Atlantic News-Telegraph publication details and rates
The Atlantic News-Telegraph lists ownership by E. P. Chase and R. C. A. Chase and provides publication info, distribution notes, advertising contacts, and subscription rates. It includes office numbers, delivery reminders, and call-in procedures for delivery changes or missed evening papers.
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Cartier
Cunada
U.S
Lowa
Lown
Montly
Gass
Telegraph
Debate Over Religion May Be Affecting Public Morals
A dated letter discusses religion's role in guiding behavior and social order, arguing that churches should actively preach virtue through the story of Jesus Christ. It questions whether modern generations have neglected church influence and urges restoring religious focus to curb unrest and moral decline.
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Gus
Cie Micron
Church of God
Tay Baye
A Republican Job for Crescent County Voters
The article argues for a straight Republican vote to preserve policies and progress under President Hoover. It warns that a Democratic win would replace proven governance with untested theories, urging Republicans in Crescent County to support party majorities and oppose Democratic candidates.
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Tigket
Hoover
Tony
Cusa
Fragmentary political squib on party antics in county
Ambiguous OCR text mocks party antics and radicals in county politics. The fragment references Weber or witticisms, noting supposed acts and public amusement at partisan behavior, with unclear names or dates.
Old political ploys echo through the ages
The piece denounces self seeking leaders who promise quick fixes and stir unrest to gain power. It argues that such figures have always existed, peddling hollow plans and blame while the nation continues on the same course. Worn rhetoric repeats with every election.
The Heart of a Community Is Its People
A long meditation argues real town size is measured by hearts not census figures. Neighbors’ care at funerals, illnesses, and disasters shows communal strength. Greatness lies in kindness and sympathy, not office buildings or population counts.
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Lider
United States
God
Guy
Farmers smile as crop reduction topic arises in Spencer
A Spencer report notes farmers respond with smiles when the subject of reduced crop production is raised, acknowledging the issue and its implications for farming. The text reflects a local conversation about agricultural concerns and trends.
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Semile
Hoa
Fragmentary Editorial Snippets Spark Legislative Talk
A muddled passage discusses public fuss over governance and legality. It notes Toledo Chronicle and Toled o Tribune voices urging clear proof of capacity for lawmakers at the next session. It mentions Gerard’s remarks centering on maps without convincing many that named men intend to rule the country.
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Toledo
Mailerloo Tribunne
Primi Res
Gerard
Little Church Around the Corner Story Moves Manhattan
Beenee McIntyre reports on the Church of the Transfiguration known as The Little Church Around the Corner. The feature recalls its 82-year history, Broadway proximity, and status as a beloved wedding site with alumni fundraising and a tribute to resilience amid urban life.
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New York
Msarhattan
Creedy S&yseriier Prongoters
Doling Avenue
Church of the Transfiguration
Juseph Jefferson
George Holland
Jeffercot
Henry
Serveil
Rey
Ray
Dullas
Chegery Lees Ce
Broadway Lights
Central Park
Creaking door dog pugspodels urban chase tale
A hazy scene unfolds with a creaking door and a fat wheezing dog. Courtney Ryley Cooper appears, locals deny sightings, and the narrator recalls police and Hadga numbers amid a vague New York setting.
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Corckscruy
Courtney Ryley Cooper
Paes Kermen
Tel
New York
Dishes From Canned Foods And Rustic Recipes
A colonial era cooking feature outlines simple dishes such as Lobster Canapés and Lobster a la Newburg using canned lobster, tuna, and fish with butter, eggs, and cream. It includes practical steps, serving ideas, and a closing essay on frugality and American freedom from 1930.
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Enyerne
Newburg
Western Newspaper Union
Paris Style Hints By ALICE LANGELIER
Paris fashion notes describe pliable winter bonnets with satin felt bands that circle the head. Betty Barnes adopts chenille and velvet berets with refined detailing while Florence Walton uses delicate blue felts and panne effects. Fernando Leon showcases turned-off-the-face hats pairing with large fur collars for the season.
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Alice Langelier
Betty Barnes
Florence Walton
Fernando Leon
Advertising In Newspapers Offers Profitable Service
A fragmented ad backed by rhetoric argues that newspaper space provides the best value for buyers and sellers. It touts the newspaper as a trustworthy venue where advertisers render a valuable service, inviting readers to discover affordable opportunities.
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Courtcou
Vetwice
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A fragmented mock verse sketch lampoons a neighbor named Jinx who sues and is sued, weaving quirky frames of legal entanglements and odd, blithe humor as the poet notes recurring disputes and the neighbor's comical mood.
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Walt Mason
Er An
Stepa
Daily Knowledge Test Questions From a Newspaper Page
A reader quiz asks ten questions including location of Port au Prince, authors of Period stories, a bird appearing on coins, who makes treaties with foreign powers, Beethoven’s affliction, number of Great Lakes, principal Cuban crop, the state institution at Auburn, who wrote "Wonderland," and the origin of Cape Cast a part.
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Ceat Cevan
Port Au Prince
United States
Great Lakes
Auburn
New York
McTarvish host offers cooling draught to guest
An exuberant guest at a rustic inn requests a cooling draught as a breeze blows through an open window. The host cautions the guest about walking home in the given condition while aiding the guest inside.
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McTarvish
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Pesxter Sentinel
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Tyis
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Beenee McIntyre
Tiffany's
Sigwless
Riseal
I. L. Mencken
Mencken
Street
Park Avenue
Talid
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DOI, Wite Peathes Syndicate, Inc
Great Britain
Nellie Maxwell
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Paris
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