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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1919
Page
1
An optimistic widow recounts relief from stomach trouble after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The ad promises the product removes mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract and claims a money back guarantee. Lewis, a local druggist, is cited as a distributor.
London on June 3 Bishop Woll don of Durham was surrounded and questioned by labor demonstrators. A worker quarreled over conscription and clergy pay, and the Bishop defended his stance noting war service by clergy. The exchange touched on earnings and hours, illustrating tensions between church figures and labor groups.
Dublin June 3 The Irish censorship not fully dropped as in England Maj Bryan Cooper named press censor for Ireland succeeding Lord Decies The system is voluntary no paper must submit copy yet penalties for objectionable material remain including possible seizure of plant and machinery Newspapers urged to seek censor approval on doubtful items Critics complain Sinn Fein speeches are trimmed depriving public of basis to judge policy
A delivery of a Champion Side Hay Rake was dispatched to Hansen and Lowe's, identified by order 5d2, with anticipated arrival and handling details noted for inventory and customer pickup.
A lively exhortation on banking on tomorrow as the grand antidote to despair. The speaker contrasts youth and age, vowing forward momentum despite today’s frost and crime, claiming never to waste time complaining and promising resilience tomorrow.
A sorrowful verse evinces belief that hope remains despite recent tears and misgivings. The speaker contemplates tomorrow with a mix of longing and resolve, urging small acts like adornment as signs of endurance. Copyright by George Matthew Adama.
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