19 Jul 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1921
Page
1
A fragmentary newspaper masthead and notices list the Atlantic News Publishing Company owners including P. Chase and Lydia Otto with staff names. It shows telephones, advertising, and subscription rates for various delivery options, plus a standard Associated Press membership notice.
Iowa republican papers boast unity and service to the party yet complain of harsh treatment by politicians. The piece argues newspapers hold the line in campaigns, while Congress and state leaders neglect them, risking a weakening esprit de corps and possible future defeat.
Atlantic subscribers of the News Telegraph may arrange evening delivery by calling before seven o’clock. Call Red 403. This is not the News Telegraph’s number.
The emblem represents the National Association of Cleaners and Dyers and is reserved for members. Membership requires a modern cleaning plant. About 200000 places in the United States perform cleaning and only about a quarter are eligible for NA G D membership. Have your cleaning done by a Master Cleaner to ensure proper methods.
A humorous verse reflecting on aging and enduring marriage amid changing social norms. The speaker notes having one wife for thirty years while peers pursue divorces, contrasting old fashioned stability with modern trends and playful yardstick sarcasm about remarriage.
Colonels William Midy Edwin Benner and Mrs. Benner, living since last October on Palmyra Islands, report a lonely busy life Coppra preparation from coconuts dominates daily routine. They monitor weather for showers and keep watch for sharks while fishing provides much of their food. Palmyra leased for copra by a Honolulu syndicate and owned by Henry E Cooper who bought it from English owners for 750 dollars under the American flag.
Tokyo reports a Japanese bank syndicate will loan 20 million yen to the Chinese Eastern Railway to fund wages and rolling stock purchases in Japan. The loan requires freight rates between Changchun and Harbin to be reduced to aid South Manchuria Railway traffic.
In Lille on July 18 a group of young men returning from rifle range practice at Cost-Capelle Belgium tricked a nearby dairy farm hand into playing along. The ruse ended tragically as the man was killed by the soldiers.
Housework moves faster with two to do it. Tell us to handle washing and drying, iron flat pieces as needed, starch what requires it, and return ready to iron at your leisure.
A damaged OCR snippet describes youths and a prank that turned deadly when a firearm discharged. One youth was mortally wounded by a head wound after a ball cartridge remained in the weapon, while another participant fired. Details are incomplete due to text corruption.
Belgrade reports show Serbia remains unfriendly toward Bulgaria despite Bulgarian Interior Minister Dimitrovice's visit. Serbian press criticizes Bulgaria for evading obligations to Serbia and for tolerating hostile actions by bands on the frontier. Macedonian agitation near the Albanian border heightens tension.
Washington July 19 The senate voted 47 to be decided to take up the Norris bill authorizing a 700 000 000 government corporation to export farm products. The action shelves the Campbell Willis bill prohibiting doctors from prescribing beer as medicine following a ruling by former Attorney General Mitchell.
Fragmentary OCR text references arms talks and an intersession aim to include diplomatic issues in a conference, mentions an A. Dytis and a request for 200 million dollars in supplemental appropriations, and notes a bomb attack on the German cruiser F rankfurt off Virginia with partial sinking and damaged upper wheels.
An advertisement urges readers to place orders with Wilken Monument Works, promising reliable craftsmanship and durable memorials for future headstones and markers. The short notice emphasizes trusted service and timely completion.
A historical article describes the Kalaupapa settlement on Molokai Hawaii and the endearing effects of a refined thaulmuogra treatment. The piece highlights the portrayal of daily life in the old leprosy station and the positive impact of the therapy across Hawaii towns and villages.
Atlantic Building Supply Company promotes threshing coal at reasonable prices. Located on East Second Street, they claim strong stock and ready service for farmers and others in need of quality fuel.
Customer note stresses following bread orders, ensuring correct brand and delivery. Mentions Eatmorta and a reminder to verify product accuracy in the checkout or order confirmation.
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