14 Dec 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1920
Page
1
India and Editorial Office announce subscription rates for various delivery options including one month six months and one year by carrier or by mail in the U S and internationally. The notice confirms Associated Press rights for republication of news dispatches credited to AP and local news published in this paper.
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may arrange evening delivery by calling before seven. Call Red 403 to arrange service. This number is not the News Telegraph’s official listing.
A yesterday dispatch claims Mrs. Harding arranged with Herbert Hoover while he visited Marlon to care for two hundred fifty invisible guests at ten dollars each, totaling twenty five hundred dollars, adding to the twenty five hundred dollars already subscribed for a similar purpose.
An appeal urges American families to host an “Invisible Guest” at Christmas to aid millions in Europe and war-torn regions. It cites Herbert Hoover and calls on households to donate by entertaining a guest to feed the hungry and clothe the naked, stressing the need for universal charity.
A wartime relief drive outlines international aid efforts and key organizers. The tally shows a goal of 23 million dollars with 28 million earmarked for food and ten million for medical aid. Notables include Herbert Hoover, the American Red Cross, and several church and civic groups coordinating fund collection and distribution.
A collection of cluttered retail and service ads appears with references to furniture lines, engraving, hats, radiators, metal works, farm loans, Christmas cards, and druggists. Names include W. A. Schrader, Ryan Milliner, Fred Alexanders, and Wood & Savery. The text resembles a storefront collage from a small town newspaper page.
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