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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
3
A garbled report describes proposed restrictions on dancing in public squares in Philadelphia. It mentions City Council approval, a police inspector named Wheadore, and a plan to curb modern fashion dances by monitoring performances and ticketing violators.
Mrs Henry Wag han of Victor New York writes that distress in the stomach after meals and headaches were cured by Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports relief from bowel disturbance and headache in a short time after starting the remedy. For sale by all dealers.
In Cleveland on June 17 the probate court considers the inscription in the inventory returned by administrator Mathias J. Klotz for Mathias Wirly. The record notes all heirs are of age and there is no widow.
Get rid of your rheumatism. Now is the time to get rid of your rheumatism. Chamberlain's Liniment will help you very much when applied externally. Chronic and muscular rheumatism require no internal treatment. For sale by all stearers. Litterst's bread is still being made and can be found at Christen's. 26d13.
A wartime dispatch describes trenches exposing heads and arms as artillery and machine fire rattle. Wounded troops flood back by truck while many with three months care return to the firing line. blood quality and first aid influence recovery as Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery is touted to restore health and combat anemia.
United Press reports Massachusetts Day is marked at the Pacific Exposition in San Francisco with ceremonies. Attendees include Massachusetts Senate and representative delegates as well as official observers and committeemen.
A compilation of brief notes mentions Mind Rose in Newark Nod's service, Uskul SerBia renaming a street for Lady Ralph Paget, and credit to Lord Willis Martin for winter work in Philadelphia. It also notes Miss I L Voinksissky choosing a unique immigrant school, Miss Hielen Tazuniteh assisting Cheka era relief efforts, and her recognition as a decorated war nurse.
Fragmented quotations from multiple papers discuss ongoing war tensions, peace prospects, and looming winter campaigns. The texts mention New York Preps, New York World, Cineluali Choes Star, Cleveland Leader, Detroit News, and a general sense of gloom and preparedness as belligerents plan future actions.
Washington officials discuss possible means to soothe Mexico’s warring factions. Options include mediation or armed intervention with moral backing from American capital. Wilson administration weighs sending a envoy to Mexico as tensions rise amid factional fighting. The topic follows a Sa trade failure to unite factions as President Wilson contemplates the next move.
In Chicago a jury found Captain James Otpal Sipren and Detective Sergeant Michael Weisbaum guilty of conspiracy in the so called puties erail trial. Frederick Roth, also a detective sergeant and former partner of Weisbaum, was acquitted. Weisbaum faces years in prison. Storen was fined $1,000. Ohio Wesleyan graduation notes include Navy Secretary Daniels discussing the scholar in policies and the shift toward a professional political era.
Indianapolis June 17 The Indiana supreme court impeached William R Redman formerly judge of Vigo County Circuit Court at Terre Haute The action marks a decisive move in a long running public corruption inquiry and sets a precedent for accountability in the state judiciary.
New York on June 17 many suffragists forwarded tax payments with protest notes arguing taxation without representation is tyranny. The text notes inciting letters and withheld funds as they challenge city tax collection.
Iowa City hosts the tenth annual convention of the Towa State Fraternal Order of Eagles with 309 delegates and a forecast of 2 006 visitors. Mayor Koontz gives welcome as session opens. Tornado hits Blunt Dakota area causing about 250 000 dollars in damage and injuries. University of Iowa athlete Herman Vorstadium wins conference medal for scholastic and athletic ability.
Mrs. Charles E. Hann of Shortsville New York reports two years of persistent stomach trouble despite doctors and medicines. She credits relief to Chamberlain’s Tablets, saying they ended bloating gas and constipation, and strengthened her digestion. Sold by all dealers.
Mesquite residents joined a word game by guessing how often the word war appears in the current issue. Prizes awarded to the closest answer. The contest launched to engage readers and boost paper circulation.
Quick relief for head colds and catarrh with Ely's Cream Balm. Applied in the nostrils, it soothes inflamed membranes and clears air passages within a minute, offering instant relief from stuffiness, headaches, and nighttime breathing difficulty.
A fragmented client message requests placing an order with Wilken Monument Works in Atlantic Iowa and asks grocers to supply Home Bakery bread. The text appears promotional or directive with vague product references and no clear quantities or dates. The source is informal and lacks verifiable details.
Texas advertising men were to depart Fort Worth today in a special train to attend the national ad men’s convention in Chicago. The state delegation hoped to have Gay, Ferguson, and several Texas mayors aboard.
Mrs J P Dinges of 501 Spruce Atlantic says kidney trouble and swelling eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Moore Drug Co. She reports a complete, lasting cure more than three years later and endorses the product again. Price 50c, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY, advert.
A quirky collage on life as a race, war readiness, and communication by telephone. It muses on shipbuilding safety, gullibility, talking to oneself, hemispheres of America, and the stubborn march toward preparedness for peace amid Europe’s tensions.
The International and Great Northern Railway in Texas is set to spend about 1 million dollars on improvements. A new interurban car features a friction drive that powers eight wheels independently and maintains constant speed. An engineer can move a lever or operate a switch to enter a siding, with automatic closure after the last car passes.
The Prince of Wales after the war may focus on agriculture. The Kaiser could wear uniforms of German regiments. Siamese scholars visit England annually funded by the Siamese king. King Victor Emmanuel of Italy is a noted numismatist owning a vast European coin collection.
A compact set of historical notes on Hyde Park's size, population of Great Britain in 1750, Victoria Cross awards since 1856, and the Greenwich observatory’s build cost funded by sale of spoiled gunpowder.
A tramp gains food and sympathy from a wealthy woman who feeds him on the veranda. She helps him and later dies after a theft attempt on a grave is foiled. The tramp conceals the crime, but revives and saves her, later returning as a reformed man who donates a tenth of his earnings through her hands. The husband remains unaware of the grave mystery until revealing the benefactor’s transformation.
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