Atlantic News-Telegraph publishing details and notices
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists ownership by P Chase and R G A Chase with editor ER P Chase and notes subscription rates, carriage, and mailing options. It includes advertising reps and a notice to subscribers about delivery issues and changes.
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P. Chase
R. G. A. Chase
ER. P. Chase
Atlantic
Towa
Congress
Canada
U. S
Yowa
Cass
Adj
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Calls for probe into disarmament drive by shipbuilders
An English language letter argues for a public investigation into disarmament activity linked to American shipbuilding interests and observer William B. Shearer at the 1927 Geneva disarmament conference. It links perceived propaganda, banker influence, and the policy of preserving armaments to U.S. industry and politics.
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William B. Shearer
Sud Owls
Geneva
Ani
Tay
Ria
United States
Ab Iinay
Shearer
Washington
My. Shearer
al Ain
Woitll Avery
Poropegatindaa
Worthy of Thought on Water Freight and Rail Transport
A fragmented discussion argues water shipment offers cheap freight but is seasonally limited and slower than rail. It notes waterways faded with railroads, then revived by lower rates, yet speed and dependability still favor rail for many goods.
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Morris
Wiegatisin
United States
Gutat
Jowey
Abinga
Rail and Waterways Freight Debate in Fast Age
The text argues that speed and service will push shippers toward rail freight, with waterways limited by ongoing demand. It notes waterways offer limited benefits while rails present stronger arguments for efficiency, urging consideration of transport phase benefits. The fragment reflects a debate on rail versus waterway freight development.
Atlantic praise of fiscal prudence ends with wary praise
A long editorial laments schools and taxing bodies for shifting revenue burdens and paying only interest. It commends Atlantic district leaders for raising levies to retire bonds, criticizes past refinancing, and notes a surprising praise for financier Waggoner who recovered funds stranded by big banks. The piece contrasts private enterprise discipline with public laxity, citing New York bankers and Gotham coffers as cautionary examples.
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United States
Algo
Clas Iris
Tine
Exic
Effies
Atlantic School
Hinds
Eurey
Hyelum
Atlantic
Serre
Weewaubaut
Wingford
Blackie
York
New York
Watamer
Gotham
Howe
Telluride
Coto
Wegoner
Chicago White Sox
Newspaper Portrait of Hoover's Rise and Coolidge Era Critique
A garbled Des Moines Register reflection contrasts President Coolidge’s White House presence with concerns over Herbert Hoover’s growing autocratic leadership. The piece laments a perceived shift toward centralized power, suggesting readers feared an autocrat at the helm and questioning the newspaper’s own stance during Hoover’s prominence.
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Dremor Uethie
Coolidyg
Des Moines Register
Washington
Die Maines
Amereat Republic
Mn Coolidge
Hoover
Chip
Pes Moines
Ue Coolidge
Ue Cate
Tengter
Allopathic Administration
Das Mees
Movement seeks better teachers in Iowa schools
The Iowa State Teachers Association launches a campaign to demand skilled instruction, warning that untrained teachers injure students and hinder progress. The September issue features Stidland Schools by Charles H Judd, arguing that sloppy pedagogy creates lasting harmful habits and that progress requires modern, effective teaching.
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Lowa State
Lowa
Associaton’s
Stidland Schools
Charles H. Judd
Chicago
Wayfield
Andy
The Pocketbook Nuisance in Currency Circulation
Editorial notes annoyance with lingering old currency at large. The delay in removing old bills hinders smooth circulation and confuses farmers at the counter. The piece argues for timely replacement to avoid ongoing miscounts and clerical errors.
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Chicago Pribune
Carmer
One Thing That Might Help
A damaged paragraph discusses potential reforms affecting the Post Office Department. It mentions a large annual deficit in bio departments and contemplates moving certain duties to other departments. The piece notes cost factors like money, paper, and envelopes, and references purchasing stamps and annual financial reports.
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Detraik Pree-Press
Bio
Postiaatster Anne Il Brown
Paris Fashion Hints On Short And Long Skirts This Season
Paris fashion writers report a wide range of hemlines for winter trends. Designers show skirts from well below the knee to calf length while waists vary from belted to moderately lifted, with silhouettes aiming to flatter diverse figures.
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Reice Jangeluby
Paris
Anuthen
Thas
Gau Ge
Bey ‘Tound
St. Cloud
Boily Lays Emphasis On Growing Demand For Noted Goods
The text highlights a strong and rising demand for well advertised products. It stresses that popular items gain wide recognition and enduring visibility, signaling their growing appeal and established reputation.
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Boily
Fragmented Iowa note misreads political filing
Readable portions show a local Iowa filing note with unclear party or candidate names. The text is garbled, limiting precise identification of involved persons or organizations.
Dodge Brothers unveil new four cylinder one ton truck
Dodge Brothers introduce a new four cylinder one ton truck with a 1 1/2 horsepower output, 3 5 inch bore and 4 1/2 inch stroke, piston displacement 175.4 cubic inches, and a 21.08 to one compression ratio. The model is offered in multiple body styles and features an 8 foot bed and 32 inch wheelbase as part of their lineup alongside a six cylinder one ton truck.
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Stan SG
Tenthere
Pries
Nedel Shastir
Saari
Giloe
Evan Fellen
Dodge
Jyeavle Varie
Ion Orl Dudge
Ras
Mason City Man Headed to Jail After Failed Attempt
Perkins, 24, of Mason City, was jailed after 11 failed attempts to commit suicide and to shoot a brother. He reportedly threatened to shoot a sibling then tried to use a shotgun, then attacked his cell with a razor in the county jail.
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Mason City
Perkins
Uruley
Couinty
Wobbling Town Vintners Offer A Quart To All
In a muddled frontier scene villagers speak of drinks and friendly toasts as a wary crowd eyes wooden doors and a quarrel with temptation. Friends plan to share a quart while the town debates good behavior and weary travelers seek relief.
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Andy
Andy, Down the Village Street. Perhana
Correct English A Daily Quiz Improves Student Writing
A cryptic prompt discusses improving sentences from a Daily Quiz. It questions word insertions, dangling modifiers, and punctuation in examples about hobbies, lingering, singing, recitations, and grammatical notes. It cites a Public Ledger copyright.
Disjointed tale of a professor and conductors
A garbled reminiscence features a distinguished professor anxious about family and travel. In a confused scene tied to a Jogenex during a trip, the professor cannot locate Halicke. The conductor reassures him while another insists the professor must know where he is headed, highlighting miscommunication and uncertainty.
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Wally
Halicke
Prafaakar
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