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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
2
A fragment discussing the School of Healing credit for alleviating suffering through chiropractic health science. It argues chiropractic diagnoses spinal adjustments without drugs or operations and questions delaying its practice as a remedy for disease.
New York June 2. Modern American merchant ships may be equipped with hydrophone ears on the bow to detect submarines and depth by sound in the water. The navy designed the system called The MV type Hydrophone with forty eight receivers. Tests showed a distant steamer sound. depth readings fail beyond 100 fathoms. The invention aims to reduce fog related navigation hazards near coasts and harbor entrances. Also notes Third Ward caucus on June 8 for county convention delegates with June 7 primary.
Historic frigate Richmond once Farragut’s flagship and a Civil War symbol on the Maine coast was torched at Eastport Beach. The ship, dating to 1868, had served in multiple wars, been camouflaged during New Orleans bombardment, and later used as a receiving ship before aging into idle status. Captain John P. Turner lit fires along the hull, then leapt into Pasgamaquoddy Bay and was rescued. The blaze marks the last act in a long service life ending with the Richmond’s destruction on the eastern Maine shore.
Chicago June 2 The American Farm Bureau Federation executive committee opens today to consider a nationwide referendum among farmers on compulsory arbitration of strikes. It follows recommendations from state farm bureau secretaries and asks also about repealing the Adamson law and the Townsend federal road act. A first referendum of 350 626 farmers showed a strong vote against Congressman Nelan’s 1 percent land tax over ten thousand dollars. The committee also urged a census of car supply for stock and grain.
Vincent Evans, a young Swangea editor and painter, shows his drawing titled Undyrerount Scene in a Royal exhibition. Evans, who previously worked at coal Hewitt, spent spare time painting. The Co-Operative Store features barrel, sack, and black salt.
Notice to qualified electors that a primary election will be held in Cass County Town on Monday June 7 1920. Polls open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Candidates to be nominated by parties for offices including president electors senator governor lieutenant governor secretary of state auditor treasurer attorney general railroad commissioner district elector congress state representative county officers and board of supervisors.
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