22 Jun 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
1
Published Every Evening Except Sunday by News Publishing Company. Entered at the post office as second class matter. Lists officers and staff including EP Chase and Lydia Otto. Subscription rates shown for carrier and mail, domestic and abroad, with Associated Press credit.
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may arrange evening delivery by calling before seven o clock at Red 403. This number is not the News Telegraph's number.
A fragmented passage argues the hyphen harms American unity and suggests Riley’s actions imply a need for a sanity test, implying a justice court may suit his case better than a standard court. The tone questions loyalty and depicts a divided fealty in the national spirit.
The Volstead era faction faces growing opposition in Congress as prohibition backers clash over free speech and policy. Senators criticize speeches while touting risky proposals. Meanwhile stock bears threaten widespread investor incomes amid anticipated market upheaval and an expected open session on the issue. The county notes exhausted road funds force a halt to road projects.
Fragmented editorial tasters condemn Britain US disarmament chatter and warn of heavy burdens of armament costs. They deride a Republican coalition in Illinois politics and mock dynastic pomp seen in foreign courts. They note Philippine independence talk and fiscal strain from aid to govern islands.
An excerpted verse sketch compares Chinese medical practice to Western consumer culture. It satirizes doctors who profit from illness, describing physicians prescribing costly potions and the resulting family quarrels, then contrasts it with a modern society that pressures doctors to sustain patients’ pill use for profit.
Emil Boutroux argues a balance of masculine and feminine traits benefits both sexes. He envisions an evolution where women acquire portions of male character and men gain feminine gifts, warning against extremes of equality. He critiques pure 100 percent male or female types as flawed for culture, beauty, and motherhood.
The passage credits Cathay with sane methods that outshine Western schemes, noting how Chinese practices strengthen efforts and render Western pipe dreams ineffective. It highlights admired efficiency and discipline attributed to Chinese systems, conveying a period editorial tone.
June news rounds up local and visiting residents. Emil Schmidt family travels to Dakota after a death. Clara Eggerstedt visits relatives in Walnut from Lewiston. Edna Hector returns from Colorado for vacation. Donnie Coffman and Abrey visit Lebanon Missouri. Nora Wentz returns from Drake University graduation as music supervisor. Camp Fire girls Minnetoska unit on ten day Lake View camping trip led by guardian Mrs. Adolph Moritz.
Elliott Iowa June 22 reports attorney Ira Paschal business visit to Avoca Monday. G E Vannordsteand and family return to Elliott after overland trip through Kansas and Colorado. Mrs Chester Brick visits from Comet Bluffs. Frank DeWitt Greaves Vernon DeWitt and Rose DeWitt visit in Elliott area. Ralph Hillhouse visits Omaha to see wife in hospital. Mel Ploughoft departs for Idaho to visit sister Mrs Belle O’Connor and family.
Carl Bey Millikin, at age 20, is record holder for Colorado Secretary of State. A Leland Stanford alum, he worked as a reporter, visited Nicaragua for a mines concern, then joined WWI service. He served in 405th Infantry, 86th division, saw St Mihiel and Argonne. Later joined Rocky Mountain News staff and was elected Colorado secretary of state in 1920. Born in Denver. Ernest Steffens, fifteen, underwent appendectomy yesterday and is recovering well.
An OCR fragment shows timetable fragments with multiple flyer and local designations, times, and station notes including Audubon Branch and Gates entries. The legible items include various No. Flyers, Local numbers, and partial times like 9:50 and 10:00, suggesting a transit or rail schedule excerpt with unclear labels and stray characters. The text references Atlantic Northern and Lake Harrisdate in garbled form, leaving overall meaning tentative.
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