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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1913
Page
2
In Marquette witnesses described Roosevelt's cellars as containing nearly every drinkable liquor except beer. They noted daily wine at meals, occasional champagne, and that stronger drink was not always tabooed, yet found no basis for claims Roosevelt was a common drunkard. The piece also discusses liquor use by leaders and its public impact.
The passage attacks the president for alleged drinking without proof, contrasting it with critics who flatter him. It derides ministers for flattery and accuses others of inconsistent criticism rooted in alcohol rumors, noting the tension between public duties and personal vices.
The Crystal Lake rink hosts an opening dance Thursday evening and every Thursday during the season with music by the Phelps orchestra. The rink is open to skaters daily from 3 PM.
A notice states potatoes priced at zero cents per bushel at A G Beechs market. No further details provided on quantity timing or location beyond the seller’s name.
A bill introduced in the Senate by Senator Dillingham seeks to limit immigration from Asia and southern Europe. The plan uses a "library test" concept to screen entrants, reflecting the former immigration commission’s stance. The article notes the proposal as part of a broader congressional session coverage.
Social events detail a surprise shower for Miss Nellie Thomas at Mrs. P.M. Alexander home with a bride chair and gifts arranged by Mary Nichols Boyd. Also covered is the eighth grade class picnic at Crystal Lake with about forty five students, lunch and boat access, chaperoned by Mrs. C. G. Warner Florence Shrock and Gladys Fudgeccompanion.
A noisy trade notice lists riding cultivators from P. & O. to walk cultivators by Avery Fuller Johnson and John Deere. Full line hardware shown. Hansen & Lowe and Hammery Dental advertise nearby. The fragment hints at farm equipment and local suppliers in a period paper notice.
London June 2. The Women Social and Political Union defied police by holding meetings in Hyde Park with male escorts and armed bodyguards protecting speakers. Nonmilitant groups finished demonstrations as flags were raised at twelve points and about a dozen speakers opposed the crowd. Police stood by as divisions formed and guards kept order amid hooting and singing. Real Estate Transfers and local notices follow, including transfers in May and 1913 to 1918, listing properties and figures for several recipients. advertisement for coal from Green Bay Lumber Co. and Dr J T Ralston dental services noted.
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