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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1922

Page

4

Grain and Livestock Market Steady Across Boards

Chicago and St Joseph livestock markets show hogs steady to higher with top around 11.00 at Chicago, 10.60 at oneowl, cattle receipts near 12,000 to 18,000 with steady to slow demand, veal calves and feeders mixed, lambs 14 to 15 range, heavy sows and packing sows in demand, lions share of sales concentrated in bulk at steady prices.

St Joseph Chicago Pam Chantly Fdadiony Lanibay Janis

Wonder what a Jazz Band Player Thinks About

A reader complains about a Briggs cartoon headline misread as implying madness. The letter mentions a factional fight in Anita where E L Newton was chosen committee man by eight votes with a thirty nine vote majority. The note ends remarking on Life's Handicaps and banana peelings on Easy Street.

Fightin G OWPL Anita E. L. Newton Man

U S Relief Aids Deportees From Turkey

American telegraph workers deported from Ktarput Yarkish Almeida arrive in the United States. Officials and colleagues in Newton Center Boston and Mantuelker accuse Turkish authorities of unfair treatment and Christian oppression in Asli Manor.

Constantinople Ktarput Yarkish Almeida Nithwest Dirhuke Kheyabe Yowell Whustungton Otreetue iKhearpirt Mark L. Ward Newton Center Matss Tay Heh Taleo Boston Miss Travel Hanley Mantuelker Asli Manor

2173 a Day Join Church

An average of 2178 persons today join the Various churches in the United States.

United States

Werrenrath Reveals Secrets of the Wax Phonograph Voice

Renowned baritone Reinald Werrenrath explains why some singers do not make phonograph records. He discusses how vocal traits fit or fail the wax recording process and how factors like horn placement and voice type affect results. He notes even great voices require natural resonance and avoids forcing tones.

Reinald Werrenrath Baritany John McCormack Weven Thonuhe Binya

Writer On Job At 101 Tavlee In Frahee Wad

Oldest working journalist Mr Maille Saint-Irix of Frahee ward died after a fall and illness. He had contributed a quartile of weekly to a column and earned a wage as a writer. Saint-Irix spoke to a correspondent in Guatend about his long career from Paris and his regret at no longer shouting, a practice he planned to abandon at age ninety.

Tavlee Maille Saint-Irix Frahee Faye Pias Malle Saint Prix Heur Paris

Pope’s Love for Reading Cited in Personal Verse

A fragment from 19th century letter shows a speaker praising reading as companionship and preferable work to social chatter. The text expresses deep affection for books and reading as an ideal occupation over engaging conversations.

Babies Swapped at Hospital Corrected After Months

Montreah area reports a hospital mix up where two year old babies Pansy Dyke and Myrtle Durilet were mistakenly raised by the wrong families after recovery from diphtheria. The mix up was uncovered when a third mother questioned the attribution at the hospital. The infants, one fair and one dark, were identified as theirs only after evaluation. Authorities investigate why the error occurred and how to address the families affected.

Montreah Pansy Dyke Myrtle Durilet Pansy Myrtle

Refugee Children Doped by Caregivers in Constantinople

American residents report hundreds of refugee children held in hovels and cellars, given narcotic solutions to keep them quiet while mothers work. Women allegedly nursing them for pay, with sleeping potions sold by street vendors. Mrs Emrich of FramIngham Mass reports children on damp floors at risk of tuberculosis and drug harm. A committee led by Mrs Ravndal of Wilmore County to address the crisis.

Constantinople Emrich Framim N. Mass Tie Ravndal Wilmore County Minn Emrleh

Mirrors Boost Room Charm in Home Furnishings Trend

A wellpriced mirror adds elegance to a room, reflecting beautiful objects like a cit het topped by a vase of flowers. Mirrors are increasingly used in home furnishing with excellent results.

Des Moines Robber Strikes East Side Homes Alleges He Is Suspect

Police pursue a man who has terrorized east side residences and harassed women. Authorities link him to two robberies last night, with about $18,000 taken from one home and clothing from another. The suspect reportedly wears only undergarments.

United’ Préss Des Moines Func Lige East Sf

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