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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1924

Page

3

Anita Weds Phoebe Marsh Tharnish and Jay T. McMullin

In Waukee Indiana on May 28 Phoebe Marsh Tharnish of Anita and Kellerton I N were married. The bride, daughter of Geo W Marsh, has taught rural schools in Cass and neighboring counties. They will reside on a farm near Kellerton Ta. R S Kiehl, former Anita resident, is ill at Mrs. Mary Smither’s home. Wayne Bullock and wife visited Iowa City for university exercises as their two sons attend the state university.

Anita News-Telegraph Waukee Phoebe Marsh Tharnish Jay T. McMullin Kellerton Geo. W. Marsh Cass R. S. Kiehl California Mary Smither Wayne Bullock Iowa City The State University Wallace Max C. M. Vohs Edna Pieper Macedonia W. BR. Radcliff Anita M M. Smith Bennett S. Frank White Lincoln Township Rube” Scholl Rube North Dakota Chas E. Faulkner North White’s Avenue Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. Church B. W. McEldowney Della Gaylord Idaho Falls Ida Atlantic Extra Gaylord D. D. Morgan B. O. Worthing O. O. Conley J.W. Beaver Chas. P. Blue John Row North White's Avenue Galatia Kans Lena Ballou Emma Ida Wade Carrie Johnson Smith Chas. Scholl Neponset Louise Nichols Des Moines PL. St. Nichols C.faulkner Joann Belleville Winnebago Minn M. Blakesley A. M. Worthing D. W. Faulkner Mary Breipmetz Walter H. Faulkner Fort Dodge Anita Jast Minnie Forshay Crissie Hollen Forshay Lake Okoboji F. D. Joy Fred Joy Garside Chas. Dressler Ernie Barnholdt Lulu Faga Omaha Walter Hook Vera Cedar Rauids Chas. W. Book W. C. Williams Menlo Phil T. Williams Bessie M. Ward Sherman Edna Louie Carey Edna Robison Robison Tom Rock Islas Casey Fred Dan Council Bluffs Russell Chicago Birdeau Gertrude Idan Biggs Fred C., Chinn W. K. Carey Guthriel Center Franklin Herbert Anderson Earl Eva Anderson Adair County Anita M. Church Evergreen Cemetery Anna Katie Metz Mike Metz Aniia Christian Church Christian Church Qold Yellows LaVerne Morrris Vera Currier Montrose Florence’ Smith Minnie Christensen Menor Fia Anite Chapin Franke Watkins A. Colfish TH. C F. Lewis John G. Jenkins J. W. Peterson Mary Love Granger, Ta Glen Holmes Guthrie Center Clarence R. Palmer Dex Moines Ponc James ‘Cline Bert Stone Cumberland LL. Brockman Guy White J. W. Forner Congregational Church Wm. T. Slater Beulah Frances Irene W. A. Linfor Lulu Wagner Kirkpatrick Wagner C. Dy Crill Can Crill W. W. Templeman Templeman Carl A. BE. Swesey Land Mas. Gibson

Thumb Rings in Imperial Rome Reflect Social Rank

A fragment suggests that in ancient Rome only senators and nobles could wear thumb rings as symbols of status. The text notes restrictions and extravagant styles during Rome's luxury peak, citing a large ring on Empress Plotina’s bust with a reported width of about 24 inches, illustrating the era’s ostentatious fashion.

Rome Plotina Inchea Broad

Screen doors by H Wasson Co novel cork puller

Fragmentary OCR notes mention screen doors and an item described as a novel cork puller. The text references kitchen use and bottles with corks, plus unrelated phrases about digging on a fork. Limited readable facts constrain a concise item.

Milk Fosters Global Industry Says National Geographic

A Washington bulletin from the National Geographic Society extols milk as the lifeblood of industry. It notes milk supports countless products from cheese to cosmetics and even dance accessories, arguing that civilization relies on plentiful milk and casein.

Washington National Geographic Society West Dutch’ West India Company Manhattan Island Empire State New Amsterdam Wisconsin Lake Michigan Sherlock Holmes Roquefort

French scientist believes life possible on Mercury

A French astronomer Profedgor JBigouran says Mercury may possibly be habitable, noting observations that suggest life could exist there. He describes regions between the sun and Mercury as potentially suitable environments.

Mercury Parla Profedgor Jbigouran

Keynoter Theodore Burton to preside at Republican National Convention

Theodore Elijah Burton, longtime Cleveland congressman and former U S senator, is selected to temporarily preside over the Republican National Convention in Cleveland and deliver the keynote speech. Burton, born 1851 in Jefferson Ohio, has a noted record in finance and law, and backs Harding and Coolidge.

Theodore Elijah Burton Cleveland House Mr. Burton Jefferson Ohio Oberlin College United States Senate Chicago Burton American Debt Funding Commission Harding Inter-Parliamentary Unfort National Monetary Commission Congress Ang Coolidge

Former Local Man Witnessed Tragedy in Death of Meat Market Proprietor

Hal Sturges, a former Atlantic resident, witnessed the accident near Harlan last Monday that killed Clarence Kemp, a meat market proprietor. Kemp was fatally injured when a spirited team of young horses ran away, throwing him beneath the animals and causing internal injuries.

Hal Sturges Atlantic Clarence Kemp Harlan Kemp

Dollar club join linked to Screen doors venture

The brief item notes B. R. Wasson Co forming a tie with Screen Doors and inviting participation in a Dollar club style venture. No further details provided.

Fashions For Summer Frocks Shown In New York Shops

New York fashion notes describe summer frocks in voile linen cotton crepe and gingham with voile hand hemstitched details. Ready made and semi made outfits range from six to twenty dollars with home dressmakers urged to sew side seams and finish hems. Colors like powder blue yellow and pink lead summer palettes as chiffons tulles and white gowns gain favor for evening wear.

United Press New York U. P Mary

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Imogene Miss Wilson the Follies Frank Tinney H. Wasson Co Dollar Club B. R. Wasson Co Westborn Apne Griswold Mhienne Audaben NASA Hy Hedda
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