02 Sep 1929
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1929
Page
1
Wisconsin politics faces Kohler backed legislative push and La Follette power decline as the assembly advances budget and liquor law repeal. A cheese industry explainer notes cheese origins, production data, and per person consumption trends amid a broader dairy campaign.
The passage outlines state level policy debates during a reform era, noting a governor figure, legislative considerations, and proposed budget measures. It mentions centralization of services, consolidation of laws, and a plan aiming to direct investments of state trust funds, with broader fiscal and infrastructural aims discussed in the legislative session.
The text portrays Jent Green of the American Federation of Labor as a humane leader compared to Samuel Gompers. It argues that labor-saving machines displace workers, yet society must adjust as industries evolve, with workers absorbing into new jobs as demand shifts and capital investments change.
A noisy exchange over prohibition claims runs across wets and drys. The piece mocks dry assertions that liquor sales are negligible today, arguing contraband volumes remain far smaller than pre prohibition levels while noting hidden markets still exist.
The Delaware river toll bridge between Philadelphia and Camden recorded 64 667 vehicles on a July 28 peak, the nation’s largest daily bridge traffic. Officials estimate about 12 million vehicles will pass this year, with tolls of 21/2 cents for passenger cars and 60 or 76 cents for buses. The bridge, built in 1926, is projected to pay off its debt in 1940.
Quoted snippets reflect public musings on tariffs, farm finance, and petty folly from Marshalltown Times-Republican Citines-Republican and other Iowa papers. Jumbled notes discuss economic strains, municipal attitudes, and dangers of pedestrians amid urban traffic and casual humor.
A jumble of political jabs and social gossip. The piece rails at Democratic plans for seats and policy, derides talkie films and a farm board critic, and lampoons a figure named Brookhart. It comments on strikes among coal miners, wheat prices, and inflated self-importance in politics.
Paris fashion notes describe charming little pounded jackets worn over slips with bold trimming. The item list hints at slim silhouettes, glossy fabrics, and polished accessories reflecting autumn trends.
The article describes early 20th century winter dress ideas from Godoy and designer Wendy It highlights mink edged jackets, round muff accessories in black broadtail and white ermine, and elaborate fabrics like astrakhan and tweed. It notes ornate evening jackets, velvet touches, and old fashioned regal colors.
A fragmented 1929 newspaper piece blends baking instructions with playful kitchen lore. It references Angel Cake With Almond Filling, ginger wares, and Devil's Food cake, interspersed with whimsical musings on home life and travel. The text showcases recipe steps, ingredients, and period culinary tone while noting copyright and author attribution.
A stroll through Hollywood California reveals a busy business section centered on one main street. The area blends studios, moving picture folks, shops, offices, hotels, homes, schools and churches, forming a lively modern city. Two fine newspapers contribute to the community's development and character.
A fragmentary verse piece follows a narrator journeying toward the county seat in a dusty landscape. The speaker mentions stopping to chat with locals, planning purchases of meat and sweets, and imagining buys that satisfy desires yet reflect thrift and caution as he moves through a bustling town.
A fragmentary quiz item presents garbled questions about pronunciation and etymology of a word, asking for its origin language and syllabification. It references a harsh historical passage about a woman burned and surrounding phrases with unclear OCR errors.
A garbled dialogue fragment features stray lines about wives, driving, fate, and humorous asides. The text includes disjointed references to charity, a donkey incident, and a fleeting note of royalty visiting. It reads like overheard, incomplete conversation with no clear narrative.
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