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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1924

Page

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Advertising Rates And Subscriptions For News Telegraph

Advertising rates are listed with office telephones and subscription options. Rates cover monthly, six months, yearly mail and carrier delivery, with Canada and foreign rates noted. The paper’s association with AP and United Press is stated, plus a notification about evening delivery for Atlantic subscribers and a call-in number 4359-R (not the News-Telegraph).

Canada U. S Associated Press United Press Xnill-Burke, Inc Chicago South Michigan Blvd New York City Brokaw Atlantic News- Telegraph News-Telegraph

America the picturization at Strand theater

The Atlantic Strand presents America the picturization detailing the events leading to the Declaration of Independence. It highlights Washington Montagues Captain Holden Hancock Adams and William Butler among others, stressing the price paid for liberty and urging civic awareness of history and patriotism. The review notes the film’s strong impact and historic focus.

America Strand Atlantic Washington Montagues Holden Lexington Boston Pitt England Hancock Adams William Butler United States of America

Davis Campaign Notes Amid Campaign Oddities

The text outlines attempted political maneuvering around a presidential vote with unclear details. It mentions Idaley W. Davis as a democratic candidate and opposition figures in a tense, contested scene. Mrs. Shaver, wife of Davis' campaign manager, delivers a short message or speech amid proceedings.

Idaley W. Davis Mrs. Shaver Davis Hersell Tytaller

Defense day divide cited by Mrs Shaver and Democrats

The text argues Mrs Shaver supports defense day and criticizes opponents including her husband and Democratic candidates for president and vice president. It suggests Democrats would have fared better if Mrs Shaver led the effort rather than her husband.

Defense Day Fears and Patriotism Rally

A defense day message extols readiness and warns against antiwar voices. It argues the public remains largely productive while stressing vigilance and preparedness to avoid the unprepared sacrifices of prior wars. It targets opponents of the republic and asserts ongoing commitment to national defense.

The Rippling Rhymes of Walt Mason 1924

A compact verse fragment by Walt Mason, criticizing promoters, fakers and moralizing critics while imagining future hardship and charity from the author. It reflects early 20th century humorous verse with social satire and self deprecation.

Notable Quotes From A Nonsensical Reflection Piece

A garbled excerpt presents scattered maxims about life as a stage with trap doors. It muses on learning violin versus poker, views harvest moon as revealing biases, and derides auto fenders and political jobs. The text contains repeated misspellings and odd phrasing.

President Coolidge U S Navy Gun Elevation Debate

HUNT'S DAILY LETTER reports that Coolidge opposes elevating gunmuzzles on battleships to maintain arms- reduction promises while Britain and Japan have or seek higher elevations. Navy figures warn of longer range giving advantaged fleets. State Department claims protest, but officers doubt it. Democrats cash in on Republican gains via Victory Clubs funding Davis campaign.

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Religious Toleration Speech by Governor Kendall Iowa Coliseum

Governor Kendall at the Coliseum extols Catholic patriotism and condemns religious intolerance. He notes Catholics helped found the republic and fought beside Protestants in wars, urges equal rights, and welcomes the National Conference of Catholic Charities to advance relief, instruction, and moral uplift. He cites constitutional protections and Catholic and Protestant unity in America.

Kendall Coliseum Iowa National Conference of Catholic Charities Rome John Adams New England Thomas Lynch South Carolina New Hampshire Redcoats Molly Stark Philadelphia Jack Barry Trish Samtes America Spain Army of Humanity Avery Shareh Republic United States Livingston New Jersey Baldwin Georgia Firesimmons Pennsylvania Carroll Maryland Congress Bean Cardinal Gibbons Jesus Christ

Republican Farm Legislation In Washington

Washington correspondence surveys party records on farm aid and legislation. It recalls 1921 tariff action under Harding, War Finance Corporation history, and ongoing support for agriculture through economic policy, noting Republican emphasis on aiding industry within sound fiscal bounds.

Wilson Republican Congress Federal Farm Loan Banks Cooperative Marketing Association Washington Republican Party Harding Congress War Finance Corporation Secretary of the Treasury Houston Finance Corporation Vinance Cor Jporation Activi

Yet They Do Not There Are Few Resources to Tap

A Baltimore Sun comment notes scarce gold mines and oil fields, but asserts anyone can learn to apply plaster, reflecting on resource limits and accessible skills.

Baltimore Sun

College Springs Lad Dies After Peculiar Pony Accident

Wayne Phelps an 18 year old son of Mr and Mrs George Phelps north of College Springs Is died after being thrown from his pony. He landed with an arm bone piercing flesh and tearing an artery. The wound was so large the bone stuck in the ground. He was rushed to a Shenandoah hospital where he died from infection. The accident occurred while his father was in Michigan at his brother's funeral.

College Springs Wayne Phelps George Phelps Shenandoah Hospital Michigan

Woman's Idea of a Man Sparks Humorous Reflection

A married woman shares a wry reflection on men and dress ties. She notes the irony of a husband unable to locate his tie even when it lies in the drawer under his nose, highlighting everyday domestic humor.

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