01 Apr 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1921
Page
1
The text lists business office contact details and subscription prices for various delivery options including carrier and mail. It notes membership in the Associated Press and reserves republication rights for AP dispatches and local news.
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may arrange for evening delivery by calling before seven. Call Red 40 percent. This is not the News Telegraph telephone number.
Poet Walt Mason laments changes in drink and society in a humorous verse about barrooms, taverns, and the vanished warmth of old times. He riffs on barley, wine, and noses, noting vanished demijohns, rusted rail, and the fading glow of revelry with playful satire.
Fragmentary notes discuss incubators and brveilers in a space of duality and testing. The text references quality and iteration but lacks clear actors, places, or dates to form a full report. Further readable details are needed to identify entities and outcomes.
Iowa briefs report Mrs Frances Schart’s 19th birthday in Shenandoah and Des Moines building labor notices. Council Bluffs details a Paville-Pruit Express plant project and three creditors forcing a bankruptcy filing. Dubuque notes a pedestrian death near a Chicago bound passenger train. Des Moines sees a streetcar service clash with bus competition and murder trial updates. Waterloo mentions a lynching-related capture, while Shenandoah adds a May 2 passenger train to Des Moines. Council Bluffs reports twin marriage treaties from Omaha. Creston highway and bridge work progresses with 60 culverts and grading. Dunlap describes a shooting incident leaving Richard Smith wounded and the city marshal forced to respond.
The Presbyterian Ladies will hold a gathering at the home of Mrs. C. LR. Jupes in Kensington at 2 30 Monday afternoon.
A Mawes News Telegraph brief reports a local event with date and place details visible. It notes community impact and references a named organization involved, outlining the headline outcome in concise terms.
Washington reports Surgeon General Groner warns of inadequate medical facilities for veterans with tuberculosis and neuropsychiatric disorders. The Public Health Service projects a need for about 10 000 beds, with 3 000 war risk patients in care and total beds approaching 19 878 across facilities, many in flimsy structures. a $30 million appropriation is urged to fund 10 000 additional beds and 5000 more for general and surgical care by 1927.
Miss Annabelle Mudra entered Mercy hospital for training in Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Archer of Adel visit Atlantic relatives. Elmer and wife host. Isaac Albright leaves for Jerome Idaho after resigning from Nuss & Zike store. A son born to Edward C. Woodward, Rexall drug store manager, and wife. Plus updates from Marne Anita Walnut and surrounding on births, moves, illnesses, and local events.
Lev Kojun Yoshiza, dean of an Oniha Buddhist temple, returns to Osaka after spending 1000 days alone on a small islet in Lake Biwo in meditation and prayer during April.
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