10 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1920
Page
1
Advertising rates and publication details for Athiitic Iowa edition. Lists editors CHAS F CHASE E P CHASE and managers. Includes subscription prices by carrier and mail and notes Associated Press affiliations.
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may arrange evening delivery by calling before seven. Call Hed 403 to request service. This is not the News Telegraph’s number.
Fragmentary verse about a village picnic mood with lovers and nature. Imagery centers on coy smiles, a farmer sowing, and a carefree spring gathering in wooded dells. References a 4 aarties group and maid escorts, with themes of clover and winter ending.
When the British parliament opens today the public will witness a time honored ceremony as Gen. Sir William Pulteney succeeds the late Admiral Sir Henry Stephenson. At sixty, the new Black Rod brings a long Army career from Egypt in the 1880s through the South African war and World War I where he commanded the Third British Army Corps in France. For his service he earned top honors from Britain and a Legion of Honor from France.
A compact list recounts important anniversaries and milestones: Montesquieu’s Paris death in 1755, the 1768 Treaty of Paris ceding Canada to Britain, Victoria and Albert’s 1846 fifth anniversary, the 1867 British North America Act, Mrs. Henry Wood’s 1887 birth, Weyler’s 1890 Havana appointment, 1904 Princess Alice of Albany’s wedding, and 1916 Lindley Garrison’s resignation as U S Secretary of War.
Poet Walt Mason surveys spring as farmers prepare fields and nature awakens. The speaker reflects on shedding winter chores and welcomes warmer days, birds, roses, and bee-filled gardens as the furnace cools. Tone blends whimsy with seasonal transition.
Homer R Dill of the University of Iowa describes rattlesnake strikes as swift and nearly invisible to the eye, with the head swiveling only slightly. He warns rattles rattle when frightened and cautions about judging age by the number of rattles. The piece also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for cold recovery.
A historical discussion outlines mortgage security in real estate, noting city ground value growth versus farm land, the income from tenanted buildings, and the role of financing in modern urban property. It mentions foreclosure rarity for modern offices and lists several auctions and brokers with dates in Feb.
Los Angeles February 10 1926 Richard Bullock died in Glendale California after years of fame as the “readerook Dick” famed for guiding a Deadwood coach carrying gold shipments from South Dakota mines to Omaha. He earned a notorious reputation for seat and rifle aid that drew outlaws to the coach top. his passing marks the end of an era in frontier transportation lore.
Towa's local cooperative livestock shipping associations plan to unite into a state association at a special convention in Ames on February 27 at 10 o'clock. Knute Esner of Story County, president of the National Association of Cooperative Livestock Shippers, calls for each association in the state to send at least one representative.
Katcha Koo rehearsals listed for French and Belgians at 4 p.m. Jackson appears at 4 30 p.m. Veil Dancers perform at 6 p.m. Wednesday and Friday afternoon.
Friends of Gilbert M. Hitchcock began circulating petitions in Nebraska to place his name on the Democratic preferential ballot for upcoming primaries. The item notes activity around Hitchcock’s presidential bid and related political maneuvering.
Today reports last day for liquor inventory filings in Washington. New Mexico legislature meets in special session to act on the Federal woman suffrage amendment. Britain’s Parliament opens with the Irish Home Rule bill expected to be addressed first. Delegates gather in Boston for the Christian Missionary Alliance convention. Washington Postoffice hearings set to begin on possible rate increases. Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association to formalize a political program at Saskatoon meeting.
A year ago today the German National Assembly at Waimar adopted frontier safeguards and strict armistice terms to prevent renewed war. The Supreme Court debated counsel and news telegraph ads amid tense geopolitical rhetoric.
Authorities warned influenza spreads rapidly and emphasized strengthening the body to resist infection. The ad touts Tanlac as a powerful reconstructive remedy, claiming it restores appetite, boosts strength, and helps chronically run-down patients recover after winter illnesses. It cites a Texas doctor praising Tanlac and lists regional retailers who carry it.
One in every six women in New York City earns wages while in Charleston South Carolina the rate drops to one in four hundred. The figures highlight regional economic participation differences among urban women.
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