SysTone medicine claims cleanse body and cure ailments
One man took SysTone three days and reported dramatic changes. He says his head aches, pimply skin eruptions, and rheumatic knee pains vanished as his stomach and bowels were cleaned. Advertisers claim SysTone uses 12 herbs to cleanse the system and liver function. Sold by drug stores in Atlantic.
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Systone
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Ida Grove Man Named Secretary Farm Loan Group
Lloyd Breeden of Ida Grove is named secretary treasurer of the Atlantic group management office of Cass and Pottawattamie National Farm Loan Associations. Elected by the boards, he has worked with the Ida Grove Production Credit Association and will start duties around July first. He and his wife and 3 year old son will relocate to Atlantic when housing is found.
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Lloyd Breeden
Atlantic Group
Cass and
Ewat Pottawattamie National Farm
Breeden
Atlantic
Notice to secure extra News Telegraph copies
Those who desire extra copies of The News Telegraph should notify this office in advance to ensure supply will not be exhausted.
Veteran publishers mark 60 years at Oskaloosa Herald
C S Walling and Phil Hoffman celebrate six decades in Iowa journalism joining the Oskaloosa Herald. They began as schoolday contacts and after 1880 graduated into the paper, with Walling as printer apprentice and Hoffman as cub reporter. The Herald evolved from weekly to daily in 1887, aided by the Spanish-American War demand.
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Local banks to make subsidy payments
Washington June 6 AP cattle feeders will receive subsidy payments directly from their local banks. The War Food administration announced the program noting it is the first meat subsidy to be handled this way. Payments of 50 cents per 500weight for goods and choice cattle averaging 800 pounds or more aim to push farmers to feed heavier cattle and to direct cattle to authorized slaughterers.
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Washington
War Food Administration
Unblock Digestive Tract with Carter's Pills
An advertising claim promotes Carter's Pills to unblock the intestinal tract for relief from indigestion and related symptoms. The copy asserts constipation as the true cause, offering the product as a gentle, thorough remedy to restore normal digestion and genuine relief.
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Nature
Carter
American Legion Backs Peacetime Draft Plan
The American Legion urges immediate enactment of a peacetime draft as the most efficient means of national security. John Thomas Taylor states it would show the world the U S is taking international responsibilities seriously. The plan requires a year of military training for able youths at 18 with no obligation to join regular forces. training alumni would be in reserve for six years. War Savings Stamps available at The Atlantic News Telegraph.
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American Legion
John Thomas Taylor
Legion
America
Congress
Cabbage Soup Chief Diet of War Prisoners
Lt. Bob Britton spoke at the Rotary Club about his experience as a German prisoner in Poland during World War II. He described poor sanitary conditions and meager food, noting Red Cross aid as crucial, a brutal march to Moosburg, and liberation by Patton’s army on April 29.
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Rotary Club
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Aachen
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Patton
Moosburg
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Red Cross
Nuremburg
Earl Britton
Army
Navy
Raymond Johnson
Harold G. DeKay
Charles Hunt
Jerry Hammond
Ed Paul
Griswold Soldier Wounded in Pacific
Pvt Gerald Weirich son of Mr and Mrs Reuben Weirich Griswold was wounded in action in the Pacific a letter from him reveals he did not disclose wound details or combat location and is now undergoing hospital treatment.
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Gerald Weirich
Reuben Weirich
Griswold
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Births In brief from Carroll Connersville and Walnut
Extra Private Leonard Wheeler and wife welcomed a son at Carroll hospital June 1 weighing 8 pounds. Byron and wife Wagner report a son born June 1 in Connersville Indiana their second child and second son. J A Wagner of Anita is grandfather. Randall Scott Smathers born May 27 at St Joseph hospital Omaha second child a 4 year old sister. Randy serves in the navy in the Marianas. Rondo and Mrs Smathers live in Walnut with paternal grandparents W S Smathers address Omaha.
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The
Carroll Hospital
Camp Fannin
Tex
Anita
Byron Wagner
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J. A. Wagner
Randall Scott Smathers
Walnut
Rondo Smathers
Randall Scott
St. Joseph Hospital
Omaha
Randy
Marianas
Trebons divorce granted with joint home use in Waterloo
Edward H. Trebon, 65, and Magdalen Trebon, 66, were granted a divorce after 25 years of marriage. A decree by District Judge W. T. Evans allowed each to occupy separate quarters in their home, issued on Trebon's cross petition. CARD OF THANKS expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and loss of their father.
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Edward H. Trebon
Magdalen
Trebon
W. T. Evans
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