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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1918
Page
1
The local Knights of Columbus council, now 290 members, receives praise for its recent initiation and banquet. The editorial lauds patriotism and loyalty, defends the order against unfounded stories, and wishes continued growth for the council. Subscription rates and contact details are included.
Fragment from a speech urging cooperation among diverse groups. The speaker argues that common effort in the world conflict will bring many advantages, even at a cost, but emphasizes that the main goal is breaking down artificial barriers that have divided people in the past. Gentile and others are cited as waiting in a common cause.
The News-Telegraph congratulates Captain Burke on his commission in the medical branch and praises his rare attainments his courage and readiness to serve his country. He leaves Atlantic to join and strengthen the county medical service while maintaining the flag of his profession.
The war’s lessons break down old sectional fences as Rothschild and C. B. Clovis urge shared citizenship. Clovis, a Methodist Mason, highlights common purpose over creed or class. The piece urges Catholics Protestants and Jews to absorb the message of national unity.
Cass County completes a Red Cross drive with a remarkable 169 percent of the quota, reflecting strong community support and highlighting the phrase there ani over as a sign of achievement.
A 1918 verse observes stubborn pessimism in farmers and grangers. It contrasts cheerful outlooks with looming weather misfortune and drought fears, ending with a critique of gloomy croakers while praising sunny days and hopeful spirits.
The paper corrects a previous game article. Dr G E Uehran says the reported ten to two score was wrong and the actual result was a 6 to 6 tie, with Umpire Needles deciding the winner by 7 to 6 for the Jeck team after a rifle incident.
Mrs. G. W. Jackson of Litchfield recounts relief from stomach ills and constipation after using Chamberlains Tablets for six years. Quick relief followed by long term cure and restored regularity. Obtainable everywhere.
Brayton, Indiana enjoyed a large turnout for Booster Day with a patriotic celebration. Guest speaker Rey Hansen of Des Moines spoke as merchants hosted guessing contests. Proceeds benefited the Red Cross, marking a successful community event.
Nebe Shoe Co drives state wide War Savings effort with pledge meetings in counties leading to National War Savings Day on June 28. Iowa appears ready to exceed its quota of 48 million dollars, with two thirds raised or pledged. Some counties that already met goals will hold celebratory meetings and boost cash sales.
Iowa Governor W L Harding defends a recent order restricting foreign language use, arguing it targets German propaganda and does not bar patriotic language. He urges English as the common tongue while allowing necessary foreign language use for outreach and morale during wartime.
Mrs H P Cook of Anderson Indiana endorses Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as excellent for bowel trouble. Ad notes it is obtainable everywhere and promises relief.
A vintage advertisement claims infant colic stems from indigestion and that Dr Hand’s remedy neutralizes acid and soothes the stomach. It touts rapid relief, urges caretakers to buy a bottle for about 25 cents, and lists Lewis the Drugget as a seller.
At the annual River to River road picnic in Grinnell, 6000 attendees from Des Moines and eastern towns urged strict road patrol enforcement. CG Walker and Natal Kendall spoke as committees formed to remark poles and ensure enforcement along the highway. Reinsell of Adel was reelected president and Spaulding of Grinnell reelected secretary treasurer.
An advertisement touts Zemo as a dependable antiseptic liquid for skin diseases including eczema and itching. It claims quick relief, overnight disappearance of minor famishes, and no staining. Available from The B Wikosd Co Cleveland, with prices 35c and $1.00 for extra large bottles.
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Advertisement urges prompt action at first signs of a bilious attack. It claims appetite loss hours before symptoms, then urges skipping one meal and taking Chamberlain's Tablets to prevent the attack and relieve distress, noting the product is available everywhere.
J H Marshall notes success of merchants as sellers of War Savings and Thrift stamps in Cass county. Iowa reports 9,300 merchants in 46 counties as agents, well surpassing the state quota of 7,922 agencies. With more counties reporting, total agencies may reach about 15,000. Try a News Telegraph want ad.
The reader notes that Fatra distributed copies of the News Tel Graph at five cents each to all readers. The item highlights a broad public sale and pricing strategy with emphasis on accessibility.
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