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Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1918

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Subscription Rates By Carrier and by Mail

Rates for subscriptions shown by carrier options include one year and six months terms. Data lists price differences between carrier delivery and mail delivery, detailing duration and cost for each plan.

Silencing Rumors On Otto Draft Service Vindicated

The Cass County Council of Defense Military Affairs committee found Paul C Otto of Whitney Loan and Trust Insurance Department did not seek draft exemption and received an honorable discharge on May 16 1918 after serving under orders. The Rothschild case was likewise vindicated with charges of disloyalty unsubstantiated.

Cass County Council of Defense Paul C. Otto Whitney Loan and Trust Company Insurance Department Otto Federal Department of Justice Rothschild Cass County Council Paul C. Otte

Fourth of July Anniversary Misconceptions Explored

The article clarifies the timeline of the Declaration of Independence, noting the draft submission by Richard Henry Lee on June 7 1776, its adoption on July 2, and final approval on July 4, 1776, with signatures varying by member arrival and attendance. It emphasizes the Fourth as the anniversary of independence, not the signing date.

George A. Ross Parton United States Richard Henry Lee Continental Congress Congress Thomas Jefferson John Adams Benjamin Franklin Roger Sherman Robert R. Livingston Mr. Lee United Colonies United States of America

Cuticura Heals Stubborn Eczema

A testimonial from Union Missouri dated July 19 1917 reports three cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes of Ointment cured a severe head and facial eczema with itch and burning affecting sleep. The ad claims daily use prevents minor skin troubles and offers free samples from Cuticura Dept A Bom.

Artagh Sir R. L.st. John M. D Union Mo Dept

Wilson to Become Italian Citizen in Florence Parade

President Wilson will be solemnly declared a citizen of Italy on the Fourth of July in Florence. A grand parade will traverse the city streets ending at the Palazzo Vecchio where poet Gabriel d'Annunzio will speak from the balcony.

Wilson Italy Florence Palazzo Vecchi Gabriel d’Anunzio

Atlantic Woman Shares Kidney Remedy Experience

Mrs. I. S. White of 101 Locust St reports severe bladder and kidney inflammation with dizziness headaches and weakness. After using Dean’s Kidney Pills prices 60c at dealers she says her kidneys began to function normally and she felt markedly improved. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advert.

Atlantic I. S. White Neys Dean Deanis Mra. White Foster-Milburn Co Figra Buffalo, N. Y

Red Bill and Wilhelm Celebrate War Wins in Poetic Aftermath

A WWI era poem mocks Kaiser Wilhelm and German command. It depicts Red Bill pushing troops into brutal battles across France while praising Allied gains. The speaker laments carnage, noting dead farmers, and condemns the warlord’s disregard for lives as telegrams announce imagined “victories.”

Explosion ruins building in Pocahontas Indiana

In Pocahontas Indiana on June 26 John Quinn the night watch was pumping into a town pressure tank when the tank exploded. The blast wrecked the building tearing the tank to pieces and blowing out both ends of the structure. The adjacent electric light station was also wrecked by the blast.

Pocahontas In John Quinn Night Watch

Awe of France a wonder to Germany in this war

A Globe-Democrat correspondent in France reports German prisoners say the French show awe inspiring resistance. The piece argues the Germans misread power, while France’s soul and spirit sustain relentless defense, not mere arms or tactics.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat France Germany Paris 1914 Thor Vaterland

Measurements of All Babies Taken in Cass County Drive

A county wide effort in Cass County weighs and measures every child under five. Some 150 Atlantic women assist with survey work as ward captains and nurses join physicians in clinics. Government aims to identify undernourished localities and send welfare workers to remedy issues while noting that many deaths are preventable.

Cass Atlantic Womens’ Committee Council of National Defense United States Mars France England Cass County Childen

Men Advancing Rapidly in Army Auto Mechanics Training

About 160 men assigned by the War Department to Iowa State University for a special war course are advancing rapidly in mechanical training. The two month program ends with their listing as auto mechanics in the military forces. The Y M C A building on campus is used as barracks during vacation.

United” Peas Iowa City War Départment Iowa State

Georgia Minstrels Parade and Red Cross Show at City Hall

Led by the band home guard company and Red Cross workers, the Georgia minstrels, composed of talent from the Men's Forum, paraded the business section and presented a blackface show at the city hall auditorium for Red Cross relief. This second performance followed a previous benefit a week earlier that raised 153.45 for the Y M C A army fund. S. R. Nelson impersonated an immigrant girl in one featured act.

Home Guard Company Red Cross Georgia Minstrels Men’s Forum City Hall Army Fund Y. M S. R. Nelson

Plumbers and Electricians Return to Work in Butte

Through a federal mediator, striking plumbers and electricians in Butte Montana have returned to work. Recent heavy rains have brought Montana forest fires under control. German leaders are urged to persist in defeating the Allies in the ongoing war.

Butte, Mont Montana

Allies and Kaiser Near Victory Proclamations and Wartime Notes

A compilation of wartime briefs reports that Allied and German aims frame the coming year with victory in sight for the Kaiser and his allies. Included are political assertions by Edward Shortt on German role in Ireland, a Japanese Red Cross mission arriving at a Pacific port, U S discussions with Germany over prisoner treatment, and various local and national notes from Iowa. Domestic items note fire department naming controversy, alfalfa harvesting support from Sioux City professionals, a commercial club secretary summer school, Lincoln Highway tour, Archbishop Keane funeral attendance, Kerensky faction tours, a Unitarian preacher summer farm plan, and large Cedar Rapids war contracts.

Kaiser Edward Shortt Ireland House of Commons Germany Red Cross Prince Tokugawa Pacific France Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections Sutherland West Virginia Dublin United States Berne Switzerland Iowa Cedar Rapids Mohbacher Sioux City Clear Lake H. 3 Osterman Lincoln Highway Association Dubuque J. J. Keane Kerenaky Ames Cyris W. Besse Des Moines Kentucky

Hansen & Lowe's Offers Dain Hay Loader and McCormick Implements

Hardware and implement dealer Hansen & Lowe's promotes Dain hay loader DéLaval cream separators and McCormick binders and mowers as part of a full line of farm equipment and supplies.

Dain McCormick Hansen & Lowe's

Hammocks and Porch Swings At The People's Store

Henshaw and Martin offer a four foot porch swing with chains and hooks priced at eight dollars ninety five cents. The item appears in The People's Store catalog style notice.

Henshaw & Martin People’s Store People's Store

Perfect Womanhood and Health Advert for Lydia E. Pinkham

The ad links perfect health to beauty and a good disposition, warning that functional derangements cause headaches, backache, nervousness, and the blues. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a three generation remedy restoring women's health in America.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Iowa Solon Exposes Postoffice Farce

Washington June 26 Representative Good probes civil service exams for presidential post offices calling them a farce and partisan masking of nonpartisanship. He cites a $6000 Worcester Maryland office with 23 applicants but only two examined and links a post office inspector to the process. He plans to expose policy on the floor as Iowa post offices face alleged flaws.

Washington, D. C Good Worseater Mary Igowa| Pont

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