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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
7
A brief nondescript prompt urges homeowners to upgrade their screens with a fresh coat of paint or sealant to brighten and protect windows and porches. The snippet emphasizes a home improvement task without detailing factors or brands.
Neighbors are requested to meet at the hall Sunday morning June 6 at 9 o'clock. Autos will convey all to the cemetery to decorate the graves of departed neighbors. Those who promised cars should remember the date and hour. Committee signatures from Royal Neighbors Memorial and Woodman Hall.
Clara Morris a famed actress resides in Brooklyn suburb. Mrs George A Clark heads Tennessee Kentucky and Northern railway. Lady Castlereagh promotes female labor in England. Mother Morrison, St Paul uplift worker, turns ninety five after fifty years of service. Duchess of Manchester cannot act as executrix being English by marriage. Marquise d Havrincourt, century birthday, a leading Parisian noble figure revered in Germain society.
City of Atlantic Iowa invites sealed proposals for adding to boiler room at city light and water plant. Bid items include boiler and installation, with 50 percent bond, security deposit of 100 dollars, bid opening June 17 1915 at 2 pm. Completion by September 1 1915.
A compilation of editorials from major papers noting grim war prospects after eight months. The Indianapolis News doubts gains on either side, St. Louis Globe-Democrat warns peace talks irritate hawks, Washington Post foresees domestic wrath if it continues, and the Indianapolis Star calls the conflict a drawn battle with bleak near-term prospects.
The text notes King Victor Emmanuel of Italy as bowlegged in boyhood. It cites Prince of Wales Edward VIIii plus lengthy given names. Emperor Yoshihito of Japan is described as an enthusiastic militarist aiming to strengthen army and navy and to fund them with taxes.
The press in Uruguay urges the government to raise cinema theater standards. European theaters still show the U S peace pageant from New York last August. A German apparatus uses invisible mirrors to reflect players contours, creating a lifelike appearance in a film.
Mrs Otto Gans of Zanesville Ohio states she was sick for four years with stomach trouble and weak from weight loss. After using two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets she reports being a well woman. Advertisement says available from all dealers.
Red salmon four pound can ten cents Con ley and Gaylord Carl Comes buys a Lindebaker car from C P Meredith Fresh country butter twenty five cents a pound Conley and Gaylord
Oscar Grulke Fidgee was in the city yesterday on business. Mrs. E. E. Herring and children visit relatives in Des Moines. Mrs. C. B. Kringel and Lilly go to Kellogg for a two week visit. Athol Wright visited the Bluffa to see her cousin Lucille Shannon. Crisman reportedly improving and seated today. Jim Harris watched auto races from Lewis. Contey & Gaylord advertise soap and pineapple specials. Prof. Cramer hosted teachers at a year-end dinner. Leon Kringel heads to Sligo, Colorado for the summer, with Mary Kringel. Nordman undergoing appendicitis surgery in Atlantic hospital. Cramer noted as a school year close event. Fredrick Kringel travels to Sligo. Acme Mercantile Agency ad includes money-collection claims. Mike Cohen, cigar salesman, in town. tropical abundance of chatter. Rainfall near half an inch. Miss Edith O’Connell named Notre Dame class poet. Wedding celebration for E. M. Griffin noted. Miss Margaret Needles graduates from St. Joseph’s Academy. Royal Wadspeth visiting in the city. optimistic health and vigor. Four men arrested for intoxication, all using alias John Doe.
Having purchased the practice of Mr. G. L. Chamberlin I have taken full possession and will use the same office rooms at 514 Chestnut street. The rooms are praised as best arranged and equipped in the state. For spinal adjustments call for consultation and analysis.
Police report a group of men gathering nightly at Sunnyside Park causing disturbances. An auto patrol led by Officer Dieurne is patrolling the area to curb the carousals and prevent further trouble near Sunnyside.
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