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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
4
New vaudeville and new pictures headline the program. Ford and Miller perform high class comedy dancing and entertainment with nightly changes. The Faith Healer presents a two reel drama about a husband’s suicide attempt, army enlistment, blindness, mission work, healing through prayer, and reunion with his wife.
A frontier romance unfolds as May and Ray reunite in the west. Ray, a forest ranger, earns May’s father’s opposition but wins consent after rescuing May from a burning shack. A saucy comic interlude follows with a fireman lover and a stinging gallery gag before Jane renounces the stage for marriage.
A queer marriage ceremony in Queen Elizabeth's reign joined Thomas Wilshy, a deaf mute, and Ursula Bridget. With the bishop of London guiding a sign based service, promises were exchanged by gestures. The bride could speak, but the groom conveyed vows by sign and symbolic actions.
On March 31 1849 the pilotboat Coquette near Cape May discovered the schooner Russell capsized bottom up. A boarding party found five sailors imprisoned in the hold. Attempts to rescue failed as air rushed out and the vessel sank with all five aboard after five days.
A brief New York Globe quip contrasts Mrs Neighbors bread offer with a shy reply from Johnnie. The piece then cites Euripides on the virtues of wealth strength and, most of all, being beloved by many friends.
The Woolworth building in New York rose to fame with its fifty five story height and a 910 foot total. It dwarfed Manhattan towers, drew firms to top floor offices, and lit up the skyline with a shaft of electric light visible for miles.
The six 2,500 horsepower boilers could lift 100 times the Statue of Liberty weight, as the Woolworth Building rests on 206,000,000 pounds at caissons. Wind pressure can add 40,000,000 pounds, and the structure is designed to withstand 250 mph. Twenty eight elevators span two miles end to end, delivering a four mile round trip to reach any office within about a minute. Safety cushions ensure no danger as tenants reach their offices from the street in thirty seconds. Sign Language. Constable remarks on a prisoner’s threatening language as a magistrate inquires about the language used.
Brooklyn Life quotes Father claiming no bad habits and no smoking or drinking while asserting their daughter does not engage in such activities and remains uninvolved in games or other behaviors.
New York society belle Idila Gilbert, heiress rumored worth $15,000,000, sought a brunette with a curl over the left ear and Episcopalian, athletic, and poultry knowledge. Her plan to marry Howard Price Rensiinw faltered as details of a proposed husband proved misaligned with reality.
Chicago and South Omaha stock markets show mixed livestock activity. Hogs receipts around 30,000 with price ranges about eight and a quarter to eight fifty. cattle steady to strong with varied classes. sheep weak to slightly lower. South Omaha notes 8,800 hogs with bulk around eight fifteen.
CATTLE receipts 3300 strong beef and dairy categories with prices listed. Beef cattle mixed to heavy at 8.10 to 8.25 per cwt and high end 8.26, cows and heifers 4.00 to 7.75, stockers 6.25 to 8.00, calves 7.00 to 10.00. SHEEP receipts 3000 steady to 10 higher with wethers 5.50 to 6.76, yearlings 6.25 to 6.50, lambs 7.26 to 7.60, ewes 5.15 to 5.50.
Miss Ethelwyn Milford of Tarkio Missouri will organize piano, voice, and musical kindergarten lessons. Those desiring lessons write to Miss Milford Tarkio Missouri. Lessons begin June 16 and are affiliated with Tarkio Conservatory.
Notice is on file in Atlantic Iowa for public inspection the plat H1 and schedule of street and alley segments. It lists divisions and streets from Chestnut to Walnut and Sixth to Hazel, filed for a Kimballton Construction Co project completed August 1912. Objections in writing due by twenty days after first publication, then council may correct and assess. City Clerk IT BE NICHOLS announces the hearing for June 30, 1913.
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