11 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1919
Page
1
Telephones Business and Editorial Office No 13 Newe department 424 Subscription Rates by carrier one month five cents six months three dollars by carrier one year six dollars by mail in the U S one year four dollars by mail to Canada and foreign countries one year five dollars
The Royal Force bans women from watching or boxing matches deeming the sport unsuitable for females. The order notes airmen boxers themselves object to women’s presence at bouts. Also included are unrelated notices about Westinghouse fans and Ford parts from Williams Electric Supply.
A reader quotes a statement about saving time and money after the war. The speaker asserts that consumers save time, energy, and money by choosing proven foods. The ad claims products are best quality because they are tested, assuring consistency.
London July 10 AP reports a psychologist or expert claims tennis tournaments ruin a pretty girl’s looks and character. Observers describe players as face hardening, aging, and losing femininity after multiple seasons, with concern for a young player’s future prospects.
Ostend Belgium resumes ordinary life with the casino reopening after years of conflict. German raiders looted and damaged the salons, removing furniture tapestries mirrors and copper fittings. Restoration is underway with imitation mines replacing some features and the damaged digs partially repaired.
United Press report from Spirit Lake notes the Knights Templar summer home dedication during the order's conclave. Competitive drills opened the morning sessions as Grand Captain General George D Wybrant directed maneuvers and Past Grand Commander Frederick Craig led the dedication ceremonies. The new buildings will be formally opened next Tuesday as the conclave ends.
The American Chamber of Commerce in London says there is a mistaken belief in the United States that wartime diversions harm Lancashire cotton. It asserts Lancashire is not handicapped and can still compete in Dominion and overseas markets, countering fears the trade will move to the United States.
Treasury officials deem airplanes and hydroplanes as automobiles for customs rules, but admit enforcement is hard. Proposals suggest border registration and certificates for air departures and returns, plus possible aviation-education for customs staff to curb secret imports from Cuba and other routes.
United public health service estimates indicate over a million people in the United States are infected with malaria. Officials warn the disease spread links to imported cases and travel, urging vigilance and prevention measures nationwide.
Strong American financial interests weigh a cable link to Sweden with landing in Gothenburg. The proposal faces criticism over British control and censorship in wartime. Ira Nelson Mortis, abroad, supports the plan to create a direct U S cable to Russia and the Baltic region.
Rome July 10 Italy’s coal shortage pushes greater use of hydroelectricity. From 1914 to 1918 Italian electric companies expanded water power in Turin and Milan with investments over one hundred million dollars. Italy consumes about 12 million tons of coal annually and depends on Britain or the United States for shipments. Engineers, including Signor Maffeo Pantaleoni, say Italy could shoulder most costs by exploiting water power, though much remains undeveloped.
A vivid tale of anger boiling over as a man sees a photo of himself that makes him resemble a wild, frightening mug, prompting a vow to restrain temper. The narrator recalls the moment a nephew Pete photographed him, triggering a transformative self reflection and humility. The piece blends humor with a cautionary air about vanity and temper.
Labor unrest spreads across Japan with strikes and rioting at Uyeda talc factory and Shizuoka gold mine. Police quell demonstrations as workers demand higher wages amid rising rice prices. Reports of strikes involve over 1,000 women and girls in Uyeda and similar actions elsewhere in the empire.
A drugstore advertisement targets Miss Freckle-face promising a free remedy if freckles persist. It touts Othine double strength with money back guarantee and claims most cases need only one ounce for a clear complexion.
London July 10 advocates urge replacing script writing with simplified printed letters. They claim the current system wastes time and labor in commerce, proposing forms based on Roman letters with simplified g and f shapes. Monastic scripts, once used in ancient manuscripts, inspired the idea and may influence printers.
Pietro Mascarni, Italian American composer, predicts a major American opera by an American composer. He says the work will reflect America’s musical progress and current efforts in U S music halls, shaping with an American theme. Mascarni spoke in Rome on July 10 through the Associated Press.
A man recounts wasting hundreds of dollars on ineffective remedies after suffering indigestion and bloating. He notes a blood of regret for not trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy years earlier and cites a past doctor recommending surgery before trying the product.
An old advertisement touts a harmless preparation that removes catarphal ucua from the intestinal tract and allays inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. It claims money back guarantees and cites Lewis the druggist and druggists everywhere as endorsers.
A brief ad style notice urges readers to place orders with Wilken Monument Works. The message emphasizes taking action and securing services promptly.
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