02 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1921
Page
1
Advertising rates and office details for Atlantic Iowa paper are listed under act of Congress. Rates show carrier options for one month to one year and mail subscriptions to U S Canada and foreign countries. Names of officers and directors appear with subscription terms and postal notes.
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive evening newspapers can arrange delivery by calling before seven o clock. Call Red 403 for service. Note this is not the News Telegraph number.
A radio of the era reports Creel runs Obregon publicity for Mexican and U.S. consumption. Creel, once a Wilson confidant, handled air publicity and traveled to peace talks, with rumors he may ignite further upheaval. New York figures Stillman matters persist as legal fights poke at Jimmy Stillman. Senator Kenyon criticizes Chicago bank rediscounts with the Fed.
The piece contrasts Iowa and Chicago banks noting Iowa exceeded its rediscount allotment by over a hundred percent while Chicago did not exceed at all. It argues town banks loan on unsafe securities and fail to meet pay day obligations, claiming banking requires guaranteed collateral and timely payment regardless of bank type.
The verse recalls woes with blunt humor as the speaker recounts eggless hens and balky horses. Amid whimsical misfortune he declares coping by striking a brisk, stoic tone and turning chaos into a punchline.
A wary speaker recounts taming a balky horse by reading and calm commands. The narrative notes the horse earned fame, trotted freely, and brought in two hundred bones. The speaker stays cheerful, claiming to make the best of things with a positive outlook.
E R Humble a retired editor preached over Jiggs a Fox terrier who died after rushing to greet the Shults family car at their Kansas City home 1136 No 32nd St Margaret five asked the sermon. Humble praised Jiggs as faithful unto death and said the dog would live in the children as a model of goodness.
Jennie Warren transfers a business property described as SE near highway through section 22 to George E Warren in 95 18 subject to subdivision, for 15000 dollars and one dollar. The transfer references a FRRP real estate transfer notice and lists the parcel as west of the SE and road access through the SE 22 77 86 area.
Sunday School at 19 9. a.m. Morning service at 11 o'clock. Evening service at 8. Service Star Legion members urged to meet at the courthouse grand jury room Sunday at 2 30 to attend Private John Hinrichs funeral. Bread buyers urged to select Granmother's loaves.
The passage argues that falling in love is natural for people, especially when around age 30 or older. It suggests love arises from physical and mental constitution and cannot be achieved by a single formula, contrasting with other strong emotions.
A University of California report explains a summer meteor shower as Earth races the periodic comet Pone-Winnecke. On June 27 the comet will flip its tail toward Earth, sparking a bright meteor shower as observers note the event with anticipation.
A barge office sale of seamen’s effects raised about $3,000 as items from deserted or dead sailors sold unseen. A gold threaded Chinese slipper fetched a high price and a gold watch brought $51.50. a glass eye sold for $1.50 as buyers bid on trunks and personal relics.
A Des Moines Capital puzzle invites readers of all ages to list objects beginning with C. Participants submit word lists. prizes awarded for the fifteen best, largest, and nearest correct sets.
The notice outlines entry rules for a word puzzle contest: open to non-employees of the Des Moines Capital and families, free to enter, must mail by July 16, 21, with lists on one side of paper, full name and address on each page, avoid repeating subscribers names, only standard English words counted, singular and plural usage restricted, each word used once, no hyphenated or compound words, objects named only once while parts may be named.
The notice describes a spelling puzzle with prizes and rules for participation. It sets limits on co operation, ties, and prize distribution. Three Des Moines businessmen will judge using Webster's International Dictionary. results announced in the Capital.
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