26 Jun 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1920
Page
1
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A compact declaration asserts national pride in upholding the United States Constitution as the guiding legal framework for governance and citizens’ rights. The statement emphasizes loyalty to constitutional principles across the republic.
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph may arrange evening delivery by calling before seven oclock. Dial Red 403. This number is not the News Telegraphs.
Political notes report a faction of delegates halting in Salt Lake City en route to the convention. They decide that neither Woodrow Wilson nor his son, McAdoo, are acceptable, complicating the party’s two tier nomination plan amid ongoing contention.
The San Francisco convention hall impresses observers as a beacon of modern amenities while the Democratic ticket faces a split over a wet platform. Some wets hope beer and wine in the platform could attract votes, but the edition warns that women voters may alter the outcome. Bryan remains a potent force within the party, prompting ongoing internal debates about leadership and strategy.
An ironic poem criticizing society’s fixation on wealth and fame. It contrasts rich winners with starving poets and mentions Edgar Tug and Bobbie Burns, questioning what constitutes true greatness and warning against judging by money alone.
Customs inspectors seized diamonds valued at about 10000 dollars hidden in fountain pen barrels and a tube of toothpaste. A jewelry trader reflects on clever past schemes, noting duties of one fifth to government and the risks of deceit. An involved case yielded paste gems and a hiding routine uncovered after a bust on a shipboard operation.
Ruth, the New York slugger, seeks a late season burst to break the record. He trails in batting and aims to move up as George Sisler leads the American League with a .416 average. Tris Speaker remains second with .384 and 57 runs in 58 games.
To Mr and Mrs George A Knoke Griswald a son Harold Dale born June 20 To Mr and Mrs Joe Saunders Edna township a daughter born June 25 Fresh births announced with names and dates from local families.
John Nichols and James W. Nichols announce Dixie Lunch now has tables for the ladies and invites patronage from both ladies and men. The establishment will be open day and night.
In 1885 the local K of P lodge was invited by the Glarinds' lecture to attend the cornerstone laying of the new insane asylum. The Atlantic National Bank noted forged notes as endorsed by Ol Conmes and King. Samantha Norman hosted a croquet party for friends. In 1905 Carl Carson was blamed for sly tricks at home in Anita. H 5. Smeltzer of Massena suffered bruises from a fall while working atop a building. J B Jones planned a Battle Creek trip with J A Conerd for company. A 5-year-old McMahon suffered severe facial injuries after being kicked by a horse. he was treated at Atlantic hospital and expected to recover.
Sir Robert Lorden Borden born in Gran Pre Nova Scotia 66 years ago today. Fridda Heupel soprano Capee singer home in Germany 35 years ago today. Brig General Frank Baldwin US Army retired born Manchester Michigan 78 years ago today. Aaron S Kreider congressman born Lebanon County Pennsylvania 57 years ago today.
A warning urges households to keep essential medicines for sudden bowel illnesses rather than relying on neighbors or trips for remedies. The writer notes many neighborhoods have suffered cholera morbus deaths that could have been prevented with timely medication.
An old advertisement urges readers to keep Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand to relieve suffering until medicine is available. It promotes a price of 85 cents and claims availability everywhere, followed by a sales pitch for the Ideal Beauty Parlor and a closing line from Wilken Monument Works.
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