Former Atlantic residents gather for holiday observance
News-Telegraph notes former Atlant ic Iowa residents and relatives planned a reunion at E. B. Harlan s home in Kenilworth to observe a holiday. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Harlan and daughters Mary and Ethelbelle, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harlan and son Jimmie, and other families.
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Atlan
Iowa
Atlantic
Harlan
Kenilworth
Mary and
Ethelbelle
Roy
Sony Jimmie
Willa Waddell Schindel
Grombi “Schindell
Ren
William
Memorial Day Picnic At Sheridan Road Diners And Games
A Memorial Day gathering near the DeLano residence along Sheridan road featured Burr and daughter and several families. Guests enjoyed a large outdoor dinner under ash trees, a ball game, and groups chatting while cars passed Sherman road beachcombing for wildflowers. The event marked four years since the last picnic and notes nearby landmarks and a new tourism venture by Harlan. Miller Conrad signs the note dated June third, nineteen twenty three.
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Atlantic
Aehian
Sher
Idan
DeLano
Sheridan Road
Harlan
San Francisco
Canadian Pacific
Colorado
Rock Island
West Liberty
St. Paul
Miller, Conrad
Refa Avenue
Dune “Third
A Beautiful Woman Is Always A Well Woman
An anonymous testimonial from Areartia Nebr about motherhood causing nervous spells backaches and distress. The speaker credits Pierce's Favorite Prescription with relief and ongoing health maintenance. The notice invites readers to obtain the remedy from local drug stores and to write to Dr. Pierce for free medical advice.
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Pierce
Bill
Popular Priced Planes For English Amateurs
London reports that lightBritish airplanes, costing under 500 dollars, with four horsepower engines and speeds around 60 mph, are being developed to popularize aviation in England. A prize of 2500 dollars exists for a British light aircraft under eight horsepower, designed for transport by two people within a three hour mile.
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London
Dunes
England
Field Entry Flight Challenge Through Ordinary Gate
The competition will occur in September on a triangular course of at least 15 miles. A minimum of 60 miles must be flown per one gallon of gasoline to qualify, promoting economical machine design.
Golden Silence Quote About Speech and Consequences
A reflective note on how slips of the tongue can cause lasting harm while silence may be wise. The text cautions that spoken words cannot be recalled and overexplaining often worsens trouble, advocating silence as a prudent choice in delicate matters.
Dodges Autos Like the Rest of Us
A Boston Transcript styled note reflects on modern excess as a man avoids gin and pot but keeps to the game when ill, with a punning nudge toward a classified ad in the News-Telegraph.
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Boston Transcript
News Telegraph Want Ad Promotes Quality Bread
A fragmented line promotes a quality loaf of bread and advertises using the News Telegraph Want Ad service. The ad urges readers to try a fresh loaf and to place their notices through the paper.
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News-Telegraph
Wilken
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