Atlantic News Telegraph details and subscriber notice
Atlantic News Telegraph announces publication in Atlantic Iowa with advertising rates and management by CHASE and FE P, offers mail and Canada rates, and includes a subscriber notice about timely delivery calling Red 403 before seven. The paper is associated with the Associated Press and emphasizes evening delivery for subscribers.
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Foir Representative Announces Candidacy for Republican Nomination
C W Huff declares his bid for the state legislature as a Republican candidate. He notes the upcoming primary on June 15 1920 and urges voters to decide in the party primary. The excerpt also discusses labor and wage fairness across various occupations.
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The case for pay by efficiency over minimum wage
A columnist argues against fixed wage minima citing labor efficiency. He claims fair pay matches output, criticizing unions, drones, and the idea of equal pay for unequal effort. The piece defends liberal daily pay for an efficient day and notes societal trends toward higher living standards.
Strong Candidates and Primary Day Ventures Across Party Lines
Democratic circles hail Clyle Herring as the strongest governor nominee this year while Ed Meredith travels to Des Moines to rally leaders and explain why Herring deserves the nomination. The piece notes Michigan primary day activity and critiques party expulsions, linking Hoover’s independence talk to Republican nomination prospects and broader support dynamics.
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Rippling Rhymes on Germany and the throne
The poem satirizes Germany and its politics with Ex Bill’s musings about republics, throne, and power. It casts doubt on German leadership and the instability of regimes, warning of future upheaval while noting wartime sentiments and political shifts. The piece ends with a copyright notice by George Matthew Adams.
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Today’s Events Mark 95th Birthday and Political Openings
James R. Booth, titled the lumber king of Canada, marks his 95th year today. The Colorado Federation of Women’s Clubs celebrates its silver jubilee since its 1895 Denver inception. The Intermountain Stock Show opens in Salt Lake City and runs through Thursday. Michigan presidential primary results draw interest amid a large field of entrants. Rhode Island Republicans select uninstructed delegates to the national convention. Senator Thram Johnson of California launches a New Jersey tour for the GOP nomination. Chicago prepares for trial of alleged radicals on conspiracy charges. Detroit votes on a $16 million municipal ownership street railway plan. Western states observe Western Consumers Week to bolster home industries.
Boston diplomat Joseph C Grew named US Minister to Denmark
Joseph C Grew of Boston has been appointed United States Minister to Denmark. A Harvard graduate of 1902, he began in Cairo and served in Mexico City, Petrograd, Berlin, Vienna, and Berlin again. He was secretary of the American Peace Mission after World War I.
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Today’s Birthday Highlights Across North America
Obscure birthday list recalling John R. Booth of Ottawa a finance leader born 94 years ago, William M. Wood of the American woolen industry born 59 years ago at Martha’s Vineyard, Edgar L. Larkin of La Salle County born 73 years ago, Stecher the wrestler born at Dage Nebraska 27 years ago, and Mike O Dowd the St Paul pugilist born 25 years ago.
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Exquisite Evangeline film at Atlantic Theatre
The William Fox adaptation of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's Evangeline is shown today and tomorrow, praised for visual splendor of Acadie and Grand Pre. Miriam Cooper shines as Evangeline with strong support from Spottiswoode Aitken James Marcus and Paul Weigel. R. A. Walsh directs a charming screen rendering that preserves the poem’s charm.
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Calendar of notable dates and births from history
A fragmented ledger lists events and obituaries from 1812 to 1904 including the storming of Badajoz by Wellington, birth of Senator Thomas B Turley, New York charter consolidation in 1870, death of surgeon general Barnes, royal visit to Ireland, 1894 women gaining school officer voting rights, and Frances Power Cobbe. Also notes Canadian Order in Council on employment and a local farm loan ad.
Remarkable recovery praised by Lydia Pinkham’s Compound
Woman from Philadelphia reports relief from organic troubles and changes of life after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She describes severe pain, insomnia, and headaches, says relief came quickly, and urges others to try the remedy. She offers to share details with readers and supporters note widespread published evidence of its benefits.
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Waterloo Thief Likes Music Stolen Canary and Records
Waterloo Iowa police hunt a thief who likes music after a resident reported his home entered and a canary bird and eight talking machine records stolen. Detectives seek the burglar's motive in this quiet April incident.
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Better Than Calomel Dr Edwards Olive Tablets
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a vegetable formula that stimulates the liver and bowels without calomel’s side effects. Used in private practice for 17 years they claim to ease heaviness, improve mood, and clear clouded skin while avoiding pains or gum injury, sold at 10 and 25 cents per box.
Bayer Cross on Genuine Aspirin
An ad fragment touts the Bayer Cross stamped on aspirin tablets as proof of genuine Bayer product. It lists indications including cold, headache, toothache, earache, neuralgia, rheumatism, and general pain with logos of Bayer packages and affordable pricing through druggists.
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Missionary Society Plans 15 Centers in Egypt
The Women's General Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian church announces plans to build fifteen community centers in Egypt over five years, each costing up to 20000 dollars. The project includes training schools, clinics, nurseries, mothers classes, and five girls boarding schools with a total Egypt budget of 225 million? Wait.
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San-O-La Bathroom Fittings Arrive at Locke's Plumbing Shop
New stock of SAN-O-LA bathroom fittings described as perfectly sanitary, made of gold brass with smooth heavy nickel plate. Easily kept clean. Just arrived. Visit Locke's Plumbing Shop to view.
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State Fair Adopts $200,000 Stock Pavilion and Premium Offer
Iowa State Fair officials announced a new 200000 stock pavilion to be built for the 1920 fair from Aug 25 to Sept 3. The two block long pavilion will feature electric lighting city water and premium lists near completion. Over 55000 in prizes will be offered to cattle exhibitors making this the largest money offering at midwestern fairs.
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Sterling bill passes Senate on 70 year civil service pension
Washington April 5 retirement on pension of civil service workers at seventy is provided for by the Sterling bill passed by the Senate and sent to the House. Pension amounts are based on the original salary and range from 180 to 720 dollars annually. Eligible workers with fifteen years of service retire before age seventy.
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