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Atlantic News Telegraph in Atlantic, Iowa
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1920
Page
1
Notice to Atlantic News Telegraph Subscribers
The notice informs Atlantic subscribers who do not receive evening papers to call before seven o'clock to arrange delivery. It warns that the telephone number given is not the News Telegraph’s number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
News Telegraph
Adieu Notre Ami Gearees Carpentier Decision Delay
The Chicago Tribune reports manager Kearns says Gearees Carpentier will have one week to decide if Winta Pompsey is his next opponent and whether to fight on Labor Day. He may return to France to visit home before choosing, a blunt businesslike approach noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adieu
Chicago Tribune
Slank Kearns
Nempsey
Gearees Carpentier
Winta Pompsey
Kearns
Carpentier
France
St Ig Thuc
Carfiuntior
Pentier
Dempsey as Gorilla: A Portrait of a Ferocious Fighter
A criticism-ridden portrait of heavyweight champ Jack Dempsey likened to a brutal, untamed force. The piece contrasts his raw power and street toughness with the polished fantasy of a heroic knight, expressing fear that sport and artistry may lose if he becomes too mythic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles XI
Jack
Aladdin
Achilles
Bayard
Philip Sidney
Galahad
Warriot
Ide Vihey
Dempsey
Tie
Gibraltar
Ant
Smith and Wesson
Curpuntroy
Werth
China
French Congo
Fipe Gorilla
Art
Georges
Rippling Rhymes Of Ghosts In A River Veil
A reflective poem by George Mathew Adama contemplates conversations with ghosts across a river and spectral visions. The speaker resists but muses on future reunion in a space where departed loved ones may converse openly. The piece balances doubt with a patient anticipation of crossing the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mathew Adama
Amosa Township Judge Dies Sudden Heart Trouble
Thirty five years ago June 22 1885 The Old Files notes Judge Frida died suddenly at his Amosa township home from heart trouble Funeral was held yesterday He served as county judge for two years a term in the general assembly and a member of Cass county s first board of supervisors The piece also mentions local unrest at the saloon forcing closure and Wool work by Marschal Burgess on the street this spring
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Amosa Township
Frida
Tre
General Assembly
Cass County
Extra
Marschal Burgess
Fifteen Years Ago in Anita Tragedy and Tiny Tales
June 22 1905 reports a naval casualty as the son of Mr and Mrs Carl Thursthorn is badly burned by a shell flash while near a ceremony in Anita. Edna Bruce hosts a Japanese party for twenty friends. William Erickson and George Reed admit entering an Atlantic saloon and stealing wet goods. they are bound over to the grand jury for burglary and larceny. Teachers examinations appear in a separate notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Thursthorn
Anita
Earbridge
Edna Bruce
William, Erickson
George Reed
Atlantic
Grand Jury
Pressnall
Conserving Oil Warns U S Official Forecasts Supply Pressure
An official from the U S Bureau of Mines warns that in the United States oil production may exhaust current reserves within twenty years. He notes rising demand for gasoline and oil products will force reliance on foreign fields, with Mexico, Venezuela, and Colombia as likely sources. He cites geological surveys claiming substantial depletion of known fields and highlights uncertain prospects for new large finds except in limited regions.
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Wiknidtoh
United States
Pedduetum
Bureau of
Geological Survey
Pex
Mexico
Venezuela
Colombia
Mie
Maiti
Tussia
Great
Melrin
France
Netherlands
Deep Breathing Ties Health to Beauty Standards
The passage argues that deep breathing and wide chest expansion are essential for beauty and health. It links strong lungs to freedom from bronchial and tuberculosis ailments and praises deep breaths especially at night and upon waking. It suggests air quality and throat alignment are important for conformity to beauty ideals.
Drunkard’s Work Delays Investigation Data Study
A muddled excerpt reports a Victorian era scene where a volunteer allegedly guides weekly data tasks while drinking heavily. The narrative, filled with garbled terms, describes a patient’s behavior and a drawn diagram deteriorating over hours, culminating in a worsened state after whisky.
New Orleans Dons Old Duds Opening Drive for Clothing Cost Cut
New Orleans launched its second organized effort to lower clothing costs with a city drive led by Acting Mayor Supart at Tulane University. The event sought to boost interest in organizing welfare and reform clubs as hundreds of business leaders gathered at offices to discard outdated garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Milyor HY Supart
Wein
Tulane University
Unclear historical transaction fragment from Danville Kentucky
Fragmentary OCR text from a Danville Kentucky document mentions a judge W G Prewitt of Perryville and references an ASE note with possible execution. The readable portions are garbled, yielding no complete facts, names, dates, or actions to confirm a concrete event.
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Danville
W. G. Prewitt
Perryville
Danderine claims for hair vitality and shine
An advertisement-style claim states after using Danderine a user sees no fallen hair and no dandruff while every hair appears renewed life and brightness with more color and thickness.
Hold murder suspect Camp Grant in Wisconsin arrest
Private George Peters, sought in the fatal shooting of Mrs. Maude Lucille Moss at Camp Grant last Tuesday night, is under arrest at Jefferson, Wisconsin, according to word received by camp authorities and civil officials here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Grant, Til
George Peters
Maude Lucille Moss
Camp Grant
Jefferson, Wis
Esmp
Too Quick in Condemnation at a Dinner in New York
A Washington Star column recalls a dinner in New York where opponents of strong arlk accuse politicians of seunkenness. It includes a Billy Grimes anecdote about a doctor asking for water and Billy refusing, suggesting the elderly should stay home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opie
Arlk
Gald
New York
Billy Grimes
Billy
Sinughett
Hla Automobile
Washington Star
Aging Women and Timeless Beauty in Howells Praise
A reflective passage extols aging women as ever alluring, recounting respect for their wisdom and beauty. The speaker recalls W. D. Howells and lauds the refined taste and virtue of a woman now deceased, asserting beauty endures beyond youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufe
W. T. Howells
Warper's
Cane
Memories of Home Banjo Trick in Detroit Style
A clerk from a large instrument store delivers a new banjo to a customer on a Monday afternoon. A dusky man from the South feigns interest, then strums melodies tied to cotton fields and possum. The small audience gathers as the man departs muttering about grabbing the fast train rolling south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funte
I Bos
Lawdy
Detroit Pree Press
China’s Cotton Industry Expands Rapidly at Home
China’s cotton industry shows rapid growth as Shanghai mills post high profits and Chinese investors push to replace imports with domestic yarns and textiles. About 1.5 million spindles exist now, but 5 million spindles are needed to meet demand. Foreign control wanes as native capital dominates in the last six months, signaling a shift with new factories upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Shanghai Mills
McCombs Attacks Wilson Power, 1916 Demo Leader Says
Chicago June 22 William F McCombs chairman of the Democratic National Committee from 1916 and Wilson campaign manager denounces the presidents autocratic authority before his departure for San Francisco He says Wilson has no more right to call himself leader of the Democratic party than Chief Justice White former Speaker Champ Clark or Vice President Marshall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William F. McComba
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
San Francisco
Justice White
Champ Clark
Marshall
Taking Big Chances With Cholera Remedy Ad
An old advertisement urges readers to keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand to avoid delays in medicine during bowel illness. It warns neighbors and delays can cause suffering, claiming the remedy costs 35 cents and is available everywhere.
The News Telegraph Returns With Fresh Local Coverage
The News Telegraph announces renewal of its local news focus delivering updated reports on community events, politics, and weather. Readers are urged to follow daily editions for ongoing coverage and informed civic participation.
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