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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1911
Page
3
The city launches a Christmas cheer fund led by Rev. Mack to aid the needy with cash and clothing. Donations to the two newspapers and direct gifts to Rev. Mack will insure every man, woman, and child in the area receives aid. The effort emphasizes inclusivity across churches and seeks garments, food, and other goods for distribution.
An old time drugstore notice claims Pazol Ointment will cure itching bleeding and protruding piles within six to fourteen days or money refunded. It emphasizes the product costs 50 cents and guarantees relief.
The piece argues insurgency pits socialism against standpat Republican rule, noting socialism’s gains in insurgent states like La Follette’s Wisconsin and California. It asserts insurgents rally against the interests and claim the stalwart Republicans must avert industrial and social chaos, with socialism gaining where insurrection preaches hardest.
Washington correspondent notes Senator Kenyon will play a leading role in the Chicago packers prosecution, volunteering his services and paying his own expenses. The piece questions why a senator elected to represent Iowa would leave his legislative duties to aid in prosecuting the captains of industry.
The piece argues Kenyon should resign one post to avoid conflicting roles in Iowa politics while criticizing his misuse of funds and questioning his suitability in the Senate. It denounces the push to prosecute packers, notes Iowa bank deposits rising over six million dollars, and condemns insistent, impractical land ads misleading readers. The editorial also critiques Insurgents and the presidential prospects of La Follette and Underwood.
The piece argues Detective Burns holds evidence linking Bridge and Structural Ironworkers to McNamara crimes and accuses insurgent papers of bias. It mocks Beveridge supporting La Follette, condemns Lorimer coverage by the Chicago Tribune, and criticizes politicians and metropolitan press for labor-crime narratives while predicting a new Progressive Party alignments. It also notes a health remedy testimonial from Bowie Texas and promotes Vinci tonic.
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