08 Sep 1919
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1919
Page
1
Advertises Zemo an antiseptic liquid sold at drug stores for 35c or a dollar for a large bottle. It promises to remove purples, blackheads, blotches, eczema and rings, leaving skin clear. Describes Zemo as non sticky and non greasy, easily applied and dependable from The E. W. Rose Co. Cleveland, Ohio.
Selections from September 1905 detail a Nevada Missouri death of Fowlerich Shuet, a Tem for Diefisman member, and marriage notices from Anita and Leyburn. Other items note hospital progress, damages to a Wake County hotel, a Nebraska state fair shipment, and local social events with names such as Parvie Sweeer, Gl for several weeks illness, and reception notes from various households.
Washington correspondence reports that a supposed John Doe appears tied to former soldiers and sailors. The Bureau of War Risk Insurance sent thousands of policies to veterans, with many returned to correct errors, noting some misaddressed policies and urging proper delivery to the actual recipient.
Homeless Mexican dogs, abandoned as owners fled south, have formed packs with wolves and now prey on cattle in Arizona ranges. Predatory animal inspector Musgrave leads a drive to trap the wolves and their former dogs in Sonora County, noting a hunter killed ten wild dogs last month.
An inquiry from Senator Chamberlin found relatives favor keeping some bodies in France. General Marsh said over 28 percent want burial in France, while most Americans prefer home soil. With over 4,000,000 dead in allied and enemy lands, France intends a slow exhumation process and no start date for transfers has been set.
In Aberdeen Scotland a crowd of about 15 000 parents and residents rallied against authorities plan to cut pupils hair at an elementary school. missiles flew as windows were wrecked and damage exceeded 1000 dollars. Principals argued that trimming the girl's hair was for health reasons.
French soldier 24 who had served since 1914 and earned the war cross died after declaring he would cross into Switzerland to visit his fiancée. At Neut chatel on the Swiss frontier the guard fired as he attempted to pass, saying he would go, even if shot, to see her.
A testimonial from Mrs W Phillips of West Philadelphia praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for symptoms of childbirth and female health. She reports improved health and a healthy three year old, urging others to publish her words and seek the company’s advice for ailments.
Western League standings and yesterday's results are listed with teams such as Joplin Des Moines Oklahoma City Omaha and Tulsa. Gameday notes show Tulsa St Joe Joplin Des Moines and Wichita facing off while tomorrow's matchups include Des Moines at Joplin Soo City at Wichita and St Iger at Tulsa.
The August list from the Federal Reserve Bank Second District details 4,497 Liberty bonds valued at 737,490 dollars, including multiple denominations from 50 to 10,000 dollars. Also reported are embezzlement accusations against Lieut. Gottenkeine and several other scattered notices from Jackson and London across the bulletin.
A 16 year old boy from near Elk Horn died at Atlantic hospital Sunday morning at 11 o'clock from a head injury received Saturday when kicked in the head by a horse at his parents' farm. The skull was fractured at the base and he remained unconscious until death.
Notice notes dentist K Williams practicing at the FWLON Building located at the corner of Fifth and Chestnut Streets. The fragment confirms professional listing and address details for the practitioner.
New stock of rugs arrives at Schrader Wurniture store highlighting varied patterns and sizes. Customers explore rich textures and durable weaves as summer home decor gains momentum.
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