Atchison Daily Globe Catalog Entry and Staff List
The Atchison Daily Globe founded in 1877 lists editors Gene A. Howe and J. E. Rank with W. C. Hawe as business manager. Published by Globe Publishing Co. at Corner Fifth and Main Street. Subscription rates include 15 cents weekly and 4 dollars per year by mail.
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Atchison Daily Globe
RE. W. Howe
Gene A. Howe
J. E. Rank
W. C. Hawe
Globe Publishing Co
Corner Fifth and
Main Street
Quips and Quirks From a Kansas Paper
A string of humorous local observations covers predictable annoyances and social quirks. Notes reference An Atchison man chasing international intrigue, a Kybridge man profiting from a farm mortgage, and jokes about travel costs and chicken pox amid midwestern life.
Musterole Relief Story of a Pain Free Plaster Alternative
A grandmother recalls mustard plasters for congestion and colds but notes they blistered. Musterole offers relief without a plaster or blister, a white oil of mustard ointment rubbed in to ease sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and more.
Bernard Shaw Threats and Scraps Stir London
James P. Howe recounts Bernard Shaw threatening to shoot him over a scrapbook of clippings. Shaw dislikes publicity, yet listeners and secretary Blanche Patch heard the remark. Howe leaves Shaw’s Adelphi Terrace apartment after a brief exchange and notes Shaw’s wry defiance about fame and money.
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Fabian
Mr. Shaw
Adelphi Terrace
Thames Embankment
Miss Patch
G. Bernard Shaw
The Interior Decorator Craze of America’s Wealth
New York society figures pursue grand scale decoration and rare treasures as a marker of wealth. Estates employ dozens of staff, with extravagant purchases including gates from England and rugs from Persia. High spending on decor and horticulture reflects a lifestyle where luxury blends with risk and social edge.
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New York
Grand Rapids
England
Essex
Europe
Spain
Persia
Turkey
Oyster Bay
Questions and Answers from Yesterday's Quiz
The page lists trivia questions and answers including measurements and geography. It asks about Earth's axis length, the longest railway tunnel, the shortest New Testament book, tributaries of the Mississippi, a Virginian who named New England, executions in the U S, Maine's chief city, B A meaning, and ermine fur in royal robes.
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New England
United States
Maine
Unclear excerpts on farm life and crime waves
An old dialogue discusses a Kansas farmer consuming 468 eggs and 15.53 chicks yearly. A cousin visiting en route to California is cited. Notes crime waves harm city life and complicate protection of life and property in medium towns.
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Kansas
California
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for Children Health
Advertises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe mild remedy for children six and older to regulate stomach and bowels. Promotes elimination, better digestion, and breath with olive color tablets in 15c 30c and 60c sizes.
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Edwards
Daily Lessons in English and Word Misuses
W L Gordon lists common errors, mispronunciations and misspellings. He notes avoid saying where are we going to and omits to, praises pronunciation like sergeant and art, and contrasts terms such as customary general and ordinary. Reverie is defined as deep musing or wakeful daydream with example of prolonged focus.
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Washington, D. C
Spain
Peoria
Mangelsdorf's ad and chicken pox notice in town column
An Atchison Dumb Dora misreads a meadowlark as a country party. Fred Taylors son contracts chicken pox at 522 North Second Street, with the Taylor residence listed.
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Mangelsdorf
Dora
Fred Taylor
Taylor
Morth Second Street
Marmola Prescription Tabs Promise Easy Fat Loss
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tabs as a safe fat reduction method not requiring extreme exercise or dieting. It claims tests show noticeable results, promises good health and looks, and offers a trial at one dollar per box with expert testimonial.
Rotary plan to attend Sunflower convention with drum corps
Atchison Rotary votes a $7 assessment per member to fund a trip to the Ro tary International Sunflower district convention in Salina on April 18 19. The club aims for at least 40 of its 51 members to attend and the total trip cost per attending Rotarian is set not to exceed 47 dollars.
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Rotary Club
Rotary International
Salina
American Legion
Rotary
Heber Mize
Atchison
Red Pepper Rub Promises Fast Back Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as the fastest backache remedy. It claims concentrated heat from red peppers penetrates instantly, warming the sore area within minutes and eliminating pain, with the genuine product labeled Rowles on each package.
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Rowles
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