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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1929

Page

1

Atlantic News-Telegraph front page notice and rates

Advertising and publication details for the Atlantic News Telegraph specify owners E. P. Chase and R. C. A. Chase with editor E. P. Chase. It lists subscription prices for carrier and mail delivery, advertising representatives, and a notice advising subscribers who do not receive the paper to call before 7 o clock. It also provides contact phone numbers for departments and urging subscribers to report address changes or discontinuations to the newspaper office.

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The Difference in Great Britain and American Labor Politics

The piece contrasts British labor politics with American practice. It notes Britain has a higher premier government and party coalitions, while America relies on organized labor influencing through existing parties. It praises American AFL leadership under Gompers and Green, arguing conservatism and gradual influence over a labor party, and contrasts with Britain pursuing direct labor representation.

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Time heals wounds and postwar hopes rise in Britain and Germany

A distorted dispatch claims David Lloyd George plans to join a gathering at Friedrichshafen welcomed by a German faction after a Atlantic flight. It discusses wartime memories fading, calls for ending hatred, and argues that only shared humanity can prevent further cycles of violence.

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Theater Fights Over Motion Picture Change Amid Labor Tensions

A fragmentary report notes theater workers facing disruption as new technologies and unions press for better conditions. It mentions actors, stagehands, and projection staff, with uncertainty about future employment and safety amid rapid industry shifts. The piece highlights anxiety among Mediter immigrant workers and a looming strike risk.

British Railway Accident Rates and Human Toll Report

The ministry of railway statistics summarize British rail accidents during Tyas, noting 71 injuries and fatalities per average across routes. Totals include about 1 killed per 4 million passengers carried, with figures cited for all railway accidents: 460 killed and 24,820 injured. Trainmen fatalities and injured counts are mentioned in the same context.

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England street accident stats show 6188 deaths and 16858 injured

For every 27,800,000 passengers carried, trainmen averaged 1 injury per 00,000 passengers carried. Total deaths in England street incidents were 6,188 with 16,858 injured across the period.

England

Peanut Elephant Fund Sparks GOP Critique in Des Moines

A readers’ letter denounces a Des Moines Register sponsored campaign to buy a baby elephant for the Republican Party. The writer mocks Chairman Stern and party members urging subscriptions, calling the stunt foolish and impractical while questioning political use of the elephant emblem.

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Rio de Janeiro Diary From Cyrenus Cole in 1910s Italy

The writer recalls a long sea voyage ending in Rio de Janeiro, describes hotel life, meals, and social scenes at the Hotel Gloria and Gavea club, and notes meetings with American and Brazilian officials. He reflects on Brazilian life, architecture, people, and the surprising beauty of the city, to conclude he feels at home though still gathering impressions.

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Paris Style Hints From Alice Langelier

Paris dispatch notes smart chic trends for a new season. Designers favor slanted cuts and hipline silhouettes with added flounces. A dressmaker experiments with asymmetric draping and one sided flair.

Alice Langelier Paris

Unclear Fashion Notes Describe Erratic Garment Trends

Fragmented OCR reads describe designers introducing slanted hems and striped fabrics. Mentions named items like velvet gowns and gray and white ensembles with exaggerated backs. Overall, it sketches a fashion section with shifting trends and varied textures.

English A Daily Quiz Edition Word Game

A fragmentary item about an English class or quiz item discussing word usage and substitutions, with references to vocabulary concepts like blenmial bias and a Caribbean term for India rubber. It includes puzzling questions and suggested wording changes. The text is garbled but hints at language instruction and pronunciation notes.

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Chaotic Vision of a White Nation in a Global Market

A garbledOCR passage attributes remarks to YC Powell of the Chicago and Ettern Hingis Railway, railing against tariffs and asserting a future identity centered on a single white Caucasian nation uniting under one government. The text hints at global commerce, nationalism, and anti tariff sentiment, but is fragmentary and unclear about concrete events or dates.

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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on Dresses and Reform

A humorous verse from Walt Mason discusses fashion changes through the ages. It reflects on seven daughters, corsets, and the shift to knee length dresses, noting reforms influenced by social norms and the impact on a father's finances.

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Smiles Helps Sume In Practice And Irony Of Fate

Fragmented, archaic dialogue hints at school life and ambition. References to diligent study, parental judgment, and a quirky exchange about practice hours evoke a small, domestic scene. Names appear as characters in dialogue, with occasional emphasis on callings and holidays.

Tommy Ishgol

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