12 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
1
Berlin Feb 12 a Senate debate showed wide. There was strong opposition among lawmakers to the house move to disapprove the universal military training bill. The controversy centered on the likely impact of the action on future military policy this congress.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion. It claims relief from belching gas acidity undigested food lumps and heartburn without harsh drugs, urging readers to try the tablet for rapid comfort.
A vintage analysis traces bond investment shifts from railroads and public utilities to first mortgage real estate bonds. It argues real estate bonds offer steady 6 percent plus returns, backed by secured earnings and building progress in major cities like Chicago, fueling institutional and private investment while bond defaults remain absent. The piece notes a broader embrace of real estate debt and ends with a teaser for continuing content.
Record by Byron Jones notes hatching success for January flock. A marriage license was issued to Henry F. Knop and Effie M. Reinke, ages 80 and 20, from Atlantic and Lewis, to establish a new home. Bert Prall family settles in a new home at east Fifth Street. C Cole and Ethel S Day wed near Adair. W H Wohlerhaus travels from Brown County to Welcome. T W Cuykendall returns from east trip including New York during the big storm.
A luncheon last Thursday in Memphis poisoned olives are blamed for two deaths and multiple illnesses. Ivy Uzelli and a second guest reportedly died, while others remain hospitalized in a fragile condition. Garden Theatre tonight presents Olive Thomas in Footlights and Shadows. Approximately one fifth of 216,000 British WWII widows have remarried.
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