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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1925
Page
1
Kinds which had its mightiest exemplification by the Savior at Calvary. May thy week be one of great spiritual benefit to the conference participants and all our people, the News Telegraph wishes.
Notice to readers detailing postal classification, advertising rate inquiries, and subscription prices for Atlantic News Telegraph. Includes carrier and mail rates, foreign and domestic options, plus a subscriber notice about evening delivery requests by telephone.
In Washington and across states, large rail mergers spark warnings from small investors. Charles P. Stewart reports that stockholders fear dividend losses if mergers proceed, while powerful groups push consolidation, risking minority holders and market balance.
The News Telegraph welcomes Methodists to the Des Moines district conference week. Ministers, wives, laymen and families gather for sessions and programs, celebrating a movement with global reach. The conference strengthens faith, renews spiritual resolve, and emphasizes service to the suffering and needy.
A dense, fragmentary editorial note discusses wartime policy and prohibition in the United States. It references public opinion, enforcement, and the national victory effort, mentioning figures and authors in a late 19th to early 20th century governance style. The piece exudes editorial commentary on governance and social issues of the era.
The Oakland Acorn reports Governor Kendall favors English style roadways, contrast with Iowa highways, praising efficiency and quality. The editorial compares English highways to Iowa's, noting perceived lapses and urging improvements in local infrastructure.
A fragment from Argon’s Weekly notes a remark about a new Jedger clerk. The dialogue shows uncertainty about a partner’s plans with a firm, ending with the reply Nothing. The quirky line captures a streetwise tone and a moment of workplace humor.
A fragmented 1925 NEA Service piece reflects on folly and punishment. It sketches a jailed man facing dwindling prospects, notes of clever schemes misfiring, and a mood of satirical absolution as readers ponder readers’ realization of folly in public life.
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