Atlantic News-Telegraph editor travels and writes from Iowa to Oklahoma
The Atlantic News-Telegraph notes its editor and colleagues drove 250 miles to St Joseph, then through Missouri and into Oklahoma, lamenting rough roads, road-building delays, and highway conditions. The piece comments on Atlantic's schools and ambitions, urging local progress and better facilities while sharing candid impressions of travel.
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Kansas City
News-Telegraph
St Joseph
Groiner
Glorinda
Mount Aye
Lavan
Lamoni
St. Joseph
Iowa
Missouri
Murray
Siung
Law
Iowansia
Qily
Atlantic
Hanes
Wakitye
Haldenville
Kha
Tuleay
Saul
Pantis
Hbumans
Steaill
Jown
Smith W.eee
Rane
Cavalry Obsolete and Armored Train of Thought in Wartime Debate
An editorial laments potential obsolescence of cavalry amid modern warfare while praising the enduring role of tanks and airplanes. It argues cavalry is being replaced by mechanized units and trench warfare logic, noting planes and tanks as enduring tools. The piece also critiques contemporary magazines and literary trends, lamenting the decline of traditional reviews and serialized fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annecessary
Amelie Aguac
St. Danis
Dalugene
Century
Ieae Fiells
Tata Veto
Tancelines Pee En Ithrly
Hollywood
Mars
Amachair
Ayvckiv
Veaders
Edinburgh
London
Waterhin Tritones and Looming Political Strife
A fragmented Iowa Press page discusses Waterhin Tritones politics, Hoover era debates, and looming Senate races. It notes Ed Campbell’s tough communications role, Ford Forsling’s lieutenant governor bid hints, and parliamentary tensions across Gen. Wonnill, Kan yon, and regional papers. It also touches Religion and Zionist tensions in Palestine.
The Mather Plan and Penn Quaker Capture Recalled
A fragmentary historical discussion recalls Cotton Mather endorsing a plan to seize William Penn and Quakers at sea and sell them into slavery. The text notes intolerance of the era, mentions various political figures, and comments on public reaction to a gubernatorial candidacy amid wartime anxieties and disarmament debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Mather
William Penn
America
Olivery
Mather
Barbados
Local dealers offer quick, tailored service and value
An ad asserts that local merchants understand community needs better than distant firms. It promises timely, reasonably priced goods and seamless service, highlighting home buying as faster and more satisfying than shopping away from home.
Fragmented reader note on safety and sports
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentions safety and money with garbled names. It references a football setting and a disguised location. No coherent events or identifiable entities are readable to form a proper news item.
Know Iowa Joie mututaelagel Pedue worth
A fragmentary note mentions Iowa and a person named Joie with unclear context. Names appear garbled. No verifiable event or outcome is readable to establish a concrete news item or identifiable entities.
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Vuginer
Saul
Fragmented Kitchen Garden Medley and Eerie Funeral Allusions
A garbled kitchen cupboard scene blends recipes and vegetable names with a mournful verse about a grave and poet Robert Burns. The text shifts through ironical cooking steps, then wanders to a Western Union obituary fragment describing Nellie’s tomb with a lyric link to Burns. Copyright 1920 by The George Matthew Adams Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burns
Mary
George Matthew Adams
Health Officials Watch for Epidemic Infantile Paralysis
Health officials warn of an anticipated infantile paralysis outbreak. The notice mentions treatment options, vaccine readiness, and the belief some physicians blame the disease on the summer season. In six counties a few cases are expected. Polk and Webster counties are noted. Mrs Ana Moushey reports serum preparation by Theo for disease control, using blood from recovered patients.
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Touraine
Uli
Ughtie
Weatern Sevan Union
Pies Moines
Henry Albert
Lomkeat
Wes Maines
Polk County
Leon
Ana ‘T Tiatnaet
Moushey
Britain proposes international meet on narcotic drugs
The Fifth League of Nations committee in Geneva heard a British proposal by Philip Becker urging a direct agreement among nations for legal control of narcotic manufacture as the only effective method to combat the drug evil. Italy and Venezuela offered alternative measures limiting production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations Communistan
Philip Becker
England
Becker
Letory
United States
Italy
League
Venezuela
Old Songs Delve Into Creepy Nostalgia by Walt Mabon
Fragmentary lines evoke eerie old time tunes by Walt Mabon about doomed maidens and sorrowful lovers. References drift to December winds and unprotected tombs, with memory of Hallie and Lily amid melancholy refrains and fading choruses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan Lily
Hallie
Correcting English A Daily Quiz and Archaic Phrases
This item lists corrections for misheard lines and unclear phrasing. It notes phrases like a mix ofwords and archaic terms, suggests standard modern equivalents, and points out misreadings such as wain for wagon while referencing the Public Ledger.
Newsboys Outing Sandy Camp Skits and Mischief
Fragmentary overheard chatter from a 19th century era page notes a summer camp outing for New York newsboys with playful banter and rough banter among companions. The scene includes greetings about washing and a wedding day fright, set against early 20th century social milieu.
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R. C
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Chicago
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Inirke , Kuipers & “Mahoney
New York
Grayhor Wides
Canada
Newss-Telegraph
Ardhat
Oklahoma
Aod Arma
Waterhin Tritones
Amy
Westing Apparel
Lea
Stock Lake
Cherokee
Ed Campbell
Sventh
Congressiman
Sheila Sarvs
Daverpurs
Jawa
Mapletoy Fe
Hoover
Hoth
News-herald
Hrookhart
Bagh
Bagley
Kenyon
Ship
Tdd
United States ‘Senate
Senate
Willinglot-Tribune
L. B. Forsling
Sioux
Sioux City
Noxhame
Forsting
Knoxville Express
Itrust
National American Farmn Bureaue National Livestock
National Dairy Uninit
National Morticultural Council
Humboldt
Won- Staiply
Kanyon
John Wonnill
Dickinson
Creston
Palestine
Sherm
Byer
Dent Toower
Mhele Sayyed
Tomy
Nick
Taree Amon
Avalz
Inne
Leo
John L. Lewis
Dow
Brookhauts
Furnil
Washington Vaulevillan
Gove
Toha Hammill
United
Sunator
Euceterncy
Job
Sify
Sam Lal
Elke Air
Getsing
Bane
Willy
Nellie Max
Ireyth
Britain
Visiout
Walt Mabon
Burke
Aden
Now York
Suike
Brick
Spike
Aliplee
Gomewhara
Louisiane
Sinai
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