Editor Letter on Subscriptions and Opinion
A 1910s style editorial letter discusses newspaper editors and readers, subscription practices, delivery issues, and the value of honest opinion. It argues newspapers should reflect genuine viewpoints, despite reader disagreement, and defends editorial courage against threats to press freedom. The piece cites reader diversity and the editor’s responsibility to balance bold commentary with fair-minded reporting.
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Rev George D Locors Delivers Independent Pulpit Talk
The Rev George D Locors former pastor of Weavenl Baptist church spoke at a Rotary Club meeting, urging ministers to preach with personal courage and independence. He criticized mere parroting of others and urged broader views of God, arguing the Ten Commandments remain the bulwark of rectitude while cautioning against sentimentalism.
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Local millinery shop praised in Atlantic compared to big cities
A reader notes a local millinery shop's advertising as a fine shop while contrasting Atlantic with larger cities like Chicago and New York. The analysis argues towns pay a price for certain traits, yet Atlantic offers genuine friendships and business-friendly atmosphere, sparking favorable comparisons.
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Yenis
Chicago
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Rotary club adopts unplanned youth leadership program
The Rotary club in Rutery promotes monthly high school members under sponsor supervision, with Dale Hutchins and Arnold Hanson named as first participants. The piece argues youth are the community’s greatest asset while noting generational gaps, changes in youth life, and calls for supporting young people and recognizing their abilities.
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Dale Hutchins
Arnold Hanson
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Avil Hundle
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Rotary Club
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Hornets Nest: Lowman Says Prohibition Enforcers Most Crooked
Seymour Lowman of the Treasury warned that U S prohibition enforcement personnel are encumbered with crooks and renegades. He urged facing the facts, admitting corruption exists, and remedying the situation rather than attacking the whistleblower.
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Treasury
United States Prohibition
Northwestern Banker Urges Caution as Farm Land Prices Fall
The Northwestern Banker notes land prices have fallen to new lows, suggesting buyers remain hesitant. Despite favorable values and restored infrastructure, purchasers show stagnation and are not rushing to buy farms.
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Pene Bien
Jstill
Deflation Turns to Hope in Land Markets
Editorial notes a completed cycle of land price deflation and signals a clear upturn ahead. The piece urges readers to maintain faith and confidence amid cautious optimism about a rebound in real estate values and market conditions.
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Inode Gronteal
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in 1927 puzzle tale
A fragment from Rippling Rhymes quoting Walt Mason on Calvin and political talk. The text mocks the puzzle of meaning in a public discourse as readers seek to interpret hints from professors and delegates. It notes a refrain about keeping calm, even as the speaker rails at figures and authorities.
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Presley
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Calvin
Georgu Matthew Addams
Quake Kills Twelve in Crimea and Turkestan
A severe earthquake in Crimea and Turkestan kills twelve and injures more than a hundred. The tremor caused widespread damage with homes destroyed and people displaced as aftershocks followed the initial shocks.
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Ruasia
Renale
Crimea
Turkestan
Diphtheria Shows Increase Across Year Say Health Officials
Dr J Wataew of the state department of health reported a diphtheria rise this year with deaths and cases noted in certain counties where immunization was weak. Dr Wallace warned that despite higher virulence nationwide, areas with comprehensive immunization programs have largely stamped out the disease and urged immediate expansion of vaccination efforts.
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Wallage
Wallace
Irge
Stork Expected at Mussalini Home in Rome Today
In Rome, the stork is anticipated to visit Promice and Mussalini's villa home at Villa Carpemn today or tomorrow, signaling a forthcoming arrival.
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Rome
Promice
Mussalini
Villa Carpemn
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