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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1925

Page

2

Atlantic Theater Week Program Promises Laughter and Drama

The Atlantic theater unveils a big week featuring Potash and Perlmutter in a humorous studio act, plus film presentations of The Dark Swan with Marie Prevost and Monte Blue, For Sale in Paris cafes, and Rex Beach’s Plowing Galis in a robust Texas oil field drama adaptation. Cast includes Alexander Cary, George Bidney, Vern Gordon, Betty Blythe, Claire Windsor, Adolphe Menjou, Mary Carr, Milton Sills, Amy Q Nilsson, and more amid a period Hollywood showcase.

Atlantic Theater Hollywood Perlmutter Garanteed Idea Aerson Alexander Cary George Bidney Vern Gordon Betty Blythe Ernest Pascal Marie Prevost Monte Blue Helene Chadwick Warner le Ciel L'Enfer Paris Heaven Montmartres Lheate Hell Claire Windsor Adolphe Menjou Robert Ellis Mary Carr Tully Marshall Vera Reynal Amy Q. Nilsson Calvin Gray Allegheny Briskaw Alice Culhaun Sphine Crowell Charley Sellon Bert Woodrutt Witegernd Joha Roche Avill Gel Gray

Fall Down Stairs Kills Aged Man

John Rirk, who died from injuries after falling down a cellar stairway, would have turned 93 in two months. He was reportedly in good health and visited the business district daily before the accident in July.

Cinginnatti INS John Rirk

Heat wave claims Fairfield youth in Cedar Creek drowning

Russell Dickinson, 15, the first heat wave fatality, drowned near Fairfield after taking a plunge in Cedar Creek while plowing corn for Charles Heston. The incident occurred four miles south of the town as the heat wave's impact intensified.

Fairfield INS Russell Dickinson Young Dickinson Cedar Creek Charles Heston Cedar Bottom

Darrow Seeks Stay of Prosecution in Evolution Case

Clarence Darrow announced a federal injunction would be sought to restrain Tennessee from prosecuting John T Scopes, delaying the July 10 trial in Dayton. In Tennessee Darwin stands as a juror candidate, stating evolution can align with Christian belief while avoiding advocacy for the Scopes case.

Chicago INS Clarence Darrow Tennessee John T. Scopes Deyton William K. Hutchinson N.S Dayton Tenn Charles Darwin Sntievolutionists Darwin England

Des Moines Register Prices for Short-Time Offers

Classified notice announcing short-term offers on the Des Moines Register with renewal contact details for John C. W. Cary and a phone number 376-W, inviting readers to place ads to get property listings.

Des. Moines John C. W. Cary

Church Services in Maine Faithful Week Ahead

Sunday schedules across Methodist Protestant Lutheran and other churches list services from 9:30 to 11:00 with Sunday schools, sermons, and special meetings. Notable items include Fourth Sunday Trinity German-English mix, Epworth League at 7 pm, and Liberty Day message at United Presbyterian at 11 am.

First Baptist Church Sunday Services

Public worship at 11 a m and 8 p m with communion after the morning service. Sunday school at 10 a m. Morning topic Jesus Last Song evening topic What chance Had Judas? Baptismal certificates to new baptismal recipients. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m. Choir to sing special music at both services. All members urged to attend.

First Baptist Geo. D. Rogers Jesus Judas

No Accident Campaign Pays Off at Local Cement Plant

In Mason City on July 3, the cement plant with 600 workers finished June without a single accident. Officials and employees celebrated as the gong rang midnight marking a safe month, with heavy equipment operating and workers unhurt.

Mason City INS

Harvesting Underway in Appanoose County Moravia Iowa

Oats harvest advances with short straw but well filled heads. Yields run 60 to 75 bushels per acre on many fields. Corn shows phenomenal growth with fields weed free. some farms report waist high stalks. Farmers complete their best plowing as the area is touted as the county's crack farm region.

Moravia Appanoose County

Office closure notice for dental practice in town building

Announced closure of a local dental office located in the town building. The notice mentions dates and contact details in unclear text and seems to advise patients to seek alternative arrangements.

The Ton Vailly 20Th Edd Heera

Babson on Wheat Crop Talk and Market Outlook

Babson argues government crop forecasts exaggerate influence on prices. He asserts insiders drive stock trends from lows to highs, then profits, with wheat prospects fair despite optimistic and pessimistic reports. He sees improving general statistics and a shift toward real business improvement despite high prices.

Babson Babson Park Mass Roger W. Babson Wall Street United States

Chautauqua Attracts Big Crowd With Our Programs

A crowded chautauqua last evening featured the comedy Strange Bedfellows. Today's schedule opened at 2:30 with Tobias-Harper entertainment and a Dr ET Hagerenas lecture. Edward Burton presents Egypt and the Far East slides, while MacDowell will illustrate his talk. Sunday and Monday programs include Artists from Vierra’s Hawaiians, Supreme Feast of Civilization by Major Cooper, Lone Star Military band concerts, and Broadway Players with Adam and Eva.

Chautauqua Egypt Far East Edward Burton MacDowell Vierra Iss Alec Lone Star Military Bard Supreme Fest of Civilization Jas. A. Cooper Corcert Lone Star Military Band L. W. Cain Eat

Farm Loans At 6 Percent Available Now

Local lender announces farm loan funds at 6 percent interest. Wood Savery invites farmers to inquire about terms and application details at the office.

Wood Savery

Fifty-seven Cass firms file under new trade name law

Fifty seven Cass firms have filed statements with county recorders under a new law from the forty first general assembly. The measure requires every individual or partnership using a trade or assumed name to reveal owners and addresses. The act applies to individuals in business, not corporations, and penalties include fines of 25 to 100 dollars or county jail, with violations treated as separate offenses.

Cass General Assembly

Public notice from dental firm extends until August

Fragmentary notice states J T Ralston D extends some dental matter until late August. No clear actions, dates, or jurisdiction are readable, leaving the exact purpose and recipients uncertain.

J.T. Ralston

Simple remedy for digestive discomfort quoted from old column

The text promotes a harmless preparation claimed to clear the intestinal tract and relieve stomach and liver ailments. It mentions bloating and general indigestion along with a reference to appendicitis in an old advisory style. Specific product names are referenced as Mayr's Wonderful qi and related dietary guidance.

Mayr

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