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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1925
Page
1
Publication details for Bilantic News Telegraph including ownership GRAS F CHASE FE, editors, and postal information. Notices to subscribers require early evening delivery and a telephone contact. notices for misdelivery specify calling 87 TAG for assistance.
A report on a labor convention keynote by Samuel Gewey or Green condemning inflation and praising American unions in facing Russian labor systems. Delegates debated isolationism, international labor ties, and the need to defend American workers amid global pressure.
The fragmentary text references foreign delegates and wives, noting perceived contrasts with hosts, mentioning Amuriesi and Latins, and alluding to social dynamics and etiquette. It is a jumbled OCR-like passage with many garbled names and phrases, offering no coherent event or outcome.
An editorial notes American industry in 1924 shipped baby carriages valued at thousands of dollars to 55 countries, while typewriters and motion pictures found markets worldwide. It highlights demand from China India Argentina Australia Mexico and the Philippines, reflecting global appreciation for American-made goods. Exports extend to major silk producers China Japan Italy and other regions, signaling broad international reach.
The piece notes rayon hosiery and imitation silk stockings made in the United States supporting markets in 82 countries including Veeland Hejaz Palestine and Britain. It references American gasoline automobiles rubber boots cigarets and other goods shipped globally with billions of cigarets to China and vast trade figures across continents amid a broad wartime era commerce chorus.
Fragmentary text references home furnishings and yellow furniture, a man with his wife buying hats, a phonograph or radio, and superstition about Friday considered unlucky by some. It attributes a dated copyright and mentions SEA Service.
A fragmentary tale recounts airborne craft fears and early rail anxieties. Citizens rail against horseless carriages, fearing ruined horses, chickens, and dogs as airships and locomotives stir public alarm. A bizarre, cautionary tone pervades with references to Beersheba, Dan, and Isen.
A garbled report discusses wealth, guardianship, and a new law meant to safeguard children in foster care. Sundale calls for immediate observance of provisions while Keith Satterson sues Ned Unk City for damages claiming a Fourth of July incident injured her eye.
The fragment discusses Iowa adopting laws restricting guardianship of children under 14. It notes parental rights, court orders, and agency custody under state law. It mentions requirements for legal custody by two witnesses and prohibits others from permanent care without court action.
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