18 May 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1920
Page
1
The poem humorously lampoons a dominant householder, a shrewd in-house mistress, and the domestic chaos of daily wages, meals, and chores. It blends mock praise with playful critique as the speaker laments hiring a difficult housekeeper yet fears replacement by a worse hire. An unrelated medicinal ad interrupts the verse with a product plug for Chamberlain's Liniment.
The piece denounces Brookhart as indecisive and misinformed in his attack on Cummins and railroads. It argues his plan for farmer and laborer cooperation leads to class government and Soviet control, warning such policies threaten property rights and constitutional rule. It asserts the only prudent alternative is government ownership under a railway labor plan and labels Brookhart a demagogue lacking nerve.
The quarantine for diphtheria ends this week at John Tibbenome where all patients have recovered Miss Mary Basham the nurse will go home once the family is released Miss Miller has returned to Coon Rapids Will Spoo and George Wahlert are converting homes into bun galows and other alterations J B J Lohner returned from a trip to Witonka Wessington Springs S D where he owns land He supervised building work on a farm Peter Hassenfeldt was taken to Atlantic hospital for treatment He is quite ill Chris Nelson recently moved here from York Neb fills his place at the meat market While he is absent Mr and Mrs Alfred Miller of Brayton are moving to Extra they bought a residence in the southeast part of town and are remodeling it Soren Sorengen will supply Extra with ice this season hauling from Audubon by truck Grant Mr and Mrs A Shafer southeast of Grant announce the marriage of their daughter Bertha to A J Bryson of Gusa Ia Memorial Day will be observed in Grant May 20 Patriotic organizations are preparing a program for that day.
Biliousness and digestive discomfort blamed on digestive trouble. Nature's Remedy NR Tablets claim to aid stomach liver bowels and kidneys with mild gentle action, improving digestion assimilation and blood quality. Take a 25c box. sold guaranteed by druggists.
A test held in Tarkio attracted track teams from Nebraska Missouri and Iowa by invitation of Tarkio College with Madelyn Straun of Clarinda winning first place. Also noted were Ted Timberman returning to Philadelphia after a navy furlough and visits by Mr and Mrs C R Blankenship and daughter Elizabeth from Amarillo Tex. Massena Stock Conditioner Co opened recently by Me
Brite and Parker expand production as wholesale houses deliver. Mr and Mrs Joe Homan return from Prescott after his sister in law's death. Elliott fields eight at Tarkio meet with 31 schools and 200 athletes. Ray Weidman wins half mile and places in 440. Villicea Polson marries Mildred Eberhart in Red Oak. Polson to barber here. Fire department plans summer tournament inviting several towns. Kimballton discusses sewer system with Missouri Valley engineer Plea. Hans Madsen attends World Trade Club in San Francisco and visits Solvang. Memorial Day events planned in Kimballton Elk Horn with joint events. Record publishers buy building. plant unchanged. Accidents at farms and lightning strike in Red Oak. commemorations and commencements set. Various marriages and obituaries noted. local officials seek printing school training for veterans. For news, contact Mr. Relyen or Miss Otto at 424.
An old saying ties beauty to health not cosmetics. The piece argues biious and constipated women cannot be beautiful. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for disorders and, with exercise, asserts any young woman with regular features may be beautiful and obtainable everywhere.
Farm loans announced with competitive rates of 5 percent for single seats and 6 percent for others. Wood & Savery advertise readiness to place loans and invite inquiries at their Atlantic Avenue office.
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