25 Sep 1922
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1922
Page
1
Des Moines hosts the annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment as Iowa welcomes veterans from every state. A veteran narrator recalls Civil War sacrifice, pay, and hardships, praising the worn veterans who remain a force for patriotism and national unity.
Des Moines Capital reports British Prime Minister David Lloyd George plans war memoirs sold in serial and book rights across nations. Contracts promise a net income near half a million dollars with profits slated for war charities. News outlets including The New York Times and Chicago Tribune report serial rights, while Cassell and others hold book rights. London Times and Funk and Wagnalls also active in deals. Estimates cite the highest price ever paid for such literary work.
The note asserts the prime minister is not a wealthy man while pledging unlimited duties and attention to all cash receipts for war charities. It frames the premier’s financial stance as modest amid wartime fundraising and public appeals.
The piece recalls Lieut J H Doolittle flying from Pablo to Jacksonville to San Diego within twenty two hours, an instance of being in two places at once. It notes Cal Rogers inspired rapid long distance flights and the marvels of science as routine, and mentions an ancient king who challenged all comers.
Former Albert J Beveridge told the Minnesota State Bar Association that Congresses and legislatures cannot pass laws that ignore the Constitution. He warned that a temporary majority could endanger property liberty and life, urging restraint and the maintenance of law and order as courts’ vital role.
A distorted OCR segment mentions money danger memory loss winter north south a woman's head praise and overcharge for evaluation. It references a typewriter piano comparison and suspenders belts, fall work, advertising, and a New Jersey murder case sketch with garbled phrases and many broken words.
A garbled OCR passage offers a jumble of archaic diction and interrupted lines. It mentions greed, struggle, a weary train, and a speaker addressing someone with a gift, noting the precious thing and coins of modern times in a fragmentary, nonsensical style.
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