Atlantic News-Telegraph funds and editorial notices
The paper lists subscription rates and delivery notices for The News Telegraph, urging subscribers with delivery issues to call. It also discusses hearings on the meatpacking decree and debates over the Packers trust, noting evolving public attitudes toward consolidation and distributor efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Telegraph
Chiefs
Washington
Fem
Wang
Lens
Desrer
A. By
Sawyer
Kennucky—Fasin—Dareau
Federation
Department of Agriculture
Urbifin
Sacred Principle On Free Speech And Civic Duty Debate
A historical article defends free speech as a core constitutional right amid police action and public demonstrations. It contrasts U S freedoms with English caution, arguing that abridgment of speech threatens liberty and warns against suppressive measures during civic discussions and meetings.
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Tistory
Gaston
Sacco
Sacco and Wants
Posten
Cardy
England
Fragmentary plea on free speech and influence
A fragment argues for preserving the right of free speech for future generations, claiming it matters more than restraining a minor exhorter whose influence will not endure.
We Do Declare Des Moines Register Coverage Critique
A reader criticizes Des Moines Register coverage of a rescue at Ottumwa involving Wilkins Priest. The piece notes reporters and a photographer on site, questions timing with afternoon papers, and questions the paper’s enterprise and framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines Register
Reg‘iter
Lucy
Reseas
Register
A.ony Cam
Harvey Ingham
Ottumwa
Yebions
Aukiatie City Faces Painful Dips in Streets Fourth and Fifth
Citizens deride the depressions in Bast Fourth and Fifth streets as the city’s worst nuisance. Drivers slow to pass and pedestrians fear harm. Municipal repairs are urged to fix or replace the dangerous dips, seen as a blight on the town.
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Iran
The Chicken Thief Outrage Captures Judge Whi Context
A garbled report laments a chicken thief, denouncing him as a menace to farmers and wives. The piece likens his crimes to bootlegging schemes and calls for removal by judicial force, praising a noted South Dakota jurist’s stern stance.
The Judge Bawled Him Out in Poultry Theft Case
A South Dakota court condemns a man from Oklahoma for stealing poultry and livestock, delivering a harsh sentence of up to eight years in Sioux Falls with hard labor. The judge denounces chicken thieves, warns against lynch law, and orders the convict to write to old associates to stay away from Bolt Dakota.
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Syulge Babouth
Welste Daloui
Erin
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Slatter
Oklahochdy
Bolt Dakota
Sheriff to Detain Suspect Under Local Order
A fragment from a local report notes a sheriff will remove a person under an authority, with a directive to move in the opposite direction. The terse text implies enforcement action and custody.
Editorial Patchwork on Senate Hopefuls Across Iowa Papers
A distorted collage shows editorial writers in Iowa newspapers speculating on United States Senate candidates. The pieces question Kenyon as a potential chooser and critique political maneuvering, with references to Lowden Smith and other names, amid comments on reform, grain markets, and shifting public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkley World-Journal
Iowa
United States
Paris Hats Promise Bold Winter Styles From Paris
Paris fashion notes from ALICE LANGELLER describe bigger elaborate hats for winter with wider brims and long backs. Models emphasize diversity and irregular shapes, with dramatic off the face lines and downward brims. One milliner showcased a bold felt hat with a deep black brim and orange velvet accents.
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Alice Langeller
I. N.S. Straf
Paris
Fragmentary Textile Notes From A Winter Fashion Panel
Readers glimpse a rambling description of garments and trim details mentioning belts sashes and satin finishes. The fragment hints at decorative elements such as mauve touches and contrasting sides while noting a winter style theme and various garment parts without clear subjects or a cohesive narrative.
Consumer scams and crooked sales pitch expose a textile fraud
In a Johnson era column the speaker recounts an elaborate sales ruse selling clothes touted as luxury but found to be shoddy by the buyer. A tale from 1920 warns readers about trusting merchants who promise value while delivering inferior goods and deceitful advertising. The writer cites a specific incident, underscores warning signs, and notes the costly lesson for consumers.
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Delwein
Kenyon
Dowmap
High Hones
Cude
James
George Matthiw
Practical Advice For Young Men From Frankricas Era
A fragmentary historical excerpt urges patience and merit in business and personal growth. It promotes calm decision making over impulsive chasing of change, valuing intelligent effort, steady work, and impartial inquiry to reach genuine success while discouraging prejudice and constant job hopping.
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Doyle
Cuchui
Florida
Syed
Hay Ever
Censei
Know Iowa: Automoabiles Sold In Town Report
A partial record notes a total of GH 528 automobiles sold during the first seven months in town. The text is garbled with stray punctuation and misplaced words but preserves the core fact of vehicle sales in a local period.
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Thin
Yane
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Watchn
The narrator laments paying for adulterated materials and faulty wares. He questions the honesty of tailors and vendors, claiming he cannot discern value or truth in the fabric and workmanship.
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Walt Watcn
Smiles Handicapped Chorus of Fragments in Odd Dialogue
This fragmentary OCR text hints at a street scene with quirky lines about singing at work, a missing duck, a glass blower, and odd references to cows and the Galvani. It also travels through misheard phrases, partial names, and garbled dialogue reflecting a chaotic page segment.
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Danny
Correct English A Daily Ques Improve
A fragmentary Q and A style piece asks about pronunciation of tourniquet the difference between impersonate and personify and the meaning of phrases used in theatrical context. It includes odd spellings and garbled notes on punctuation and stage direction with several unclear references.
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Congrand
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Phy
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Garrier
Canadas
U. S
Tow
Gnes ¢An
Cass
Nik
Earth
Hell
Iowa Press
Cherokee Times
Alason City
Marshalltown
Times-Republican
Northwest
Pottley
Tony
Granariva
Sramatics
al Smith
Primehar Bell
New York
Neula Gagette
Duuta
Kitty
Cire
Nellie Maxwell
Sparta Wellers
Harton
Stalthy
Pirat
Ana
Swinger
Pia
Tiishands
Eutibig Davis
Todd Onten
Lothy
Scagenkate
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Me Saat Iy Okai
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