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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
1
Rates by carrier and mail option listed for one month six months and one year with regional variations. Also notes on Atlantic subscribers in New Telegraph who miss evening delivery and can arrange after seven o'clock by telephone.
A Chicnor City meeting of the packing industry heard Armour project a rise to two hundred fifty billion pounds annual beef consumption as population grows. The forecast links rising demand to farm value gains, land prices, and shifting production toward meat to feed an expanding nation. Analysts note 2 percent corn surplus signals tightening supplies and greater farm investment, with Florida booms and inland areas absorbing speculative gains as roads and tourism drive new prosperity.
SY CHARLES P STEWART NER Service Writer ASHINGTON Admiral William H Sims testifies before President Coolidge inquiry. He argues that in peace time air experiments risk misled conclusions, but a wirelessly controlled plane could test defenses without placing pilots in danger, potentially resolving key aviation disputes over weapon use.
If you have a kitchen table with a white wooden top and tire of scouring to varnish it with floor varnish the kind that will stand hot water. It will protect the table top and keep it from warping and save so much needless work.
A scrambled editorial passage critiques utopian notions and superficial urban progress linked to Macy and railroads, hinting at self centered rebellion and future fears of prosperity. It references crude social decay and the blend of modern landmarks with unease about civilization’s pace.
A fragmentary excerpt critiques Communism through Job Harriman's view that it erodes individual responsibility and development. It contrasts idealistic rhetoric with practical disillusion, urging readers to assess American society as imperfect yet the closest approximation to utopia the world has produced.
A fragment about wealth, luck, and a phone call implying a jail story, with fashion remarks on smart women’s clothes and fall hats. It notes questions about coal use in Germany and substitutes for fet Hut and jet, concluding with a 1925 copyright credit from NEA Service, Inc.
Fragmentary verse notes reflect a persona called The Jester, with lines about death and fate. The text shows playful mockery and grim themes, mentioning a trigger of death and gathering of the infirm, though some phrases are garbled.
A fragmented 1945 piece by George Matthew Adams depicts a widowed woman and a haunting figure linked to insurance and fate. The narrative traces fear, doubling, and a sudden violent turn as a family endures hardship and loss while material provisions crumble.
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