Atlantic News-Telegraph printer’s notice and rates
Editor and publisher details for Atlantic Iowa paper include office addresses and contact numbers. Subscription rates by carrier and mail are listed with multiple regional variations and a notice to subscribers about evening delivery and address changes.
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Be Careful Mr Marvin on Old Days Versus Today
A local writer in Tage county faces criticism for praising the modern housewife era over traditional kitchen labor. The piece argues electric helpers and household innovations freed women from drudgery, making today’s homemaker a manager who can better entertain guests and enjoy improved comfort. It rejects nostalgia for “good old days” as unfounded compared to present conveniences.
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Primaries Brighten Contests Across States
Tuesday primaries saw surprises as veterans fell and newcomers won. In South Carolina Senator Sleare lost to Jam Byrnes. Louisiana's Huey Long captured the Democratic nomination, signaling likely election as senator. Colorado results favored Shaw and Costin, while Detroit reelected surprise May or and Couzens claimed Republican Senate nomination. Prohibition shifted with a anti prohibition candidate defeating incumbent Miller.
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Jam Byrnes
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Joseph
Ransdeil
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George H. Shaw
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Frank Murphy
Couzens
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Osborne
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Prohibition
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South Carolina
The Marine Band To Play Two Atlanttig Concerts
The United States Marine Band visits Atlanttig on Monday the 22nd for two distinct concerts at the Cass County fairgrounds. Each program will offer a different selection, with an afternoon and an evening performance. The 129 year old band is under presidential authority and tours with annual executive permission.
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Atlanttig
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Cass County Fairgrounds
Capitol
Washington
America
Republican Committeemen urged to act as committees of one
The piece urges every Republican committeeman and committeewoman and voter to organize themselves as individual committees to ensure Republican candidates win office and uphold the party standard. It criticizes a Democratic organization campaign aimed at spreading propaganda against President Hoover and building prejudice against his administration.
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Publicity Tactics and Money in Democratic Push
A newspaper analysis criticizes a publicity campaign funded by John J. Raskob aimed at diminishing opposition to Hoover. It notes heavy spending and calls out partisan tactics by Democrats over decades. The piece urges Republicans to respond directly, confront the argument, and keep the political battle on their terms.
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Hoover
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Maine Results Signal National Political Tide
Maine held an early election seen as a national barometer. Wallace White won the U S Senate seat over Frank Hagkell 85 898 to 4 574, with three Republican congressmen reelected and Donald Partridge defeating Albert Belden for the seat vacated by White, a blow to Democratic propaganda nationwide.
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Editorial notes on crime, politics, and public figures
A fragmented editorial piece comments on crime levels and political integrity, praising government restraint, discussing Tuesday primary results, and noting figures like Brookhart and Johnson as upstanding Americans amid a skeptical view of reform attempts and newspaper testimony.
Political talks and apportionment notes in Iowa press
Iowa press discusses redistricting effects on Campbell and the delegation, plus a column on Sunday and war-era anecdotes. It recalls Billy Sunday’s baseball fame, press opinions on Prohibition, and a Creston note urging farmers to help by completing livestock surveys for better farm data.
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Modern Fashion Notes and City Observations from Sept 12
A rambling column from New York blends social observations with fashion notes. The writer mentions library park pigeons, theater figures, designers like Patou, and a vivid street panorama including a bird shop incident and a window card advertising a “Boy Wanted.” References to urban life abound with names, places, and media figures from the era.
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Joebn W. Thomason Jr
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Tua
the Caledonian
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Europe
Paris Style Hints by Alice Langelier Fall Pleats Return
Paris fashion note highlights pleats reappearing across fall and winter outfits. The column cites pleated skirts and gowns in morning and afternoon ensembles, with remarks on tailoring and fabric choices. The writer, Alice Langelier, reports trends from Paris as of September 12.
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Patou
Alice Langelier
Paris
I ‘Meahs
Sind
Jorany
Kitchen Cupboard and Seasonal Suggestions 1930
A miscellany from 1930 includes kitchen tips and recipes such as Coffee Egg Nog and Ginger Ale Lemonade, plus ideas for quick snacks like melted candy toppings on crackers. A short moral vignette discusses fraud and wages near the Jordan river, reflecting era concerns with honesty and punishment.
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Comry
Worstern Newspaper Union
Sugar industry in Virgin Islands urged to broaden land ownership
The Tribune argues that expanding cane grower ownership and renting options could stabilize wages and reduce risks in the sugar sector. It contends widespread small holdings and worker involvement would curb speculation and depersonalize the sugar trade, despite prevailing prejudices against squatter and small holdings.
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Virgin Islands
St. Croix
Lalsborer
Tov
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
The verse extols old age and gain through honest work, praising a simple store of gold to keep wolves from the door and maintain fairness among people, reflecting a moral about honest effort and frugality.
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Walt
Mason
Ivo
Thare's
Marty
Daily Knowledge Test Questions from a Historic Page
A list of ten trivia prompts asks about English political parties Lincoln election the dictator fjord Paul Revere’s ride the first Confederate capital the Sargasso Sea Greenland ownership the new planet and the WWI American Expeditionary Forces commander in France.
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Abraham Lincoln
Fjord
Paul Revere
Confederacy
Sargasgo Sea
Greenland
France
Little Willie Confuses Animals in Fractured Tale
A fragmented, childlike rhyme paints a scene where Little Willie mistakes creatures for fantastical beasts. The text reads as a playful, nonsensical exchange highlighting mispronunciations and whimsy.
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