15 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1921
Page
1
Public notice content lists publication details for an Atlantic Iowa paper. It names publishing company, editorial office contacts, key executives Chas F Chase and E P Chase, and staff including Lydia Otto and Clara Otto. Rates show monthly, quarterly, and yearly subscription options by carrier and mail. Includes Associated Press membership and republication rights statement.
Notice to Atlantic News Telegraph readers about home delivery options before 7 PM. Includes reminiscences on historical hog, wheat, and corn prices, with references to price levels of $10 hogs, $1 a bushel wheat offer, and Iowa farm value increases of 197 percent in the last decade. highlights how rising land values offset higher farming costs.
The Master Cleaner Emblem represents the National Association of Cleaners and Dyers and is used only by members. Membership requires a modern cleaning plant, with about 260,000 cleaning establishments in the United States and roughly a quarter eligible for NACD membership. Have your cleaning done by a Master Cleaner to ensure proper methods are used.
The article extols the Iowa farmer who owns his farm as the most independent on earth, noting he remains assured of a living unlike town dwellers dependent on wages. It argues farmers are brightening and leaving the slough of despond, aiming to convince them of better times ahead.
Stanzas lament heat and sun with playful satire about Sunny Jim the printer. The speaker recalls Sunny Jim in winter and autumn and wonders where he is amid scorching midsummer. Copyright by George J Matthew Adams.
The British government has entered a no peace no pay arrangement with the Wahabi, a powerful nomadic Arabian desert tribe. Churchill described the sect as austere, intolerant, well armed and bloodthirsty, ready to kill opponents and threatening Mecca and Medina. The Shereef of Mecca loses revenue as pilgrimages halt, costing about 60,000 pounds annually.
Report quotes Colonel Lawrence describing Wahabi reforms and harsh rules among tribes. He claims £60,000 a year funds to keep them quiet and prevent interference with Emir Feisal’s candidacy. Critics say taxpayers oppose continued British commitments in Mesopotamia.
The Congressional Record shows Senators Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts and Lee S. Overman of North Carolina as the longest continuous members of the U S Senate at 28 years each. Francis E. Warren of Wyoming has served 29 years, not continuously, while Knute Nelson of Minnesota has 26. Other lengthy-serving members include Senator Henrose of Pennsylvania, beginning his sixth consecutive term.
The piece notes a federal education training estimate around 840 000 and questions its accuracy while praising veterans' vocational instruction. It recalls historic Potomac punishments, cites an old DC courthouse replacement, and reports pending moves to regulate motion picture and legitimate theaters, with Congress unlikely to pass such rules during the special session.
A 1900s consumer column extolls Green Arrow soap from Palmolive, noting its pure soap content with olive oil and naphtha. It argues filler-free bars remove grime better, leaving fabrics whiter, brighter, and easier to rinse without excessive rubbing. It contrasts Green Arrow with cheaper filler bars and promotes its double soap content.
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