27 May 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1921
Page
1
Postal notice lists advertising rates and office details for the Atlantic Iowa paper. Names Chase and Otto are given as officers and directors with contact numbers and subscription prices for various carriers and mail. This item reads as a historical masthead segment from a local newspaper.
Notice to subscribers recalls delivery options and warns readers about charlatans selling quick fixes. The piece questions the value of sympathy versus money, criticizing speculative health claims and urging skepticism about promised cures and profits. It notes broader war era disruption, rising poverty, and the need to verify claims before investing.
Our harbor shops will be closed Monday next May 30. Teac h W. Weyahn Lines and Preston in tot habk 228 Brice Cunningham.
Alfred Stharns argues boys themselves must reform ballroom etiquette, decrying excessive popularity seeking by girls and mother influenced norms. He warns without change a drastic backlash may ruin a wholesome pastime.
Walt Mason riffs on Yap as a small island prompting national debates and imagined battles. He ponders its geography and purpose while exaggerating bravado, quips about Timbuc Hoboken and Puget Sound, and muses on learning more before acting in armor.
Vienna reports Salzburg Styria and Upper Austria will hold sentimental referendums on the fusion with Germany on May 29. It is believed Corinthia may join as well. Vorarlberg previously voted to join Switzerland, reflecting regional shifts in national alignment.
Des Moines hosts the national Baptist gathering with about 5000 expected attendees from thirty five northern states. The program lists notable Baptist figures and raises debates on school policy and the frequency of conferences while touching on investigations of colleges. H R Best chairs the local arrangements committee.
A compact ad notes a fresh supply of unruled pencil tablets available at the News Telegraph store. Prices listed as 10 cents and 5 cents each.
The Women's Congress Union will hold a county institute at the First Baptist church on June 2 with speakers from different towns. An address by Mrs. S Oyler is planned, noting years in mission work. Two sessions will run forenoon and afternoon.
Officials will detain a person named WILLIAMS at the Fulton Building located at the intersection of Fifth and Chestnut Streets. The note indicates a date or time reference unclear, with Butler and Etter possibly involved as witnesses or officials.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a schedule of gates and a deli scale with terms like competition and balances. Names and complete details are unreadable, leaving an unclear record of an event or measurement sequence.
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