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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
3
Joy-Walker promotes Gets-It as the world’s best corn remedy. Claims painless, easy peeling with drops, no irritation from salves or razors. Endorsed by Chicago firm E. Lawrence & Co. and druggists like Lewis.
Agitation over building a modern hospital for Audubon County continues, kept alive mainly by L. J. Anderson of Douglas township. The plan seeks to interest people across the county in establishing the institution.
A Soviet British American consular investigation reports 35 Koreans shot or killed by Japanese soldiers at a Christian church in Cheam-ni near Seoul. Other villages saw church burnings and wounded or killed Koreans as troops attacked homes while occupants fled. Missionary witnesses describe scorched ruins, burned bodies, and fear among locals.
Iowa will crack down on child labor as parents who misrepresent ages to secure jobs face enforcement just as employers do. The state labor commissioner A L Urick said the burden of proof rests with the employer and urged cooperation with businesses to uphold the law. In Des Moines Sigma Chi plans a national convention June 26 to 28 with delegates from about seventy two colleges and more than five hundred expected.
Prominent Sigma Chis including George Ado and John T. McCutcheon will attend Des Moines events. The state fair in August is set with trotting and pacing features after Iowa secured the Western Breeders Futurity circuit, per secretary Art Thomas of the Western Association of Trotting Horse Breeders.
Walt Mason offers a satirical verse urging careful speech and restraint to spare listeners from boredom or anger. The poem emphasizes judging audience feelings, respecting others, and avoiding infringement of rights as a model citizen. It ends with a humorous nod to a local ad line about a Hay Rake at Hansen and Lowe's.
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