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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1912
Page
3
A grocer in a small shop voices frustration over rising prices driven by farmers brokers and middlemen. He notes eggs potatoes flour and sugar cost more as reformers and voters spar. A diner scene adds a punchline about a tough steak and a frightened rebate idea.
Percival Montague sighs at Millicent Prefaice and declares her lovelier than the day as they embrace in a scene set against a hot humid afternoon with the temperature near one hundred and humidity high, revealing his flattery might not be entirely sincere.
A playful exchange about the dogstar and heat ends with the Eminent Scientist being attacked by a furious crowd. The Dear Girls reports Miss Tellit Susie Anteek praising poet Rimer for Lines to Susie's Elven, while Misa Sereit Well criticizes the attention drawn to her crown’s feat.
From a Marys town page, a young man writes a note on fly paper to Marie B. of Waverly-No Marie. The letter prompts rumors and cautious judgment as readers weigh intent and affection amid local chatter.
A girl in pink and a young man debate chess learning at a social gathering. She jokes about six simultaneous games, questions moves and piece roles, and expresses infectious enthusiasm despite confusion. The scene shifts to local notes from Anita with community updates.
An old Dundee Advertiser note recalls dolls dating back 500 years before Christ, described by Edward Lovett, an avid collector. A battered stick-like doll proves early playthings stimulated imagination and affection, linking today’s child to a sisterly line nearly twenty-five centuries old.
John Blake proposes trading 160 acres of choice lowland for 3 acres of land in Canada in 2018.
A brief notice suggests using a small want ad in the News Telegraph to hire a new hired girl, promising options if the current helper has departed. The item reflects common classified recruitment practices of the era.
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