22 Mar 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1920
Page
1
Advertising entered at the post office in Atlantic Iowa as second class matter under Act of Congress March 3. The notice lists directors stockholders and editors managers. Subscription rates show carriers and mail options to various regions. The Associated Press is credited for news dispatches.
Atlantic subscribers who do not receive the News Telegraph in the evening can have their papers delivered if they call before seven o'clock. Call Red 403. This is not the number of the News Telegraph.
WL Huff declares candidacy for state representative as a Republican in 1920. The announcement emphasizes party affiliation and intention to seek the office, outlining support and campaign aims.
An editorial notes advocates push for tri partite Plumbox control over rationing and industry, arguing it could end private and semi public rigging. It contrasts support for a railroad car plan with calls for nationalization and seeks clarity on who favors which scheme and why.
The fragment discusses government takeover of transportation lines and coal mines to supply food and necessities. It questions how land ownership underpins wealth and food production, mentioning a man with two farms and private owners.
A fragment notes a dispute or debate about a man and his lack of resources or petition related to a telephone company. The wording suggests a personal grievance or commentary rather than a formal action. No clear dates, parties, or outcomes are stated.
A disjointed clipping mentions Senator Cummins and anti german sentiment, Shenandoah Democrats and railroad workers, plus references to historical events about 1918 and Manitoba education orders. The garbled OCR blends political debate with scattered dates and names, yielding an incoherent item.
Discussion centers on Cummins proposed railroad bill to create a wage dispute tribunal and on the Plum plan to force farmers to invest 20 billion dollars to buy railroads for operation by labor unions, raising fear of higher taxes and economic disruption. The Town voices strong opposition, labeling the alternatives as tax burdens and platform wreckers.
A fragmented note presents rhythmic lines titled Fee BRE Rippling R Rhymes. The text hints at a poetical piece with disrupted phrasing and likely incomplete lines. No clear person, place, date, or organization is identifiable beyond the rhythmic labeling.
Aguinaldo, who led rebellion against Spain and the United States, born near Cavite P. Syd years ago today. Ed Barnes Mason, a celebrated sopratic vocalist, born in St Louis 27 years ago today. Dr Charles G Heckert, president of Whittenbure College, born at Northumberland Pay ST years ago today. Also a note on a New York born author and a city phrase with figures.
In Des Moines Iowa March 2 Associated Packing company is cutting salaries under the administration of John A Cavanagh receiver. A court order was requested to pay the salaries of certain help totaling 423.57. The comparative column shows the company’s prior total of 545.88 with some payments cut as much as half.
Fragmentary note recalls a wartime anniversary with references to Britain Belgium France and an opera appearance by Carazo and London. The text is unclear but marks a historical milestone and cultural moment tied to the war year.
An old ad urges California syrup of figs as a safe laxative for children. It stresses to check for California on the package and to follow dosing directions on each bottle. The ad emphasizes a delicious fruity taste and reassures mothers about using the product for a child’s stomach liver and bowels.
The article alleges James E. Pierce of the Iowa Homestead linked to the radical Committee of Forty eight formed in St. Louis to push a radical economic agenda. It cites a March Iowa magazine feature and lists attendees at a meeting in Union Square, New York, including Oswald Garrison Villard and Elizabeth Gurley Flynn, linking them to socialist and Soviet-related causes.
Fragmented note from a Paris report praises a figure’s knowledge of France and French ideals. Mentions Prospect Park Stocklen and suggests a notable effort or performance. Read as a clipped, partial obituary or feature sketch with unclear surrounding context.
A brief notice promotes a limited weekly subscription deal at the News-Telos graph office. It advertises an $8.75 net offer valid for one week only and urges readers to leave their subscription details.
Sick women hear me. If you do as I did you can be free from pain. I suffered with pains through my hips and back with weight bearing down. I could not stand. I had other distressing symptoms and broke down at work. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped more than anything else along with medicine for displacements. It is made from herbal extracts in a safe medium. Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn, Massachusetts.
The New York State Medical Society and the Detroit Michigan State Society of Optometrists announce a joint meeting to discuss standards, collaboration, and advances in eye health care. Led by representatives from both organizations, the gathering aims to deepen professional ties and improve patient care.
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