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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1925
Page
1
An old local newspaper fragment shows the Relantic Paws Telegraph branding, subscription notices, and scattered ad copy. The text references advertising representatives and rates, with a chaotic mix of garbled phrases and voterlike warnings about subscribers and finances.
A lengthy discussion outlines proposed wartime taxes as a means to fund government costs. Speakers warn against shifting burdens, favor direct levies on income and corporation profits, and emphasize that consumers ultimately bear the tax through higher prices. The piece cites pushing for reforms and critiques of high subtaxes.
Foster's Weekly Weather Bulletin reports a warm wave expected to bring above normal temperatures midweek, with a shift around September 27 and a sharp cold snap earlier in the period. It notes potential effects from Gulf moisture over Tennessee and the western Catalinas, and forecasts unusually large winter grain acreage starting the 1925-26 season under favorable conditions despite historical droughts.
Nonsensical OCR like a pennyval marine horn talk and stray lines about gas punctures and Florida mania for shooting males. Mentions a French scientist claiming a cure for drinking and bank work woes. Ends with erratic lines about comforting the grieving and a returning aid from the dead or jailed.
Fragmentary verse notes urge shared bread and kindness toward the needy. The speaker extols helping others, even strangers, and reminds that generosity can outlast a fleeting encounter. Some garbled lines hint at a social ethic and the liminal fate of the help giver.
1925 reference to George Matthew Adam with a phrase about offering aid when someone is in trouble. The fragment suggests a note or quote from an obituary or biographical source mentioning assistance in hardship.
In Constantinople on Sept 17 Turkish courts adjourned a dispute between former Mrs. Sadi Spreckles and Princess Cheviankar to Sept 30. The assault case and a divorce action have dragged through courts since spring with denials, counterclaims, and accusations of assault. Hunters near Shenandoah report a busy opening day at Forney's Lake with about forty cars observed.
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