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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
6
Classified notice lists D O Herbert abstracts and title specialty loans insurance real estate at No 6 East Fifth Street with Dr M J H Lynch physician surgeon successor to Dr Burke. Office suite over Graham's Store offers special attention to discussion of women and provides phone contact 555.
The Chautauqua season adds a humorist to its lineup as Burgderfer fills the second night. A leading platform humorist, he blends storytelling with makeup artistry and impersonations. His clean, original humor aims to delight even the most stubborn grouch, refreshing the program and drawing on recent circuit success.
New York June 10 A huge dividend shock when George F. Baker age 85 head of First National Bank announces a 25 percent dividend, said to be the greatest in New York banking history and to be maintained. Baker, chairman and principal stockholder, is praised for long service and views retirement as premature.
A Canton American hospital was struck by shell fire amid fighting on the city outskirts. A delayed cablegram to the State Department from Consul General Douglas Jenkins at Canton said two American launches returning to a Christian college were repeatedly hit by rifle fire after the initial bombardment but the occupants were not hurt.
A claim states that a simple tarkroot mixture spreads over the face to erase wrinkles and firm the skin without rubbing. It supposedly rejuvenates like massage, leaving the skin clear, smooth, and velvety, with a natural tone. A powder tarkroot is prepared with lemon juice and applied before wrinkles appear.
Dr Jason Noble Pierce, adviser to President Coolidge, says Bryan misrepresented religious thinkers and the Scopes trial will benefit the nation. He calls evolution a strong hypothesis compatible with religious truths, while in Los Angeles for a church dedication and a visit with Dr Frank Dyer.
In Wellesley Mass a 16 year old Priscilla Amidon shot herself in front of her 18 year old sweetheart Sterling Mills who then shot himself in the heart to avoid living without her. Priscilla left a note to her mother saying she was leaving and not coming back. Police say Mills fled home and the two had been in a turbulent romance opposed by their families due to the age gap. The tragedy occurred in the woods and Mills remains unconscious at Newton Hospital.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses dispositions and health ideas with unclear phrases. It mentions successful outcomes and cautions about unhealthy states. The readable parts imply a reflective or advisory tone without concrete names, places, or dates.
New York June 10 Milady’s summer trend features the jockey suit a satin two piece bath suit with a riding vest style upper and snug satin trousers in contrasting colors. Variations include orchid and turquoise sets, fuchsia tones and matching beach caps in purple.
Marriage licenses issued to Ted Timberman and Monica I Clinton of Massena Ernest McKinney and Ruth Mae Cornett of Massena Also note summer school registration at the University of Iowa expected to exceed 3 500 with classes beginning Monday June 15 in Iowa City and lasting through the week
At a board meeting last night the Atlantic School Board of Directors disposed of various business items and elected new teachers for the coming year. Miss Hazel Pfander was chosen to succeed Mrs Nellie M Smith in the commercial department and Mrs Hazel McDermott of the city was elected to teach at the Jackson grade school. Pfander earns 1466 dollars and Mrs McDermott receives 3990. This was the board's last meeting until July.
Cedar Rapids reaches a milestone as Mrs. George B. Douglas becomes the first woman trustee of Coe College board at the annual meeting. W. A. Dexter of Toledo was also named a member, and George Booth of Chicago 05 was elected president of the alumni association. Try a News-telegraph want ad.
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