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Atlantic News Telegraph in Atlantic, Iowa

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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1924

Page

1

William M Butler Defends Republican Stand On Monopoly Claims

William M Butler chairman of the national Republican Committee defends the party against Senator La Follette’s charges of monopoly and conspiracy. He analyzes claims about coal, sugar, oil, and the Fed reserve and asserts competition remains strong and prices reflect policy shifts and protection for beet sugar.

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Detours Begin On LG Road Between Anita and Wiota

The detour project between Anita and Wiota aims to bring the LG primary road into repair. Construction has started in the corridor, with officials confirming work has begun to improve the route.

Cornetion Anita Wiota

Wives of candidates to stump for husbands in presidential push

Hunt notes a historic move as Mrs. Belle La Follette and Mrs. Lula Wheeler plan to speak publicly for their husbands. The piece discusses how individual women may sway the women voters more than party woman bureaus, with conservative critics wary but hopeful in this new campaign dynamic.

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Detour Peril Prompting Call for Road Fixes Near Atlantic

The piece discusses a northern detour just east of Anita as one of the worst roads drivers have encountered. It suggests seeking permission to create field detours to avoid long routes, while noting road rebuilding inevitably disrupts existing paths. The paper urges better road upkeep from Atlantic businesses to prevent lost trade and calls for organization of local business professionals to address such issues.

Anita Atlantic

The Popularity of President Coolidge

The editorial argues President Coolidge commands broad trust from Americans due to perceived common honesty. It asserts his integrity shields him from scandal and contrasts honesty with dishonest governance.

President Coolidge Calvin Coolidge Coolidge

Popularity of President Coolidge Amid Demagogic Clamor

The piece argues that Americans distrust dishonest political tactics and favor Coolidge's simple, honest image. It praises his unpretentious rise from modest beginnings and his calm, thriftful leadership as a standard against demagoguery, predicting public support will endure. The text portrays Coolidge as embodying essential American values and stability.

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Assurance of Victory for Principles in November

The passage asserts confidence that the principles supported by the speaker and his party will triumph in November, signaling steadfast conviction and political resolve. It emphasizes a future success based on shared values and electoral outcomes.

Wit and Wisdom From 1920s Pulp: Bankers, Boots, and Boasts

A collage of quips and maxims from 1924 revealing humor about wealth, romance, work, and money. It touches on marriage burdens, cooking failures, payday woes, and con artists, with satirical takes on social norms and investor schemes. The piece ends noting copyright 1924 by George Matthey Adams.

George Matthey Adams

Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason fragment

A fragment from Walt Mason’s Rippling Rhymes satirizes investment schemes and hoards. The speaker warns readers about preachers of scams and clever con artists who target those with spare cash, highlighting warning signs and distrust.

Walt Mason

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