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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1920
Page
6
A historic short season in Michigan shows fewer hunting accidents than any prior year and a record number of deer. The report cites 5 000 freshing the strata into the upper peninsula and strong support from sportsmen. newspapers tout a special offer on subscriptions and farm supplies, urging readers to act now.
Telegraphy from Havana, Paris, Constantinople, Berlin, Tokyo and across the United States reports a mix of political and social notes. Castro and wife arrived in Santiago en route to New York. Bean O Caolaigh denies Irish republic overtures for peace in England. Greek throne recall urged. Argentina leaves league. U S Ireland inquiries, bank closures rise to twenty two, wage increases in Chicago, and multiple local incidents reported including fires and crimes.
W B G will meet with Mrs Wm Rowe tomorrow afternoon. Bridge hostess Mrs Frank Lefoir of 508 East Seventh Street will host Thursday Bridge Club. Order engraved Christmas cards now at the News Telegraph. New supply of 5 and 10 cent tablets available.
Poem about turning on a phonograph to hear famous singers like Caruso Sembrich and Galli-Curci. The speaker finds comfort in music when tired or worn, imagining a world where tunes flow and uplift his soul, while humor and old song references frame the piece.
Backache blamed on kidney strain. Mrs W A Snouffer of Atlantic reports relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Lee's Drug Store. Ad touts a free kidney remedy with price cases and endorsements from Foster Milburn Co and Mrs Buffalo New York.
A fragmentary verse passage laments Admeéent stealing a cow and warns of regret if blame falls on a weak mortal. The text then shifts to a dry bookstore ad and a dentist's address in Fulton with Fred Alexander's presence at 404 Chestnut Street.
A regional advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and constipation. It claims universal praise from users and cites Jos F. Price Gibson and Rabe as well as other druggists endorsing the product.
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