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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1917
Page
2
Community notices promote local services and events including concrete work by George with phone contact 480. It also lists firm changes, retained staff, and advertising for Eatmor and Grandmother bread along with delivery details and a dentist's address in Fulton Building at Fifth and Chester streets.
The Cumberland Red Cross chapter opened with eighty members last evening under Rev. Bliss Wandy. Officers elected include Celestine Pettinger as president and W R Noland as vice president. Mrs C B Shearer and Miss Grace Read named to assist county directorate as planned. A new Wlota! chapter will be organized Thursday evening. Garden paper, typewriter paper and ribbon were available at the News-Telegraph ramene.
Analysis of how civic roles in chambers of commerce boards and public utilities elevate individuals. The piece notes the rewards and expectations of public image, trust, and influence, urging practitioners to be active in community groups and to engage with others to improve task performance. It closes with advice to curb absentmindedness and build broad personal connections.
The excerpt urges managing energy by directing thoughts and actions toward constructive goals. It warns that worry, fear, envy, and emotional excess waste power and urges maintaining a cheerful disposition, avoiding internal conflicts, and finishing each day with a clear, positive mindset. It emphasizes living in the present and overcoming past errors to pursue personal success with steady effort.
A rough, inspirational note urges steady effort toward a goal despite worry. It frames progress as climbing a ladder with step by step advancement. The unnamed speaker, James Alwyn Lathrop, is linked to the Siwannee Sentinel.
A collection of old kitchen recipes including corn bread with buttermilk cornmeal and soda, Spanish rice with tomatoes cheese and butter, potato souffles with egg whites, rice pudding cooked in a kettle, and baked tomatoes topped with cheese and bacon.
June garden planting guidance from Rural New Yorker highlights ideal timing for many crops. It notes quick growth with rain, cautions against lettuce radishes and some crops, and lists suitable plantings like beans cabbage carrots corn and tomatoes with spacing guidance. It also covers late July and August plantings for cauliflower celery spinach and root crops.
Fragment discusses cabbage family fire on Lal NSS with several high profile figures involved and unclear explanation. Details are sparse and names are partially garbled, leaving the incident outline vague and unresolved.
Washington June 12 government crop report outlines June 1 forecasts for Iowa and the United States. It lists bean and grain production in bushels and tons, including spring wheat oats and apples, with year earlier final estimates and price averages. It notes pasture conditions versus ten year averages and includes price marks for wheat corn oats and potatoes.
Advertisement for HEMO a concentrated food drink from everyday foods. Promises improved digestion stronger nerves enhanced energy and nourishment for the entire system. Claims to aid sleep and reduce fatigue. marketed as a delicious drink by LEWIS the Druggist with a 4 guarantee of satisfaction.
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