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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
2
A wartime patriotic piece reflects on sacrifices by soldiers and homefront workers. It imagines a future when veterans and those who supported the war will be honored, while critics who avoided duty face regret. The notice also lists subscription rates and copyright details.
A Geneva dispatch says Berlin and German civilians express profound dejection as fresh American troops arrive, ending early victory hopes. An international diplomat notes Paris was the lingering question and reports Germany faces worsening interior economy. Autonomy for Alsace Lorraine was officially discussed in the Reichstag for the first time since the war began.
Mrs G A Baylies of Denver and Cole has been visiting three weeks with her daughter Mrs Albert Lavhb and family. She left for Des Moines this morning and expects to spend most of the summer there.
An advertisement urges women to request information about Triumph Pills labeled as safe and reliable for irregular or delayed use. It warns against trying other remedies and directs readers to write for more details to Relief at the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
Claire Robinson recalls a incident on a Lewis area farm where a young man working for his father was overcome by extreme heat. He was ill at home for a time but shows improvement. The piece notes a hot spell and mentions local figures in barber trade prices and shop closures.
Government preview outlines a goal of at least 6.0 billion dollars for the fourth Liberty loan with an interest rate of 4 1 2 percent. The campaign is to start in October and denominations will mirror the third loan. Extra copies of the News- Telegraph available for six cents to all readers.
About twenty five neighbors gathered at Mrs. Mary L. Evans home to observe Grandma Carr turning seventy eight. Rev Simpson paid respects and flowers and gifts were presented. Mrs Evans served lunch as the invalid celebrant has lived with Auntie Evans for years.
To George B Hollen and wife in Victoria township a daughter named Pauline Harriett born June 13. To Lester L Starlin and wife in Noble township a son named Glen Leater born June 7.
Mrs. George Lanny and Idrvin Gollier underwent morning operations at Atlantic hospital. Miss Ruth Brown, formerly at Jones hospital, was well enough to be sent home after surgery. A.A. Bradbury’s son fractured a collar bone during a home wrestling incident in Bear Grove township.
Robert A. Shover of Massena and Amy M. Holaday of Cumberland received marriage licenses. The records list the couple pursuing wedlock, reflecting a local civil filing for their union.
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