13 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1920
Page
1
Published daily except Sunday by News Publishing Company. Entered at Atlantic Iowa post office as second class matter. Advertising rates on application. CHAS F CHASE E P CHASE editors and managers. Subscription and mailing rates listed. Associated Press member notices and rights.
Atlantic subscribers to the News Telegraph who miss their paper in the evening can have a delivered copy if they call before seven o'clock telephone Red 403. This is not the number of the News Telegraph.
A brief public notice lists several announcements including community updates and service alerts. Details read as formal notices from local authorities with dates and contact points. The item preserves the tone of a period community bulletin.
C. W. Hui announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for state representative. Primary voters will decide at the June 1920 primary.
AVAUNT HITCHCOCK once Postmaster General now backs General Wood for the Republican nomination at Chicago. He has a track record of choosing winners in past conventions, including Taft in 1912 and Hughes in 1916, though those picks did not secure victory. The note warns the party to reconsider such adviser loyalties.
A controversial column condemns the Rose Pastor Stokes espionage conviction and the U S Court of Appeals decision. It calls for harsher action against traitors, urging drumhead trials and more deportations, deeming the defense of her opinions unpatriotic and dangerous.
A Chicago Tribune editorial attacks the League of Nations and President Wilson, arguing surrender of American sovereignty harms the nation. It labels the league imperialistic, warns it would betray the American future, and urges Senate reservations to preserve U S autonomy and decision making.
The article argues the Versailles peace wrecked empires and fueled chaos from Austria and Hungary to the Balkans and the Caucasus. It accuses the peace makers of imperial aims, predicts upheaval in Armenia and Syria, and warns the U S to resist joining a league dominated by Europe.
A poem warns of March winds and an approaching summer, urging rest beneath trees while climate shifts bring heat. It notes upcoming June and July heat, work returning as tasks resume, and the struggle of long summer nights with longing for sleep. Copyright by George Matthew Adame.
Washington report outlines warm waves hitting Vancouver around March 13 and sweeping across the continent with rising temperatures on the Pacific slope and across the Mississippi and Ohio valleys. It notes storm waves lagging warm waves by about a day, heavy precipitation in the cotton belt and Great Lakes regions, and a sharp March 13 peak in eastern sections.
Eva E Shay of Garnett Kansas writes praising Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after a severe postnatal nervous breakdown following birth. Weakness and female health trouble plagued her until reading the company brochure led to decisive relief after five bottles. She reports later healthy pregnancies and ongoing fitness.
A dated weather discussion describes tracking tropical storms across the Caribbean and Atlantic, noting forecast limitations for southeastern states and regions west of the Alleghenies. Mentions available records for Baltimore, Washington, and Fortress, with emphasis on noninterference by storms in some southeastern sections.
The Welfare club of Kimballton votes to pursue a restaurant and a baseball team for the coming season. A $300 outlay is planned for baseball suits and field setup with Tom Rogers Frank Thorgren and Simon Hanson named to lead. A restaurant committee George Nielsen S H Sorensen and T G Jensen will explore options and seek an operator for a suitable building already available.
An old advertisement targets women with claims of safe irregular remedy pills. It urges not to use other products and promises relief information free from the National Medical Institute in Milwaukee Wisconsin. The ad notes the pills are not sold in drug stores.
Audubon Ta March 13 D I L Thomas and his wife of this city celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary Wednesday of this week They were married near Mechanicsville in Cedar county
Farm loans are now offered at 5 percent 4 percent and 6 percent by Wood and Savery of Atlantic Iowa. Call for details and terms.
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