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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
6
Two Tiros weather satellites circled the globe on alert for hurricanes and typhoons. Tiros 7 joined Tiros 6 to provide comprehensive photographic coverage of a full hurricane season. The twin stations photograph cloud cover worldwide and relay significant pictures quickly to weather agencies.
An old style drugstore advertisement promotes T-4-L Solution for feet relief. Claims cure for aching swelling perspiration itching of 52 bones and 66 joints plus ligaments and also fights athlete's foot. Available at Greger Sen Drug Store today with money back guarantee in one hour.
An ad touts ODRINEX as a fat reducing tablet promising seven day results with a money back guarantee. It claims appetite suppression allows meals to continue as normal and no strenuous activity is needed. Price listed as $3.00 with full refund if unsatisfied.
A plan offers delivery of the paper for twenty five cents weekly in twenty towns of the Atlantic territory with carriers listed for each town including Anita.
Diane Sue Scheel of Dallas and John Dowdle Polley of Dallas were married at Trinity Lutheran church in Avoca on June 15. Rev. Joseph Gerlt officiated as guests watched the double ring ceremony with a white stocks and pink marguerite daisies altar.
Mrs. Dorothy Finnell returns to Strasburg Colorado with her son Clyde and family. Mrs. Clair Clark of Long Beach California visits relatives. Ray Shields LeRoy Acker family on a fishing trip in Canada with F J Fletcher of Palmetto Florida. Linda Jensen Jane Sherlock return from state 4 H camp at Madrid. John Sherlock returns from Camp Dodge representing American Legion Post 693 Hawkeye Boys State.
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