29 Nov 1930
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1930
Page
1
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Undated editorial discusses upcoming session and President Hoover relief proposals for farmers and the poor. It argues for bipartisan action over partisanship, critiques Democratic and Republican positions, and questions the harvest outcome of current policy efforts. It calls for united public spirit to support needed relief programs.
A fragmentary editorial note discusses Prohibition in the United States, mentioning figures like Wy-Fred Pasley and Milly, former U.S. attorney, and questioning enforcement paradoxes. It debates government taxation of bootleggers and states income tax, noting tensions between policy aims and practical law enforcement.
Verne L Havens surveys Brazilian society, geography, and politics to explain why regional fault lines and coffee economics shaped a mid-20th century upheaval. He argues Rio de Janeiro Paulista power, foreign loans, and press control helped fuel the revolution and outlines the junta’s challenge and potential reforms ahead.
A long, rambling mused diary passage laments dressmaking shops as lively yet intrusive. The writer details flirtations with ribbons, curious customers, and claustrophobic rooms. He notes chairs left empty and an amusing scene with a seamstress overheard as a shopper laughs at his remarks.
A vintage column offers recipes and serving ideas for coffee chiffon pie Landon pudding and Lamb Patties. It includes steps for whipping cream in a baked pie and coffee icing, plus a five minute note on a cartering of consumer goods from a 1929 Western newspaper advert.
The readable text shows a price tag of 895 and mentions a wife, a wearer selecting undergarments, a lady bitten by a dog, and disjointed phrases about fabrics. Several garbled names and numbers appear, with hints of a meeting and fashion items like chiffon and ruffles. The fragmentary nature limits clear events or persons.
Fragmentary notes depict merchants touting high prices and mutual benefit, claiming dependable quality and right prices with no risk to buyers. The text promotes advertising for business gains and customer trust amid unclear phrasing.
A poem notes gang killings and ambushes with grim detail. It contrasts murderous code with fleeting bravado and ends with a 1080 copyright line. The piece paints killers and victims in stark, lurid terms and reflects on violence as entertainment.
A garbled OCR style excerpt asks about a knowledge test on page five and includes distorted questions about Wool raw, Toussaint L Ouverture, the city of Melvin, and an appointment in Pennsylvania. The text is unclear with multiple typographical errors and incomplete names.
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