05 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
1
The poem laments疲疲 fatigue and dreariness of night and day as workers struggle, craving sleep to renew vigor. It grants weary sighs and declares rest the cure, ending with a quip on life and death and a note of ironic endorsement of the world’s toil.
Defertive vision may not cause headaches yet can affect children’s reading. If a child reads easily at about five inches and sees distant objects clearly, vision is nearly normal. Bring in the child for a careful examination by a trained examiner with experience in school screenings.
Livestock awards listed for Cass County 1919 fair cover Swink Chester Whites Polands and Hampshire classes. Prizes include Grand Champion Boar and Sow, Senior Yearling, Get of Sire, and multiple sections for Duroc Jersey Poland China and horses with numerous named growers and farms. The readable fragment shows many winner names such as Herbert, Jorgensen, Stewart, Bell Bros, and Jensen & Sons, plus several stock farms and clubs.
A reader from Emmitsburg Maryland credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving long term backache and nervousness after failed prior treatments. She reports improved health, daily work capability, and urges others to publish her letter for those who may benefit. The notice also lists livestock judging results and local farm entries.
The age old dream of a Jewish homeland nears reality as the Zionist convention gathers in Chicago starting Sept 12. Prominent attendees include Justice Brandeis and Julian Mack. Events feature a 30 000 strong parade, a major ball, and speeches across the city detailing culture centers and state financing.
London fashion notes that bead necklaces are now sold by the yard as the length of strands grows. Women favor tasselled strings nearly three yards long, ending below the skirt hem, with pearls and jade highly imitated. Amber and carnelian beads are popular for tassels and color.
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