21 Oct 1920
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
1
The Weather Reserve Bank estimates Pennsylvania district apple production this year at over 21 million bushels due to favorable weather in recent weeks. Last year output was under 7 million bushels.
Fragmentary medical ad notes Chamberlain's products claiming quick relief for museneral soreness and joint stiffness. Mentions using vitamins and tonics with limited internal treatment guidance, speaker initials and brand shorthand.
Walace Nutting of Farmington Massachusetts promotes a revival of colonial simplicity in home design. He travels across forty states and ten countries photographing and restoring period interiors. Nutting hopes to reintroduce authentic colonial furniture, lighting, and garden elements to American homes.
New York October story reports Diy An na Degvnring of the Women’s American Baptist Foreign Mission Society cites Indian superstition linking sneezes to fate and ill health. She says patients delay operations, and belief in auspicious days drives doctors away, amid epidemics blamed on goddesses. Dr Heyonving notes quarantines are unknown.
A Des Moines campaign letter urges state lawmakers to pass measures preventing invasions by unauthorised marauders. The appeal cites a need for targeted restrictions and broader protections, touting a local piano seller, A. Hoasey Co, with 45 years in business. The note ends inviting readers to write or phone to support the effort.
The notice announces farm loan offerings with varied interest rates across several institutions. It lists specific rates as per cent figures and references corresponding lenders, including Wood it Savery and Atlantic, with regional mentions such as Iowa. The fragment implies readiness to fund agriculture loans at multiple price points.
Fragments describe a beauty product offer with claims of permanent glow and color options. The text cites a line of cosmetic items and pricing, mentioning hair color and beauty claims along with a mail order promotion.
Columbus columnist William Hoster questions Governor Cox’s wartime troop mobilization claims linked to the Canton steel strike. He contrasts Cox’s statements with Adjutant General orders showing troop deployment to Akron and Canton, arguing the truth about Ohio’s use of state troops in an industrial dispute deserves public scrutiny. The piece critiques political rhetoric and emphasizes accountability.
Oct 11 reports show steady river traffic between Cincinnati and New Orleans with freight and passenger boats. The inaugural trip aims to revive river commerce as waterways connect Pittsburgh and major river cities, potentially restoring the era of robust river prosperity along the Mississippi.
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