14 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1919
Page
1
In cloudy weather and after illness a strong umbrella of prevention helps. A old fashioned alterative called Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery offers a toning effect on the stomach liver and nerves. testimonials claim benefit and frequent recommendations to friends from C W Johnson of 610 Second Ave.
United Press reports Dr Haverford College warns in Philadelphia that future wars may use airborne disease germs instead of dynamite or poison gas. Dr Sharpless adds the conflict will be a war of biologists as compulsory military training faces opposition. Finish the job Buy Victory Bonds.
Ten months of service and participation in sixteen major engagements marks the record of M. E. Sprouse, former Lewis young man. He has just returned from France and visits his sister Mrs. J. V. Sampson in Lewis. Inducted at Firesteel South Dakota, he went to Camp Funston Kansas in 1917 and sailed for France in 1918 with Old Hickory. His unit fought at Voormezeele to Mazinghien without a scratch, earning praise from Haig for helping break the Hindenburg line. C. L. Sprouse, his father, was a longtime Lewis resident. Finish the job Buy Victory Bonds.
Shoes need repairs bring or send them to American Shoe Repair Shop on 4th Street just east of the Western Union office. Satisfaction guaranteed. T. F. Tushey, successor to E. Ritter.
Short items from Atlantic include Mrs Elmer Loeb and children visiting at Charles Block’s home, Galli Cura heard in Des Moines, a pantry sale by the Order of Martha at Atlantic Packing Company, Lloyd Mountain visiting relatives, and the Mother's Club financing a French war orphan. Cora Stoodt learns her brother Richard arrived from France on April 1 and may return soon. County agents discuss pig club contests, and M C Cardio and Grace plan to attend the 168th Infantry arrival in New York. The W M Smiley Music store closes April 15 for Layton Menefee funeral.
Classified note announces choice Timothy hay available at 35 dollars per ton. Seller L. T. Spangler invites interested buyers to call with address and arrange delivery.
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