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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1929
Page
6
W D Termohlen of Iowa State College warns eggs perish if not kept cool on farms. Temperature fluctuations weaken the egg and yolk membranes, reducing shelf life and quality. Gather eggs promptly and chill them before packing to prevent spoilage.
Thousands suffer from stomach trouble, sleeplessness, and related kidney and liver issues. Tanlac is advertised as a natural remedy with no mineral drugs, claiming quick relief and renewed energy, urging readers to buy from a druggist with a money back guarantee if it fails.
Ter Mohlenko explains eggs can serve as insulating material to hold heat for a considerable period. He notes heat retention affects quality and deterioration and advises storing eggs in a clean, odor-free place with a refrigeration-equipped agency for delivery.
The Ames Jowa 4-H Club Girl convention opens today drawing between 1500 and 2000 members from Iowa clubs. The event runs through tonight with sessions on home economics crafts and agriculture. Key speakers include Josephine Arnssuit directing sessions and a Thursday program highlighting famous women and girls in history.
The article notes Tiel Roberts Humnker of Kanth Carolin being named ambassador for the West Veet Spies in Mestre Fle. It highlights a holiday season context and the appointment's significance to regional affairs.
An experimental electric apparatus mounted on locomotives promises to prevent trains on the same track from colliding. The device uses a accumulator, long and flash light indicators, and triggers automatic brakes when another train approaches within 1.3 yards on the same track. In tests at Helin, a temporary wire between tracks was replaced by a fast-acting mechanism to stop an approaching engine at high speed, offering a safer option for night operations and crowded rails.
Italian inventor showcases a safety invention for German railroads in Berlin. Officials seek a device that prevents wrecks, promising improved railway safety if adopted, as the proposal excites German authorities.
The article previews 1920s Paria style hints on June 11, detailing beach costumes with sheer jumps, short skirts, and low cut backs. It notes fabrics like silk crepe de Chine, satin, and jersey, with bold color schemes and prints, and mentions sunward fashion staying in vogue through the season.
In Davyenport Virginia a family dispute escalated to lethal violence. A husband fatally shot two relatives and wounded another woman, with police reporting a grim toll and ongoing investigation into the slayings.
Drycleaners of Southwest Iowa invite the public to a picnic at Sunny Park on a Sunday afternoon. The event will feature games and contests run by local organizers, with swimming and refreshments. Community groups and families are urged to attend for a day of outdoor activities and socializing.
Detroit youths Archibald Wageter 21 and companions were shot at near the Rouge River by a uniformed agent as they fished from a rowboat. Wageter, wounded in the abdomen, was hospitalized in serious condition. The shooting followed enforcement actions amid a large dry campaign. West: Agent Jonah Cox, in police view, fired after the youths landed on shore. Authorities launched investigations in Washington and Duluth, with bond for a separate case set and trial dates pending.
Herman Tasgen, a farmer near Lassen, shot a large grey wolf this morning as it raided his sheep herd. He spotted the disturbance at about six oclock, fired when the animal was about 75 yards away, and killed it with a rifle.
Funeral services were held this morning at the Reno Catholic church for Margaret Sullivan 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Sullivan of southwest of Masaena who was killed Saturday night stepping in front of a speeding mail train at Corning Burial was in the Keno Catholic cemetery. Dex Moines session laws of the forty third general assembly compiled will be ready for distribution early next year at the price of 1 dollar The book contains 5396 pages.
Abeyh praises a ring phrase amid a church gathering, crediting gratitude to divine guidance. The brief note highlights faith leaders stressing thankfulness and unity as a response to recent events.
Sheriff W. A. McKee attended yesterday’s funeral at Avondale church near Fontanelle for his brother-in-law E. B. Edwards a farmer southwest of Fontanelle who died Friday from pleuro pneumonia. Edwards is survived by his wife and four children two daughters among them.
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