24 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1921
Page
1
Advertisement records postal matters under the act of March 3 1879 with advertising rates. Rates shown for business office editorial and news subscriptions. By mail to Canada and foreign countries one year six dollars. Associated Press credit appears for dispatches and local news.
Atlantic subscribers without evening papers may arrange delivery by calling before seven. Dial Red 403 to request service. The rest is an editorial note on business strategy emphasizing swift fact gathering and flexible methods as keys to future success.
The News Telegraph wishes readers a Merry Christmas and hopes it brings all good things. The piece reflects on Christmas as a family holiday and the happiness felt as students return home for the day of days. It notes the surge of trains bringing students home and the general exuberance of the season.
The editor reflects on the universal joy of Christmas across homes from humble cottages to princely mansions. The spirit lies in giving from the heart, not in monetary value, as funds are raised nationwide to aid those in need. The editorial closes with a traditional Christmas blessing and prayers for peace.
John P. Metz and wife and W R Tohneon and wife transfer to T J Michene a west 7 26 21 north 2 east 4 and northwest 4 southeast 19 74 36 subdivision migs of record for 23272.00.
A Rotary Christmas message links Christmas ideals to Rotary creeds urging kindness and civic service. The Ames Rotary club covers ethics, member reports, and a featured talk by Charlie Gardner, with notes on attendance prizes, upcoming meetings, and charitable efforts for students. Existing pieces praise Rotary spirit, Santa lore, and youth outreach while listing recent speakers and club statistics.
Fragmentary notice requests action on J M Thombon at Atlantic regarding a sale. It mentions prices right and satisfaction warranted, but specifics are unreadable.
The Atlante News Telegraph invites reader letters on general topics limited to 200 to 300 words. Only letters with full name and address will be printed, and names may be withheld upon request. The paper assumes no responsibility for opinions expressed in this column.
Officials warn of isolated scarlet fever cases around Atlantic. Most are mild and patients recover, but virulent forms can develop from mild cases. The disease mainly affects children under ten, with risks of middle ear abscesses and kidney disease. Unreported mild cases could hinder quarantine and disinfection efforts. Families are urged to beware and follow health guidance.
The notice urges parents to prevent disease in children, listing early symptoms such as sore throat red throat rash and fever. It advises calling a physician if scarlet fever is suspected and to comply with quarantine regulations to protect other families and children.
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