09 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1921
Page
1
Subscription rates listed per period by carrier and mail to U S Canada and foreign countries with six and twelve month options. Associated Press rights noted. Atlantic News-Telegraph subscribers urged to call Red 403 before 7 PM if papers are not delivered in the evening.
London and Dublin report an armistice beginning Monday to allow terms for peace. The president and secretary of state are expected to welcome a conclusion, with broad American sympathy for Ireland. Indications suggest Ireland may adopt a government akin to Canada and Australia.
Germany’s publicity figures reveal a surge in purchases from the United States in the six months ending June 1940, underscoring a booming industrial stride. The report emphasizes skilled German workers and a high level of finished craftsmanship, marking a notable era of economic activity amid global tensions.
The piece contrasts German fiscal discipline with other nations’ debt and social pleasures. It notes Peggy Joyce winning divorce and alimony from her Chicago lumber king husband and estimates Pogey’s total payouts near 3 million. It also comments on costly actors amid falling prices and a man with money frequenting stage doors.
The poem portrays fatigue after hard work in farming and ice cutting. The speaker contrasts labor and quiet rest with neighbors’ ostentation, ending with a calm spirit from a day’s honest toil and purpose.
A fragmented OCR style snippet cites a copyright line for a verse or poem. It references George and Matthew Adams, a line about fifty nine varieties and a balmy sleep, suggesting a humorous or whimsical literary item from a historical newspaper page.
Delegates from 1415 lodges converge on Los Angeles for six days of pageants parades and sessions. A grand lodge opening Tuesday precedes officer elections on Wednesday with Catalina Island and beach trips on the schedule.
Property owners are notified that if all weeds on streets or alleys adjacent to the property are not cut within ten days, the City of Atlantic Iowa will mow them and charge the cost to the property. T E Nichols City Clerk.
The author argues art should strengthen the spirit and uplift morals. Heavy focus on music contrasts pure, healthy art with vulgar or immoral forms like jazz, which is blamed for dulled perception. Responsibility lies in individual taste and public judgment, echoing a biblical call to pure thoughts.
A four week investigation details a large Atlanta easy money scheme believed to have ensnared victims from Reading to Texas. The operation used fake broker offices, cards, and money to lure investors with forged profits. Authorities describe a widespread network with hundreds indicted, including W. R. Manning and Floyd P. Woodward, and reveal multiple raids, arrests, and a growing court case.
Kensington Presbyterian Ladies Aid plans a meeting at the home of Mrs J Fis Baphant on Marae road. The event is scheduled for Monday afternoon in July at the residence of Mrs M P 608 Walnut Street.
Sunday services are listed for Christian Science and Church of Christ with details on times and the July 10 subject Sacradient. Mr Shaw returns from absence and will preach, with mid week and other services noted. Also an ad for farm loans offered at 5 6 and 6 percent by Wood and Bagery Atlantic Iowa.
Threshers and farmers are informed of well supplied grates of coal at reasonable prices from Atlantic Building Supply Company located on East Second Street. Also advertised home grown new potatoes at 2.25 per bushel and 60 cents per peck by C.E. Malone Seed Co.
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