26 Sep 1921
Page 1
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1921
Page
1
Rates for subscriptions and mailing options are listed for Atlantic Iowa. The notice notes postal rates by carrier and by mail to Canada and foreign countries. It also states The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of its news dispatches and local news published.
Atlantic readers who miss evening delivery can arrange a substitute by calling before seven, dialing Red 402. This number is not the News Telegraph’s official contact.
Experts estimate tax free securities in circulation at twenty to thirty billion dollars. Tax exempt securities reduce private capital for rural credits and shift a large tax burden onto others. Advocates seek constitutional amendment to empower taxation of securities issued by states or subdivisions. current rules and Supreme Court decisions block such levies.
Notice to all concerned that News Publishing Company of Atlantic Iowa held a special stockholders meeting at the Atlantic office on August 80th A D 192? with all stockholders present and passed a unanimous resolution to dissolve the corporation in accordance with law. Dantem Pierce president and Lydia R Otto secretary authorized to give notice as required by law. Mite later as Seclnpan fare te
Textile notes describe guimpes and elleta in net and organdie, with white organdie trim and black accents. Flattering labor guimpes in imported malgrih with velluste bands appear, often white, some color. schoolgirls' frocks show plain round collars and collars with colored cuffs.
In this quatrain of verses Walt Mason rails at petty fraud in shops and taverns. He mocks mislabeling, fake goods, and dishonest clerks, urging honest buyers to beware and demand true quality from grocers, dairymen, and water sellers. He ends with a sly caution that when ordering bread one should ensure you get Eatmor.
The article discusses economical and tasteful dress selection for children, emphasizing matching ribbons and accessories. It notes trends toward bright colors or brick tones, with styles leaning toward practical, seasonally appropriate outfits for school-age girls and a shift to lighter fabrics like crepe and georgette in yokes and trims.
A housewife presents embroidered bed linen in white glossy satin sheets. The article notes decorative details like lines of embroidery on the pillowcases, with a focus on refined finish and tasteful design. It highlights silver thread work, dainty motifs, and decorative borders to enhance the bedding set.
The fragment discusses lamp shade colors and materials with garbled wording. It mentions named objects like Thames Wild and a sinking term, but the meaning is unclear. The passage appears as a damaged OCR snippet with references to colors, foundations, and a possible instruction on dyeing.
Davie T. Netenn of Bron, New York, announces the addition of Ong to Luther College as head of the world English department. A Rhodes Scholar from the United States, Ong previously served with Herbert Tours relief in Belgium, captained relief work in Selsium, and was on the United States peace commission at Vera Les. Upon returning to the United States, he worked with a New York City bank before joining Luther College.
Modern fully described sorghum product highlights light to heavy amber or orange varieties. Call 16 on 44 Brayton or visit the factory on River to River road, 10 miles north of Atlantica. Also promotes Wilken Monument Works placing orders.
A fragmentary line discusses a hypothetical scenario where if all the Earth's oceans drained into the sea, the globe would be covered by a vast liquid layer with an average depth of about two miles. The text is incomplete and unclear in origin.
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