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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1926

Page

1

Advertising rates and delivery notices for News Telegraph

Advertising rates are listed with prices for carrier and mail subscriptions including Canada and U S outside Iowa. A notice to subscribers explains evening delivery options for Atlantic readers and provides a delivery telephone contact. The copy references the News Telegraph and advertising representatives in New York and Chicago offices.

Canada U.S Iowa Cass Atlantic News- Telegraph News-Telegraph

Molly Pitcher Heroine in Washington Battle Poem

The piece extols Molly Pitcher and Betty Ross as symbols of American courage during the Revolutionary War. It cites Washington praising the heroine who manned a cannon and saved the day, while contrasting patriotic verse with pacifist opposition and urging continued support for relief of farmers amid political debates.

Washington Molly Pitcher Molly Betty Rosa America

Why Linger Farmers Question Pervades Baric Industry Press

For over two years the condition of the farmers has been described as crushed and strained. The public and industry insiders are well aware of their plight, and the urgent need for relief is widely recognized.

Governors preferred over senators for presidential bids

The article argues governors are favored by politicians for national races, noting that a governor handles state affairs at home while a senator debates for the whole country. It cites Warren G. Harding, Woodrow Wilson, and Calvin Coolidge as examples showing governors can rise to national leadership despite other paths.

Charles.p. Stewartner GQTON Renton Bone United States Senate Warren G. Harling Woodrow Wilson Calvin Coolidge

Editorial urges Iowa voters to oppose Brookhart in Senate race

Washington Dem notes Brookhart cannot claim strong ties to his home county or state. It cites his absence from local churches and clubs, lack of legislative achievements for farmers, and delayed support for McNary-Haugen, arguing his defeat is likely in Washington and Washington county.

Senate Washington Frestiles Brookhart Iowa Smith W. Brookhart Dan F. Steck Washington County Washington Land Farm Bureau Farmers’ Union Congress

Brookhart and public payrolls sharpen political attacks

A political tract denounces Brookhart s record with the Geo H Paul Land Co and Farmers Merchants State Bank as failures harming depositors. It attacks office holders costs noting national and state payroll burdens, rail tax rises, and calls for limiting radical politicians influencing legislation and public funds.

Smith, W J. L. Brookhart Geo. H. Paul Land Company Farmers & Merchants State Bank Washington County Brookhart National Republican United States Commonwealth Robert M. la Follette Senate Wisconsin Ilinoia Pennsylvania

The Bad Name in Prison Tales Prompts Futile Hope

A fragmentary critique of convict narratives showing released prisoners barred by stigma. It portrays inmates resolving to reform after penury and confinement, but facing social scorn, failed jobs, and renewed despair as they reenter society. The piece hints at the harsh cycle of crime stigma.

Prodigal’s Despair Mocked by Society’s Tough Morality

A 1926 George Matthew Adams meditation questions the stigma of crime and the road to reform. It argues that society forgives the penitent and cheers honest change, while condemning past sins as neighbors weigh character and work toward redemption.

George Matthew Adams

Seemingly Nonsensical Verse From Gilded Era Shuffle

A peculiar compilation of fragmented phrases and odd imagery traces a satirical mood. It mentions a chorus girl marrying a rich man’s son, cryptic lines about leaves, seagulls, and sneezes, and a quip about handkerchiefs and Christmas, all dated to 1926 NEA Service.

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