Getantic Telegraph Ad Rates and Subscriber Notice
Atlantic News Telegraph publication details rates for monthly six month and yearly subscriptions, carrier and mail options, and foreign representation. It includes a subscriber notice advising call before seven for evening deliveries and clarifies the contact number is not for the News Telegraph. The item lists offices and editors CHAS F CHASE and E P CHASE as publishers.
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Brookhart tax critique and senate defense debate
The piece attacks Brookhart over income tax payments for 1924 and his Senate role. It argues many lawmakers, including Brookhart, avoid taxes while shaping policy. It likens senators to boardroom directors and rebukes anti-business rhetoric, urging repeal of untaxed salaries.
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Cntegeny
United States Senate
Bronkhart
United States
Brookhart
Texas
Tt Corta
Exponson
U.S. A
Jas
Coolidge Quoted Urging Build of Another Shanandoah
The editorial notes President Coolidge is quoted as saying the government must build another Shanandoah as a protection measure against potential invasion by a foreign enemy, stating it could prove a safeguard for the nation.
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Coolidge
Jesse James saga serialized in Sunday Riot installments
The Sunday Riot prints Rob ertus Love's Jesse James tale in installments. The New York Sun calls it a saga of a ten year episode unique in American experience. The history intrigues many while troubling others who fear its impact as a record of past wrongs.
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Jesse James
Robertus Love
New York Sun
Love
Washington's traffic survey aims to mold city life and transport
Charles P. Stewart notes NEA Service writer describes Col... the survey led by Colvell and Jamy Crankley to study Washington DC traffic. The piece highlights fund levels, district governance, and the impact on pedestrians and autos during peak hours.
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Charles P. Stewart
Ashington
Jamy Bor
Jamoa Crankley
Kiowa
Washington
Frese Uistriet
Boundary treaty council at Upper Iowa river ends hostilities
A historic Cedar River area council sought to settle tribes boundaries and restore peace among the upper Mississippi nations. US commissioners Clark and Cass presided as Sauk Foxes and other tribes arrived, with Chippewa aiding peace, concluding August 19 with a boundary treaty and amity among the tribes.
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Iowa River
Shetter
Old Fort
Raed
Frankie du Chieu
Pena
State Historical Society of
Twa
Towa City
Upper Mississippi
United States
William Clark
St. Louis
Lew’ Cass
Detroit
Swyatting Soe and the Puzzling 1924 Memoirs
A fragmented 1924 NEA Service satire notes social quirks and everyday behavior. It comments on pretend virtue and the idleness of the loafer, juxtaposing clean movie ethics with bathing girl imagery and a dollar bill hidden in pockets.
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NEA Service, Inc
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A fragmentary verse piece titled Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason satirically muses on safe investments and Uncle Sam’s currency. The jumbled lines mention shares, oil wells, and various fanciful places, reflecting Mason’s playful critique of financial folly.
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Walt Mason
Honda
Uncle Sam
Coi
Jones
Usland
Midax
Dane
Ajax Postholg Mills
Johnson
cryptic memo from a distant dream
Fragmentary text appears to mix archaic phrasing with fragmented names and phrases. The reader encounters terms like Plotter and a stray copyright reference, but the overall meaning remains unclear and lacks concrete events or identifiable entities. No discernible news value emerges.
Waterlog Aims to Join National Airways System
Waterloo city plans to join the national system of airways. Clarence Young of Des Moines will visit next Tuesday to discuss cooperation and aid in establishing the system, with a prepared resolution awaiting approval.
State Teachers College Honored Visitor at Shenandoah
Shenandoah radio stations broadcast a message that Miss Bond, returning from Europe, is en route home while Codie Falls seeks information on a mother herly dying in Kentucky. The report says Ja Miss Min chie Bourkind is connected to the college.
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Shenandoah
Minchie Bourkind
State Teachers College
Codie Falls
Kentucky
Bond
Europe
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