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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
1
The Atlantic News Telegraph lists postal and publication details including act of Congress dates, rates for mail and carrier delivery, and foreign advertising reps. It also reminds subscribers to call before seven to adjust evening delivery using the line Black 170.
Fragmentary verse from Malachi requests God to open the windows of heaven and pour out a blessing so large that it cannot be received. The wording is garbled and appears to mix archaic language with OCR errors.
A city free clinic yesterday drew participation from the entire medical fraternity of the county. The event signals progress in disease prevention and treatment as the profession continues to advance beyond financial concerns.
A reader criticizes Henry Ford and Standard Oil, praising Ford’s wealth tied to buyers of his cars and tractors while opposing government gift terms to Ford for Muscle Shoals. The piece argues profits of Ford and Rockefeller dwarf many, but warns public backlash if the government grants the Standard Oil or similar firms unwarranted gains.
A threatened railroad strike could swell the number of workers on strike, prompting workers to seek relief by leaving work and pursuing fishing trips until the dispute ends. The message portrays how everyday laborers might cope with the turmoil by retreating from unrest and seeking temporary solace.
A concise report notes widespread efforts as people across the nation take steps to recover, rebuild, or improve livelihoods after disruptions. Amid the scattered activity, communities pursue opportunities and cooperation to advance local recovery projects and resilience.
A local paper notes the return of George Lasker, a Chicago iron and steel products maker, who left the county at eleven and has since made good. The piece reflects on the rising generation and highlights individuals who thrive when given chances to do.
A reader questions who holds authority to repair a long standing hump in the Chestnut street paving south of the Fourteenth street junction. The letter emphasizes frustration over unclear responsibility and urges prompt action with a plea for fix.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports that corn cobs can be transformed into useful products by a simple chemical process. Furfural may power automobiles and provide substitutes for hard rubber and resins, potentially making corn a public, consumer friendly energy source.
A stream of satirical sayings on money in plates and averages, civic doubt, and everyday wisdom contrasts with notes on politics. References include senators opposing a bonus, reelection debates, Ohio’s Conn running for office, and the idea of Everest climbers reaching a filling station at the top.
A humorous verse fragment by Walt Mason about relatives visiting and overstaying, detailing the speaker's weariness of endless chatter and the urge to banish guests with a garden hose yet welcoming them with polite hospitality. The piece ends noting copyright by Ge Matthew Adams.
Gloria Swanson stars in Her husband's Trademark at the opera house Sunday to Tuesday, touted as a striking tale of a woman used as an advertisement for her husband's wealth. Also Wednesday and Thursday Jew el Carmen in Nobody promises mystery romance and thrills. Smilin' Through with Norma Talmadge is planned for the week after next.
In Japanese myth the fox is born into this world at the descent of the Sun Goddess and is still regarded by the humble as a messenger from heaven.
Transfer records show Rebecca Alice Beebe to Beebe in Wiota dated June 14 1922. Property includes lot 3 and all of lot 4 and a 22 foot ingress in block 4 along with all in block 4. Consideration listed as one dollar.
Preeland Pa. three women testified that miner Michael Merko of Sandy Run had proposed to each of them. He could not furnish 1000 dollars bail and was jailed. Merko quipped that no man with red blood would refuse when a girl asks him to marry.
Dr J G W Deane reports that Tarklant virulent perme infections do not appear to exist on Falklanda or, if present, the eilimata climate prevents their flourishing.
Pisgah Indiana residents stirred by a violent crime as Mrs. Winkel, alone with her baby, was bound threatened and ravished by an unknown assailant at her home near Pisgah. Her husband, L Hinkel, returned home to find his wife injured and the home disturbed. The incident follows a night of distress in the rural community near the Harrison County line.
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