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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1921
Page
3
The piece presents a conversational inner voice about enduring cold and wind. It references wild weather, sheep, and daily routines. It contrasts stubborn weather with the hope of sunshine and calmer days, mentioning CORA MART and a New York periodical in a reflective, rural voice.
A garbled product snippet describes children swimwear and play outfits in blue, red, and white. It mentions wool, bloomers, silk trims, and quick drying fabrics. The ad references colors and styles, pricing around two dollars, and generic fabric notes without clear brand or date.
The report highlights Mary Yeager of Indiana who acts as assistant secretary to Attorney General Joneth Harry Daugherty. Ming Peugeot is noted as one of the few young women in such secretary positions, with remarks about appearance and telephony duties.
Fragmented text discusses frugality and simple living through household economy. It mentions dining, war-era press, items like furniture and kitchenware, and advocates appreciating present possessions while avoiding clutter. The tone suggests a guide to living mildly and valuing practicality over excess.
The text sketches evening wear and accessories in gray and browns for spring. It mentions lace dresses, parasols, and trims like rosebuds and crystal embroidery, noting soft gray and tan as good wrap colors and pearl accents on wedding gowns.
Fragmentary prompt discusses teachers and geometry, mixing playful phrases and questions. No clear events or identifiable people, places, or organizations emerge from readable text. The fragmentary nature limits factual extraction and reporting.
Chicago June 6 The American League batting race tightens as Harry Heilmann of Detroit leads while Ty Cobb Tris Speaker and George Sisler chase. Sisler climbs with a .404 average over the past four weeks, Ruth hits his fifteenth homer and Cravath’s pace slips. List of leaders includes Severin Williams Tobin Stephenson Charrity and Jungs. Sisler and Morris tied for stolen bases with ten steals each.
The text cites varied wildlife figures and laws across nations and regions. It mentions reindeer and elk populations, U S Forest Service land, hunting licenses, and rabbit fines in Victoria Australia. It also notes sports events and a Miami aviation club with wealthy members, all in a disjointed, miscellany-style recap.
Former world heavyweight champion Warl Caddock meets Bill Dristy of Omaha in an exhibition for American Legion Post 22 at Manning on Wednesday. Semi windup features Cary of Coon Rapids vs Develle of Manilla in a four round bout and Dutch Meisel, Carroll County lightweight champ, against a fast grappler in a finishing match.
Chicago reports team golf catching on at local courses. English players popularized the format with teams where each member specializes in a single club. One ball per team, each golfer uses the club they excel with, yielding remarkable scores in competitions.
William Tan a Chinese student at Cornell from Singapore won the college championship in tennis by defeating 30. The Grinnell event was held in Mount Vernon Iowa with local coverage noting his victory as a notable achievement by an international student.
Quakertown seeks better fortunes in baseball as Bill Donovan, ex New York Highlanders boss, plans to revitalize the club with young infielders and improved outfield strength. He cites past Reds trade as strengthening, praises Nixey and Ring, and emphasizes needing solid young blood behind the plate and infield to avoid a repeat of last season.
Don Harshbarger of Mt. Pleasant named captain of the 1922 Iowa State Leaders College basketball team by the faculty athletic committee Cedar Falls June 6. The selection was delayed as squad members left school this spring and submitted their votes by mail.
Training camps for Benny Leonard and Sailor Freedman are under way in Benton Harbor Michigan near the air arena. A corps of men under Ike Bernstein directs the preparation as the two world champions prepare for their two week training period before the bout.
June 6 report from Brance notes Suzanne Lenglen defeats Mrs Molla in straight sets to win the women's world hard court tennis championship, the American contender failing to title.
June 6. Figures show that chances of an Iowa baseball club winning the Western league pennant this season have dwindled so that it would take a Herculean effort to recover lost points in the race.
Georges Carpentier rests at his Manhasset camp on June 6 as he cuts training to loaf in the shade. A few personal friends called, noting he did not leave the camp to train that day.
Guthrie County High played a tight contest as the team allowed its opponents to lift the tempo and gain chances. The matchup emphasized defense but faced struggles finishing at the rim and limiting second chance opportunities for the visitors.
Griswold boosts defeated Villisca 3 to 4 in a June 6 game with Smith and Scharf on the Boosters. Villisca's Kendall and English combo held Griswold to mercy after an early run. Next, Griswold faces Nonpareila of Council Bluffs. Also Denison trounced Walnut 10 to 1 with a late-innings melee, and Wiota beat Cumberland 8 to 4 at Booster Day with a tug of war victory. Orphans topped Wiota 7 to 4 in Elk Horn.
Peter Carney notes the Grand American Handicap Trapshooting tournament expects 800 entrants with Chicago hosting at South Shore Country Club and railroad fare reductions might bring in 200 more shooters. The article argues a thousand participants is feasible as travel savings cover hotel costs.
Col John H Wallace Jr Alabama commissioner urged conservation education in all schools and proposed Rotary and Kiwanis clubs dedicate one day yearly to study conservation during his address on The Future of National Conservation at the American Game Protective Association conference in New York.
Cedar Falls Iowa La C. Teachers College appoints L A Mendenhall as athletic director and he will assume duties immediately. A Minnesota coach earlier released from Carleton College and connected with football material negotiations is noted in the report.
A fragmented note appears to describe a person or event with garbled text about measurements and dates, mentioning a 7 ft element and June. The readable names are sparse and it is unclear what event or action occurred.
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