Atlantic News-Telegraph subscriber notices and rates
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists editor contact details, publishing hours, and delivery options. It outlines subscription rates for local carriers, Cass county mail, Iowa outside Cass, and U.S. addresses, plus a notice guiding subscribers to call 7 pm for evening delivery and to notify the office for changes or discontinuations.
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Stay Calm or War Fear to Preserve American Values
A wartime editorial warns war distorts national perspective and erodes values. It argues Americans must remain calm and avoid revenge driven by inflamed pride, risking millions of lives and costly sacrifices. The piece urges retaining perspective to keep peace amid a globally inflamed world.
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United States
America
Atlantic High Trojans Open 1939 Football Season
The 1939 Atlantic High Trojans debut tonight before a capacity crowd as locals rally for the team. Townsfolk express loyalty and sportsmanship, hoping the Trojans go to town despite heat and a potential weight loss during the opener.
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Editorial Briefs Reflect on Heat Weather War and War News
The column laments ongoing heat while noting India summer’s ferocity. It mocks Hitler for promises on poison gas and ponders upcoming events. It recalls the Squalus tragedy with 26 heros and warns of possible Soviet Polish tensions and a potential Hitler Stalin clash over Poland.
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Delayed Call for Special Session Stirred White House Critics
Roosevelt delayed issuing a reconvening of Congress amid mixed reasons. Steve Early sparked questions by leaking plans, drawing Roosevelt’s ire. Mussolini’s stance off Rome shows Italy’s fragility between Axis and Allies, with war anxieties rising and neutrality wearing thin.
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San Francisco Exposition and Ocean Pier Life Reflections
The article recalls a busy waterfront with liners and painters on deck while sharing memories of Times Square figures and Elive figures. It describes public figures like Peter Shanley and George Gittins, a taxi incident with a police officer, and a broader tour of San Francisco sights including Cliffs House Sutro Baths and Treasure Island’s fair, and ends with notes on California finance and a possible special legislative session.
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W. J. Bryan
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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A poet muses on days of doubt and fatigue and the relief brought by praise. A hoary pilgrim praises a writer’s latest story, lifting spirits and inspiring the author to continue and cheer other workers.
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St. Bride
Geologic Clues Hint Texas Was Submerged thrice
Geological evidence indicates three distinct periods when rising seas covered land now within Texas. Scientists point to ancient sediment layers and fossil records to support multiple marine invasions shaping the region's landscape.
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Texas
Reflections By E and P California Visit Notes
The writer recalls social visits in California with Mr. and Mrs. Carr of Berkeley, highlighting Carr's shipping family roots and foggy city nights. A Sunday trip with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ryckman covers Redwood City, San Jose, Palo Alto, Burlingame, and San Mateo, with coastal cliffs and historic rail routes, plus farmland and artichoke crops along the way.
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Alexander the Great
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