Atlantic Briefs: Local notes and notices in Atlantic
A jumble of short items from Atlantic includes residents shopping in town, medical visits and treatments at the Atlantic Osteopathic Sanitarium, a hospital operation, a train cancellation due to a washout, marriage at the court house, plans for long motor trips, new delivery trucks, and ongoing local business transfers. Names include Hove, Beletzke, Voorhees, Langbehn, Wigen, Davis, Adams, Bartlet, and Swan among others, with dates and places such as Atlantic, Griswold, Exira, Storm Lake, and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
F. W. Simpson
Elsie A. Adama
Dall E. Davis
Griswold
John T. Adama
John M. Davis
Harry
H. Swan
Atlantic
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Virginia
Maine
Swan
Thomas
By Swan
The
Atlantic Bar
Musicale to feature Ruth Perryman's pupils this Saturday
Society notes report Ruth Perryman will present pupil performances on Saturday afternoon at three open to the public. Also listed are an Alumni Banquet program at Atlantic High with Roscoe Jones master of ceremonies and speeches by retirees, plus a Spies Becker wedding in Cass county with a double ceremony and reception details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Mins
Lizple Gude
Peter Gude
Exira
Bert B. Bartlett
Charles A. Bartlett
F. W. Simpson
Bartlett
Omaha
Extra
Ruth Perryman
The
Atlantic High School
Roscoe Jones
Dara
Ed Dunn
Claga
Clyde Savery
Clags
Jeff Snouffer
Joe Campbell
Clyde Mercer
R. P. Dungan
George Hover
Golo
E. P. Chase
Pika*club
Paul D. Becker
Bertha Gardinier
Lester Worthington
Cumberland
Ruth
Worthington
Wilkie
Freeport, IL
Will Eichman
Kansas
John Becker
Milford
Neb
Jake Epley
Waverly
Vera “Breithaupt
Eudora
Republican Ward One delegate nominating meet set at city hall
The Republican voters of the First Ward are called to a meeting at city hall on Thursday evening at 7 30 for the purpose of nominating candidates for delegates to the county convention. J A Marshall is the committeeman in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward
J. A. Marshall
Modern Life Causes Ills and Nervous Strains
A discussion of fear and anxiety as modern life problems, attributing nervous and psychotic disorders to adjustment failures in a complex society. Dr. Frankwood Williams cites wartime stress, rest and psychiatric care as cures, and stresses the psychiatrist’s role in cases of disproportionate fears and psychosomatic distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frankwood B
Wilams
Willams
Wiliams
Wiams
Ues
Sini
Wilinna
Detective's Hat Stolen in Courtroom
Autocorrected text indicates a detective's hat disappeared from a superior courtroom while Detective Howell testified. He left his overcoat and hat on a seat. upon readiness to leave, his hat was gone and another poor hat appeared in its place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aulautn
Howell
Guperior
Dog Remembered In Will In Denver Remembers Loyal Shepherd
Denver notes the will of the late Louhdy Perrar, who died near Albuquerque. The shepherd dog described as highly intelligent served as constant companion for 12 years and is to receive $500 for care and burial costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Louhdy Perrar
Alutquerque
Nel
Magntato
Oroale
Canyon
Farfia
Boy Scout Saves Mother and Canary From Queens Fire
Melvin Peterkin of Woodhaven Troop 2 carried his mother from a burning home at 67 Dennington Avenue and re entered to rescue her canary as flames spread. The five year old boy woke to the fire and alerted his mother, then lifted her to safety before returning to save the pet bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
Mother
Canary
New York
Melvin
Peterkin
Systerien
Frighe
Dennington Avenue
Woalhaven
Queens
Fremen
Éepretlin
Denbington Avenue
Rerbert Veterlin
Woodhaven Boy Scouts
Protestant Increase Drops in New York 1919
New York reports the smallest Protestant membership rise in 20 years for 1919. Dr. H. K. Carroll cites a 56 000 gain vs the prior decade’s 70 000 plus yearly average. He notes 1918 slump to 155 000 amid war pressures and ministerial redirection to fundraising drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H. K. Carroll
Christian Heralae Eete
IMI
THASZ
U S Shipbuilding Leads in New Tonnage Pace Says Chamber
The American Chamber of Commerce in London reports Lloyds register figures for the quarter ending December show the United States rising as a major shipbuilder for the first time in years while Britain regains supremacy in tonnage under construction. UK ships exceed US by 27 732 tons though US launches are quicker, with total tonnage under construction down about 604 000 tons from September.
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London
Lloyd's Register
American Chamber of Commerce
Sinté’ Fie
United States
Aigma
United Kingdom
American Chamber
Bnale
Great Britain
Offer for Van Eyck altar piece blocks Berlin sale
An American offers 5 million dollars to the German government for sections of the Van Eyck altar piece from St Bayon in Ghent now in Berlin. The piece must be returned to Belgium under Versailles terms, Germany to pay the Wahoren family as part of royal holdings settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Jan
Hubert van Eyck
St. Bayon
Ghent
Belgium
Germany
London Jazz Craze Keeps Nightlife Alive During War
London after dark blooms with clubs and jazz as nights stretch to 3 a.m. Rector's and other venues draw crowds with American orchestras, buffet suppers, and dance floors. Shortages push escorts into fashion, and the city’s nightlife becomes a bright, restless theatre of music and movement despite wartime limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tector's
Tottenham Court Road
Negdress
Rector's
Russian Soviet Rulers Print Spurious Money
The Russian Soviet government prints fake currency observed by a prominent banker returning from Rosla. A one pound note is praised as artful, while five-pound notes are easily canceled by bankers. The banker notes millions could be printed and parsed, a sensational claim likely to shock English readers amid strained exchange conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonton
Roesla
Time worn words and oddities from a cryptic clipping
A fragmentary OCR read yields quirky phrases about wear of time, a Kentucky uncle named Frank Gr, and a remark about paying $43 for broadcloth. The text hints at protection against a present law and a bold claim of beating an Undertaker by burial, but the garbled context limits meaning.
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Wilmates
Frank Gr
Igo
Saya Tv
Happiest Woman in the State Credits Tanlac Recovery
Mrs Eugene Smith of Los Angeles reports a six year illness culminating in a hospital stay and near collapse. After four Tanlac bottles she gained eighteen pounds and recovered fully, claiming permanent improvements four months after last dose. Tanlac advertised as available in Atlantic and towns via Arthur Lee and a local druggist.
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California
Tanlac
Eugene Smith
Los Angeles
West 52Nd St
Smith
Eastern Star
Atlantic
Arthur Lee
Woman Gets Big Job on Civil Service Commission
Helen Hamilton Garbour, aged sixty four, longtime suffrage advocate, has been appointed to the civil service commission. The appointment makes her the first woman to join the commission. She has previously led suffrage groups and served in related national organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hamilton Garbour
Chu Civil Service Commission
Giedenut
Ute
Congressinal Voungeror
The
National League of Wanen Voters
$1800 Lingerie Dispute Hits Wayne County Court
Detroit court examines disputed $1800 lingerie expenditures claimed by Loramy Heagle in her divorce from John Ro Retve. Itemized costs include garments and undergarments with prices ranging from $1.85 corset covers to $3.68 stockings, totaling over twenty dollars in the readable fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Inny
Wayne County Courta
Loramy
Stoat
John Ro Retve
Crosse Palnte
Cub
Misa
Lee
Ole Sateon Potticone
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of Ca
Atlantic Briefs
Hove
Rey
A. H. Beletzke
Adair
Anita Man
Voorhees
Ita
Hie
Robin
Normanitar Grinwold
Ables Shranger & Dingalomaida
Lueed
George Pratt
Storm Lake
William Walton
J. H. Marshall
Edna Langbehn
Avoca
Atlantic Osteopathic Sanitarium
Extra Womanan Hospital
E .Wigen
Extra Wan
the Atlantic Hospital
Uinoia
Rock ‘Island
William Hayes
Harlan
J. L
Robinson
Cedar Street
Pauline
Ifr
Cuniussia
Follett
Grinwold
aRtay
Ed Maddox
Kriger
Lewis
Jones Hospital
Miss ‘Bethe
Sian
Rbio
Torna
FireHioney Miller
Henry Chile
the Jones Hospital
Wiota
Church of ‘Christ
Baptist Schirchen
First Baptist Church
Efice
Florgnee
Herman Haple
A. A. Emigh
District,court
Elsie CA. Adams
Grigwold
Rex
Howlett
Ethel Irene Butler
Anita
Clair D. Becker
Bernice M. Spies
State Automobile Department
Wal Brooklin
Co-operative Delivery Company
Cushing Machine, & Auto Co
Cushing Company
Omega
Dodge ‘Carn
Cushing
Dodge Carn
Tom Wheeler
Hannen & Lowe
Chegt
Atlantic Asite
Thi
Bay
Hedgen
City -Clark ‘Nicholls
City Meer Mayne
Ovanslyatore
I. Washer
J. A. Saly
Mr. Washer
Eke
Will
Colorado
An A. D
Molton 'Iehtehb
Hte Serio
Ea Réace
Goth
Booth Tarrington
Leonard Wood Women's Organization
Indiana
U.S
America
Iwige
Jazz Mad
England
PiecadNy Circus
Torpsichore
Reetor's
Gratton Galleries
Brett
Bond Street
Leicester Square
Cross Road
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