24 Sep 1914
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1914
Page
1
In Europe when the war ends the old and maimed will bear the toll. The young will lie in graves and the countryside must be tilled by elders. The poem foresees a harvest of sorrow as veterans return home unable to reclaim youth.
Patient testimonials claim rapid relief from summer illness after one dose of Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Mrs C W Florence of Rockfield Indiana reports severe illness twelve years ago and cites immediate improvement. Sold by all dealers Ady.
Washington moves expand emergency currency as war reshapes policy. Aldrich Vreeland provisions loosened. state banks may issue currency with federal reserve ties, while new loans rules ease up to 75 percent on commercial paper for southern farmers. Cotton states gain access via warehoused receipts and small-town banks enter reserve system with 15000 to 25000 capital.
Senator Owens urges another amendment to broaden bank admission into the federal reserve system through extended stock payment time. The move aims to ease current financial strain on member banks and avert liquidation of assets to fund reserve stock.
Over one hundred thousand have recommended Dean's Kidney Pills for backache and urinary issues with more than thirty thousand testimonials appearing in public print. Atlantic residents, including Mia H. A. Crow of Atlantic Iowa, report relief after using the remedy from Moore Drug Co. Doan's Kidney Pills are priced at 10 cents at dealers.
In Myrtle Point Oregon a granite monument marks the grave of F. B. Waite, an elderly bachelor famed for a single life. The epitaph on his stone depicts a bachelor on one side of the River Jordan with three old maids beckoning him to cross, reflecting Waite's lifelong independence and peculiar will directing the monument’s inscription.
United Press dispatch from London chronicles the July 28 assassination of Archduke Ferdinand by Gabriel Princip and the Austro Hungarian demand on Serbia. It argues the incident triggered mobilizations across Europe, with Russia and Germany moving toward conflict as decades of rivalry erupt into war while Princip’s motive remains disputed.
J B Jones touts Adlerika as a quick bowel cleanser from buckthorn bark glycerine and related ingredients. The remedy claims to cure appendicitis and provide immediate relief from constipation and gas with one dose. Advertisement notes orders through Wilken Monument Works Atlantic Iowa.
In Greenfield Indiana W R Page died at home after eating soup two weeks after moving from Waverly Kansas He was born July 21 1865 near Marysville Kentucky and married Minnie Miller twelve years ago He leaves a widow four daughters and a sick child The Woodmen lodge aided the family and the widow plans to move back to Waverly Grace Pierce Miss Grace Pierce of Harlan died in Omaha after shopping there The death details are not public The 21 year old had taught school in Shelby county for years and moved to Omaha for unknown cause of death
Mrs. M. J. Gallagher of Geneva Ohio reports long standing acute indigestion and constipation improved after four months and two bottles of Chamberlain's tablets. She says they helped her eat heartily with no ill effects and recommends them as the right remedy. Sold by all dealers.
Galion In Sept 24 residents prep for winter amid rain. Local items include births, visits, and new purchases. Several residents travel to Atlantic and Lewis for errands. School closes for fair, a dance planned, and community updates from local families and farms.
Names of residents and visitors appear in a summary of social calls and small transactions around Atlantic. Individuals include John Paulsen, Hester McFadden, Barton and Mrs. McFadden, Frank Osen, Mrs. John Mueller, Chas Switzer, Henry Crow, F Buboly, David Havens, Geo Bicking, John Wohlenhaus, Walter Lackey, Hol Pont, Frank Will, Roy Marsh, August Boos, Be rea tent meeting attendees, Albert Cron, J G Whitney, Mary Mueller family, and Mabel Crow among others. The report lists farm activities, livestock movements, and husbandry tasks alongside local visits and errands in a single community snapshot.
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