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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1925
Page
1
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The editorial rails at Shenandoah and Honolulu flights as risky gambles against nature. It argues government programs wasted taxpayer money in World War I, contrasts U.S. air progress with Europe, laments submarine failures, and urges limits on large estates and inheritance taxes while defending individual effort. It singles out Senator Cummins and calls for reforms to curb lavish fortunes.
A damaged fragment mentions fourteen deaths in a protest linked to gambling and dissent against unnecessary risk. The text is incomplete but implies a local uprising connected to moral concerns about wagering and loss.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger reports a six year focus by economists on war debt policy. Prospects of a settlement loom, with near term discussions likely to shape postwar finances and recovery.
An unclear, garbled OCR fragment discusses the United States news landscape. It mentions Washington gridlocked debates, Wallingury events, and references to figures like Wagner and Pope. The text blends political commentary with misread names and locations, lacking coherent events or outcomes.
A fragmented verse sketches a weary speaker dwelling in a shabby home. The speaker values a reliable car and decent clothes over prideful display, noting the wear of age, mildew on belongings, and the desire for better status without ambition for flashy fashion. The voice reveals humor and resignation in simple dwelling life.
The readable text fragments mention names and items in a hazy way. It references people and places without clear context or events, leaving many garbled terms and partial phrases.
A Babson analysis notes copper survived war destruction while other goods declined. It cites lower foreign mine costs, possible Chile export taxes, rising wages abroad, and evolving demand from electrical utilities as factors shaping a gradual price rebound and increased U S consumption from 626000 tons in 1920 to 747400 tons in 1926 despite a large wartime surplus.
A historical sketch from the State Historical Society of Iowa City recounts James L. Allison’s near miss for the 1888 Republican presidential nomination. Delegates from New York balked at Depew’s stance, scuttling Allison’s hopes as agrarian and antirailroad factions split support.
A readable fragment describes a remarkable tale involving a twin from Scotland linked to champagne, noting the event occurred at a specific time and the surprising nature of the discovery.
Adaire in Sept 5 reports Mrs T F Lalley and son Ambrose testing for admission to the Vinton school for the blind. The boy suffered an eye injury in a counting accident over a year ago, left with partial sight, now entering school as a precaution and will receive treatment for the injured eye.
Red Oak, Iowa, Sept. opening announced for the Red Oak Public Schools with administration noting a new term. Superintendent Inman outlined plans and staff assignments for the upcoming school year.
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