22 Apr 1916
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1916
Page
1
A verse by Walt Mason humorously chronicles a farmer guiding his team with a plow. The scene shifts from chore to mishap as a stone stops the blade, a rib appears to be felt, and the farmer jerks the mules with a ten foot pole. The poem links farming toil to ancient labor, ending with reflective lines on earth turning and bodies bent by work.
Farm Loons We are Dow prepared to place farm Yoana at 5 per cent, 6% per cent and per cent Call and see us Wood & Savery successors to John H Wood Atomtic Iowa.
H J Strickfaden of The World Herald Fairhaven Washington reports his son suffered whooping cough and near pneumonia. He credits Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with preventing several severe croup attacks and saving him a difficult time. Advertisement.
President Wilson submits to Congress a pointed protest against German submarine warfare. He cites repeated attacks on neutral and belligerent ships, including the Lusitania and Sussex, with many lives lost, and argues such actions violate international law and humanity.
Ipswich resident Mrs Henry Boyle credits Cardui the woman’s tonic with ending nearly a decade of weakness that left her unable to cut bread. She says the medicine restored strength and appetite and enabled full daily work, praising Cardui as the best medicine for women.
The University of California agricultural college marked its annual Picnic Day drawing about 6 000 visitors. The event featured aristocratic swine and hens with family trees, and a major focus was the judging of fancy livestock followed by athletic contests.
A description of an elegant negligee features white taffeta with roses at the hips and pannier shaping, corded knees and ankle sweeps, pale pink georgette butterfly sleeves, rosebud hem, crushed pink satin girdle, and metal lace around the neck omitted.
Clever women design home color schemes using bird plumage as a guide from magpie black and white contrasts to peacock metallics. Articles describe bluebird rooms for children and a stork nursery, with furnishings and decor inspired by birds like hens and storks.
Owing to dye industry complications, many white goods will dominate summer fashion. The forecast highlights two cotton fabrics gaining popularity, noting changes in fabric cuts such as skirts and heavy basket-weave textures as the season approaches.
Washington weather bulletin forecasts a series of disturbances from late April to early May with warm and cool waves, predicting better crop weather but several storm periods. It notes no heavy rain until May 5 to 10, warns of severe storms in the southern cotton states, and urges fair markets and cautious grain selling amid government report issues.
Mrs. W. A. Bwope of Dresden Ohio writes that her mother suffered stomach trouble and constipation for over a year despite medicine until Chamberlain's Tableta improved digestion and bowel action. She is now sound and well. Advertisement.
Multiple Republican primary candidacies announced for Cash County offices including County Treasurer County Recorder Sheriff Auditor. Candidates Frank Van Brocklin and W A McKhr and others declare their bids for June primaries 1916 with party voters to decide nominations.
Multiple notices announce candidacy for county attorney and representative from Case county with primary elections set for June. Names include A. A. Emigh and J. H. Stroh among others, urging Republican voters to decide at the June 5th or June 1th primary. An advertisement extolls Chamberlain’s Tablets for relief and cost.
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