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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1924
Page
3
Fashion notes from New York highlight summer lingerie voile as a cheap, versatile fabric for undergarments. Loomed in pastel shades, it launders well and resembles georgette. Vendors offer ready made slips and gowns trimmed in contrasting colors, with patterns featuring step-ins, vests, and coordinating slips.
A terse description describes a germ cell with a cell body and cytoplasm, noting an embedded nucleus or nucleus-like structure. The text reads as a garbled micro agelabel and uses terms suggesting a ducleus rather than a standard nucleus.
In the eval toling industry of Uleb the yearly loss nears one million dollars due to accidents and contagious diseases. Wall Paper Cleaner at Alexanders ML GiSrerre Reyne eents.
A clipped ad extols no sore throats in oil fields and refineries, claiming minor health complaints in the petrochemical industry. It urges workers to join the Dollar club, presenting a promotional note rather than a health report.
The Bible Society of Maine under Edmund F. Garin directs a massive hand written Bible. About 1,400 people, ages six and up, contribute to 1,500 pages weighing around 500 pounds. Pages are written in long form for exhibition uses in cities and Sunday schools across New York and Maine.
San Francisco reports the formation of a pallbearers association by undertakers and embalmers. The new group aims to ease arrangements for relatives and strangers needing pallbearers. Members wear black cloth suits with gloves and hats and charge about $2.50 per service depending on mourners and service size.
A fragment describes ants and decay tied to parasites and allure of intoxicants. It notes a scholar named J Huanco examining numerous examples and questioning how nut ants obtain intoxicants. The passage appears as a terse, speculative excerpt.
Twenty years ago about fifty per thousand births in New York state died. Last year the rate improved to seventy three per thousand births, signaling progress in infant mortality reduction.
War crippled workers in a London factory workshop suffer severe injuries as three men lose a leg each or sustain similar wounds during the conflict. The report notes the high cost of the war on labor and daily life in the capital.
A garbled note discusses Up Waate Balsa wool and fiber retention in pine and conifer trees. It mentions processing steps and the need to reduce size to allow other cerucercigh wali. The text hints at technical challenges in fiber science without clear concrete outcomes.
A reflection on how some fortunes began from humble steps as a man tied a cheap silver watch to his vest with a shoestring, illustrating frugal beginnings fueling later wealth.
Fragmentary note claims humans need not fear death as the Sun’s heat endures for many imagined eras, suggesting a long lasting but speculative future. The text reads like a cryptic historical snippet with unclear references.
Mrs Titank visits and reflects on past days as conversations ripple through a fog of memories. The piece hints at unspoken regrets and a sense of duty postponed, with a note of foreboding about an approaching reckoning.
The report lists fragmented totals for Cass G O P gubernatorial support with numbers for Burbank and Hammill areas. In Atlantic wards, figures show Burbank and Buser votes across first to fourth wards, with totals for each ward and overall. The section also records Hammill totals across similar wards and regions, highlighting a split between candidates.
Stockholm reports Karl Tiren has returned with 700 phonograph records and 00 scores detailing Lapp songs, a form of personal expression with wrath themes and distinctive motifs. The collection includes laments, incantations, and pieces describing animals, rivers, and a Swedish crown prince from 70 years past.
A fragment notes China mining producing about 2,000,000 tons of iron ore and a separate figure of 450,000 tons linked to Tg iron. It mentions native furnaces and 28,000 turns in furnaces owned by Japanese interests, indicating key production and ownership details in a disputed iron industry.
A fragment outlines two methods as primary to prevent by four principal aims in law namely religion justice righteousness and avoidance of vice. It suggests a framework where legal practice is guided by moral aims and practical enforcement.
Col Jesse Thomson and George Iassen were main speakers at the Calf Club picnic at Lat Gasie grove near Elk Horn Iowa. They discussed progress and future work, with large attendance. Leaders beat members 18 to 10 in a post event ball game.
Radio touch speakers and the Times Jazz Muale bless generous aid to the deaf in San Diego. The San Diego Union notes how modern devices have rendered deafness less of a barrier and celebrated advances in assistive listening.
Carbon black derived from natural gas is used in making recording tapes and similar media.
The National Union of Railwaymen saw membership fall from 457,836 to 386,115 after the major railway strike in Great Britain. The drop reflects widespread disruption, with unions facing losses in workers joining or renewing memberships during the period.
Mr and Mrs Howard Millhellin of Anita were Sunday visitors with friends in town. Ed Blakesley and family returned from a week of outing. Lester Baron of Atlantic visited relatives here. The Briskham general store opened for business today. Wm Gannon is home from Ellscott and Red Oak after several days visiting. Andy Anderson recovering from illness. Clyde Rochholz of Adair and Mrs Bertha Carson’s daughter visited at the Taylor home. Omer Huff of Omaha stayed with his brother Marion. Mrs Keffer returned to California after visiting her daughter Mrs Bertha Carson. Clifford Mailander ill with bronchial trouble. Catholic Ladies Aid realized about $18 from their pantry sale last Thursday.
The note states ice cream temporarily cools the throat but then creates heat in the body. It emphasizes a paradoxical cooling sensation followed by an internal warming effect.
Early returns from Iowa's state primary place Brookhart and Sweet near even for U.S. senator with Brookhart at 105,678 and Sweet at 100,021 as urban precincts favor Sweet while rural areas boost Brookhart. Democratic contest for U.S. Senate tight as Keyes leads Steck. Hammill drives governor GOP race with Hammill leading Burbank by narrow margin.
In Cresco Judge Landis consents to speaking at the fourth district convention June 19 with Ford MacNider and others on the program. Across Iowa posts stage anniversaries, essay contests and band appearances as Legion activity spreads from Oskaloosa to Webster City and Des Moines with details on itineraries and speakers.
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