua
Tua
Iwos Iuny
Abia
Lin
Ucling
Government ownership in Muscle Shoals debate heats up
A mis-typed Providence style editorial argues against government operation of Muscle Shoals through Norris measures. It asserts opposition to public control of utilities and says experience in wartime production shows poor results, urging private capital instead of state management.
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Ory
Sonutey Norrie
Nebraska
Nusele Shoals
Ala
Norris
Musele Shoals
Privaty
Hums
Iine
Government Waste and Red Tape Across Muscle Shoals
The piece cites the treasury deficit and calls the federal system ponderous and hampered by red tape and political influence. It argues the machinery is archaic and resistant to modern efficiency despite repeated presidential efforts to reform. It warns to keep government out of Muscle Shoals due to existing struggles.
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United States
Reapportionment Trends Show Shifting Congressional Seats
Historical review tracks how each representative has come to symbolize about 289,000 constituents and how the House grew from 63 members to 435, with Virginia retaining ten seats since 1790 and prospects of gains and losses for states like California, Michigan, Texas, and Missouri under proposed changes. The piece links population shifts and immigration to the evolving map of political representation.
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Virginia
Winer
Californ
Michigan
Texas
Migsousi
Indiana
Sill
One Way to Stabilize Grain Prices Urges Acreage Curtailment
Alexander Cegee, chairman of the federal farm board, argues there is no viable external method to dispose of surplus grain stocks and that real market stability comes from farmers curtailing acreage. Mr. Legge’s board continues wheat purchases, yet supply and demand will prevail, keeping prices at a profit level for farmers.
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Alexander Cegee
Federal Farm Board
Legge
Leggs
All Importers in the Chicago Tribune Discuss Trade and Tariffs
The article criticizes tariffs and anti dumping laws while examining the US reliance on foreign supplies. It notes the US imports a small share of certain metals and raw materials such as tin and nickel, with production limited domestically. It discusses the need for balanced trade and questions the strategy of expanding exports versus imports.
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United S
Utes Cauuers
Tay Stadt
Cuba
Ayema Juineatty
United States
Louis
Saxophone fades while accordion gains college popularity
New York reports the saxophone's decline as the accordion gains favor among students and night spots. Despite some praise and notable adopters like Amy Vallee and Charlie Chaplin, the public shifts toward the accordion with a streetwise charm and broader appeal.
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Masical
Phil Baker
Owen
Advertising and price fears drive urged buys amid market lull
Rosenberry of Shawnee Morning News urges readers to buy what their family needs despite low prices. He argues delaying purchases harms merchants, workers, and communities as factories push forward with ads and production. He notes prices may dip but duty remains to support demand.
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Labia
Wis O
Gront Han
Doe
Unclear election tone reflects on national discontent
Fragmentary passage notes attackers and voters in Tuesday election fate. It compares current discontent in Washington to past Cleveland administration pressures and warns of possible punishment if a political anchor fails, implying broad political stakes.
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Washington
Cleveland
Fragmentary OCR note hints at dated dinner plans and names
A garbled OCR passage from Susan D of Atlanta mentions four girls and a first visit to New York with references to an evening dinner. The lines are fragmented and difficult to interpret, offering no clear event, date, or outcome.
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Susan D
Atlanta
New York
Paris Style Hints By ALICE LANGELIER
Paris observer Leon Bailby praises American women as homebuilders noting their early adoption of housework child care and home life with modern appliances. He calls the American skyscraper a beautiful practical monument comparable to Europe’s cathedrals and a testament to the nation’s hardworking progress.
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Alice Langelier
Leon Bailby
Rewspatper
United States
Monsieur Bailly
Chrysler
New York
Kitchen Cupboard Poem Fragment
An obscured verse fragment appears with garbled spelling and missing phrases. The lines mention roaming, a red leaves or a wall lit by asters, and references to wind and joy, suggesting a decorative or experimental poem fragment from a historical page.
Cooked Mutton Dishes From Young Meat Aids For The Table
A 1930s recipe excerpt presents casseroles and deviled chops using young mutton. It covers selecting breast meat for a casserole with beans and garlic, seasoning with pepper salt and cornstarch, then simmering two hours. Deviled chops mix lemon juice mustard and caraway, then broil. spread with a prune and vinegar glaze for serving.
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Weatata Newapeper Union
Masidew
Daily Knowledge Test Questions Preview
A scrambled prompt lists multiple questions on historic figures and places. It asks identities such as a Roman emperor, an Iron Chancellor, and various political and geographic queries. The text includes garbled phrases and misprints, with no coherent narrative or answer data.
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Lima
Iriah Free-Stile
Livland
Charauter
Monte Carlo
Privie
Grapt
Britain
Smiles The Meanest Man at the Cafe
The scene unfolds with a shoemaker breaking the mood and a boy taunting a man about his father. A dignified man enters the cafe and asks for quiet, while a perplexed patron questions about light.
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