06 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1921
Page
1
A notice states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republish news dispatches credited to it or otherwise credited in the paper, along with local news published herein.
Atlantic subscribers may arrange evening delivery by calling before seven at Red 403, the new News Telegraph contact number. The article also explains the broad aims of the new headlight law to prevent blinding glare and improve highway safety by properly adjusting headlights and lenses.
Fragmentary poem note mentions knocking at a door and a cordial grin during a jog with unclear context. No identifiable people, places, or dates can be confirmed from the text.
The article discusses ready made garments for girls aged six to fifteen as practical affordable options. It contrasts separate skirts and middies with one piece frocks, noting expert design, neatness, and sturdiness as key features. It also mentions thrifty mothers repurposing donated clothes with simple decorative touches.
A narrator recalls past credit woes and chased collectors, describing fear at the door and the urge to avoid paying. They once lived for visits and purchases but now dodge bills, fearing the knock and the debt collectors' persistence.
Cornell College announces a budget increase from 126000 to 150000 for 1921 22. The General Board of Education pledges up to 500000 for endowment if Cornell raises 600000. Enrollment expected at 620 with 250 men and 370 women. 44 faculty members include new staff in art home economics foods physical education and romance language courses planned for next year.
Princess Windischgratz, daughter of the former Emperor Francis Joseph, was fined 40,000 crowns or five days in jail for calling a lawyer a blackguard. The defamation suit was brought against him. Small scratch pads are advertised in the News-Telegraph.
Two individuals have attained an unusual distinction at a Midwestern college for authorship in a forthcoming anthology. The selections include students from Cornell and St Ansgar area institutions. City officials and local outlets report the event with interest.
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