22 Sep 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1920
Page
1
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Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may arrange evening paper delivery by calling before seven o clock. Call Red 403 for service. This number is not the News Telegraph's.
A jewelry dealer contributor signs as an employee offering practical guidance for workers. He urges punctuality and diligence, insisting small delays accumulate and affect the shop’s efficiency and profits. The piece reflects a period voice on workplace discipline.
A discussion on employment fairness notes that workers should be punctual and fair in dealings with bosses. It argues that a true fifty fifty relationship requires mutual accountability and respect, preventing industrial disputes and promoting sensible, square behavior from both sides.
A Pettifoggery critique argues opposition to Senator Cummins over the Esch Cummins railroad bill is a partisan tactic. The measure, drafted in a bipartisan committee and passed with little opposition, is described as a practical business issue rather than a partisan one.
A heated dispute erupts over the rail measure with critics denouncing the plan as unfair and inconsistent. The author argues no reasonable man should be trapped by the trap Porter aims to push, regardless of his stance on the rail proposal.
Daily market updates list hogs at 5 dollars and wheat at 8.645 with corn and oats also reported. Obituary notice for Dr Arthur Harris appears amid social items including a farewell for Mrs McMorran and attendance by YWCA members.
The speaker criticizes Cox for a plan to let each state regulate land ownership and relations with Japanese people, arguing it would lead to as many treaties as there are states. The remark labels the idea as unique and impractical and questions Cox’s judgment and presidential suitability.
In a call for ethical journalism, the Marion Star reiterates its creed to reporters: seek truth, get facts, and strive for accuracy. The policy urges fairness to all parties, dignified treatment of religious matters, and avoidance of indecent or suggestive content to protect readers, including children, from harm.
A prose poem-like verse by Walt Mason lists many failed cures for illness. The speaker describes unhelpful pills that only dull pain temporarily while ailments return with renewed grief and discomfort. The piece blends humor with poignant lines on persistence of illness and relief sought.
Gilespre ated RAR Congressman Lynnah hir ed'to'angke four speeches in Cass county. Rev J Loucock in the dreth odist ministry since 1882 and former Atlantic resident died September 8 at Half Moon Cal. He was 81. Charles Reynolds raises subscription to buy carpenter tools for Charles Beers to replace tools lost to fire. Joe Fox, noted Atlantic pioneer, has returned here.
In a fragmented exchange a speaker recalls hearing chatter about tires from a Broadway source but notes the lack of solid knowledge. The remarks suggest skepticism about the reliability of informal talk influencing decisions.
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