19 Apr 1918
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1918
Page
1
An advertiser promises superior rug cleaning and dry cleaning services asserting homes will be free of dirt grease and germs. The pitch emphasizes safety thorough sanitation and health benefits with guarantees of cleanliness for any item.
Statewide drive urged for early coal storage after a Des Moines conference called by Gov. W. L. Harding. He warned that without stored coal the state faces its greatest famine as mines must stay active to supply fuel.
Dr Hand claims his colic remedy treats infant indigestion by neutralizing acidity aiding digestion and expelling gas. The ad touts a prompt soothing effect and urges mothers to keep a bottle on hand with a five cent price at local druggists.
Anita community life recaps visits and travels across Atlantic Adair and Des Moines. Quarantine effects linger as schools reopen. church groups and Masons discuss activities while residents report travel, health, and home improvements.
Detroit business visit and family visits are noted along with a Embroidery club gathering. Lincoln township Red Cross auction at Lincoln Center Church benefits relief. Farmers Co-Operating Elevator purchases existing elevator. May 1 transition for Fred Chinn at new firm. New Grant township defense council members listed. Cemetery association summer flower plans discussed. Continuous family movements and funerals reported.
In town call in to see a replay featuring Planters Peters and Sterling Madison, with Hansen and Lowe. Details focus on agricultural goods and local figures, inviting farmers to view the presentation and engage with the highlighted names.
Reports from the bedside of Archbishop J. J. Keane say that the noted churchman is improving steadily and that his recovery is almost certain. His condition remains serious and greatly weakened. Also mentioned are Moore and Clark factory matters in Dubuque surrounding today and tomorrow.
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