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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1925
Page
2
Des Moines March 24 slight improvement reported in the condition of Jay N Darling who has been ill at Mercy hospital since Thursday. He spent a restful day and is thought a little improved suffering from periteritis. Early morning reports said his condition showed a slight improvement after midnight as a nurse described him resting more comfortably.
TO THE PUBLIC Trespassing on our premises is strictly forbidden and we will present all violators. Save yourself trouble by staying off I. N. Brown E. G. Merriam Irwin Pellett.
Des Moines March 34. The Forty first general assembly appears to have closed its ears to proposals for additional state boards and commissions. Bills to create an archaeological estate commission to supervise licensing of real estate brokers and agents and a state board of cosmetic therapy to regulate beauty parlors were shelved. A proposal for a commission to set minimum wage for women under specific conditions was also kept from advancing.
Local notes from Anita detail visits by Lucy J. Johnson and Anna Johnson in Wiota, funeral attendance for Mrs Mary J. Smither, travels of Jesse McEfresh and Dora from Long Beach, health updates on Mrs Petty and Mrs Richter, aging veteran Thos C Winder confined to home, a large machinery sale at the G W Parker barn, social events hosted by original Bridge Club and tea mob, and visits of Pratt and Atlantic residents.
Des Moines dispatch reports resolutions pending in the house and senate requesting the agriculture department and the bureau of standards to amend the definition of sugar to permit corn sugar in the manufacture of food products. The measure cites current limits as restricting certain uses.
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A resolution warns that interference could hinder the rise of the corn sugar manufacturing sector in many Iowa cities. It states corn sugar is widely used and viewed as comparable to other sugars, supporting its adoption.
Mrs Fred Linderman of Lewis vi cinity is a patient at Jones hospital. Orval Login an employee of Swift & Company was burned yesterday by acid and improved today at Atlantic hospital. Knop of Atlantic had his tonsil removed at Atlantic hospital. Tona operations noted at Atlantic hospital. In Centerville Miss Richards, 75, plans to vote in coming municipal election. She supports May Keller and will vote for mayor.
The Lowe Bureau of Labor reports February permit valuations in Iowa show Des Moines at 1.09 million dollars and Cedar Rapids at 763 thousand. Other cities range from Mason City 124 thousand to Keokuk 2,500, reflecting a broad state pattern in proposed construction activity. Cedar Rapids hosts a large laymen and ministers gathering for the fiftieth annual session of the Des Moines conference.
A fragmented newspaper snippet shows business listings including Osbourne Tomlinson Co funeral director and embalmer, a tobacco and cigars department store, a doctor with X ray work, and a church conference chaired by Bishop M. T. Mace of Harrisburg. The garbled text references transfer services, receiving rooms, and local addresses on East Sixth Street.
Bold ad touts Joint-Ease as a rapid remedy for rheumatic pain in knees feet hips shoulders and fingers. It claims penetration to ligaments and tendons, instant absorption, and faster relief when joints are inflamed, also noting benefits for congestion throat chest colds and neuralgia.
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