19 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
1
A fragmented line asserts that privilege is a characteristic an American man possesses beyond monetary value, suggesting freedom of expression as an intrinsic asset not purchasable by money. The wording indicates a debated social stance on speech and status.
Telegraph notice informs Atlantic subscribers that those who do not receive their papers in the evening will have them delivered or will be contacted by telephone. Readers are urged to call the number provided for redelivery or inquiries.
Disjointed column highlights San Francisco delegates urged to bring warm clothes for the late month Democratic gathering. The Atlantic Commercial Club appears troubled by recent events. Local roads, political figures, and social notices mix with scattered sports results and personal milestones across several towns.
A fragmented letter tells of distress at sea with Emma forlorn awaiting return to her homeland. Friends silent, tears, hunger, and nightly waves describe a suffering woman under a troubled banner and distant duty.
From The Old Files notes brief local incidents. A man named Lois was injured after a fall on a street. A church gathering at Presbyterian church is mentioned. A new depot and store yards were erected. An event around June 1905 recalls Mrs Thompson and a funeral at Norway school house led by Rev Goodman senior.
The Opera House programs feature Norma Almudge in She Loves and Lies on Monday and Tuesday, with her versatile talent praised. Also showing Double Speed with Wallace Reid on Wednesday and Thursday, Dollars and Sense with Madge Kennedy, All of a Sudden Peggy with Marguerite Clark, The Iron Heart drama by Denison Clift, The Joyous Troublemakers at Garden Theatre next Thursday to Saturday, and a note on a gold hunting story.
James Whitney, Atlantic banker returning from an east tour, critiques New England farming as stagnant and small scale with stone fences and low land values compared to Cass county. He notes high prices due to proximity to markets, trucking as a big industry, mixed crop conditions, and contrasts with Iowa farming memories and optimistic reports from Cass county.
Farnum, praised as the perfect lover, captivates audiences with his partnership with Louise Lovely who represents the other half of the romance. The enduring appeal hinges on their on screen chemistry and timeless love passages.
June 1. G G McAdoo, long considered a potential Democratic candidate, announces via letter to Jouett Shouse that he will not permit his name to appear at the San Francisco convention. He cites inability to finance a campaign and refuses to impose a burden on supporters.
A vintage ad claims Chamber Tain't Tablets ease indigestion by strengthening the stomach and promoting gentle, natural bowel movements. It asserts readers will feel much better after a few doses and notes the product is obtainable everywhere with extra copies of the News-Telegraph available for five cents.
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