20 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1930
Page
1
Atlantic News-Telegraph announces publication details and rates for subscriptions, with contact numbers and a notice for subscribers to call before 8 o clock if papers are not delivered. Instructions cover address changes, paper discontinuation, and delivery notices.
Washington police questioned 20 year old Paul Calvin Embrey after a bank robbery, challenging claims that motion pictures steered him to crime. Embrey, an ardent film fan, denied influence and stated he rarely attends movies, preferring stage performances. editorial notes criticise banditry talk and urge stronger state police, while commenting on wartime politics and public figures.
Representative James M Beck of Pennsylvania warned on Constitution Day that the nation is drifting from the fathers idea toward socialism. He said the Constitution’s basic principles have eroded over 25 years and that reliance on a central government replaces individual self reliance, urging Americans to heed Franklin signals and defend a constitutional system rooted in individualism.
A provocative critique contrasts Soviet rule with failure, noting harsh assessments of Soviet management. It cites rail safety concerns with figures: six months of 1928 saw 10,572 accidents versus 14,047 in a later period, highlighting alleged systemic flaws.
The report cites 16000 losses in the period and accuses the regime of causing discipline and efficiency failures among railroad workers. Cheka orders investigate and punish those responsible while noting broader Soviet actions including mass executions and suppression of religious influence.
The text advises dealing only with brokers who are members of major exchanges such as the Board of Trade Ghiorgo Stock exchange and Curb exchange and the New York exchanges. It stresses verifying broker registration with the secretary of state consulting bankers when stock or bond status is unclear and warns against trusting unsolicited purchases by telephone. It underscores investor protection and suggests simple checks to deter racketeers.
Iowa Press We Too and Algona Advocate discuss theme in growite conviction that Brookhart won t seek re election, while Final Proof notes Senator Brookhart attending chautauqua platforms as evidence of decline. Doe Moines Tribune cites insulation uses at World s Fair buildings and the enduring street structure despite rain.
A fragmented reminiscence in vivid, antiquated prose captures New York life and social pressures. The narrator recalls fashion obsessions, public scrutiny, and a bizarre childhood costume, blending urban anxiety with eccentric style references and personal nostalgia.
A humorous column parodies fashion and vanity as a Chicago writer recalls wryly critiquing clothing and public perception. The piece references a local figure McIntyre, fashion gifts, and a scene at 200 Park Avenue with an entrance on Forty-ninth Street, noting copyright details from 1930.
Shrimp dishes are detailed with washing and preparation tips. Recipes include Shrimp Salad on crisp lettuce, a mayonnaise center ring with green pepper and celery, Shrimp Wingle on hot buttered toast, and a Shrimp Fricassee with white sauce crescents. Union notes and tips accompany the recipes.
A new machine arrives to husk corn and improve farming methods, leaving forty workers watching from the fence. They fear losing income used to buy coal, shoes, and kids’ clothes as years of steady work vanish and their futures grow uncertain.
An Chicago Tribune summary reports Assistant State's Attorney Holt and H. Weinberg reveal extensive blue sky law violations in Cook County. They note most cases are settleable by restitution, yet 95 percent of hearings show violations, with over five million dollars reimbursed in sixteen months. Buckets shops adapt amid market conditions. promoters push on misrepresented listed stocks, urging quick trades.
The article urges every citizen to spend money at locally owned businesses to keep wealth circulating within the community. It promotes strong public spirit and joining in efforts to improve the city, supporting the newspaper fully to foster happiness and shared interests.
In this piece Walt Mason reflects on the Machine Age and a corn husking device that promises vast productivity. He critiques the era’s optimism, noting machines replace hard labor yet raise questions about progress and pay while contrasting old toil with new conveniences.
A list of ten geography and history questions prompts readers to answer before turning to page seven for answers. It asks where Troy is who presides in Mexico what Eritrea is Stratford-on-Avon fame the entrance to New York harbor the war during which the rattlesnake flag was used the Simon commission where the ton federagy cruiser Alabama was built where Lincoln had his law office and the meaning of sesquicentennial.
A fragmented dialogue features Smiley Nat discussing life with his mother and a family named Smith. Grace, a five year old with a difficult temperament, laments missing vacation while others narrate arithmetic and family routines.
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