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Atchison Weekly Globe

Location

Atchison, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1928

Page

10

Better Than Whiskey For Colds and Flu

An advertisement touts Aspironal as a guaranteed fast cold and cough remedy. It claims laboratories approve the elixir and that it relieves symptoms in two minutes, urging customers to buy for 60c and try it immediately, with a money back promise. It targets both adults and children and claims safety, ease, and quick relief for croup and nighttime choking.

Spirit of 49 revival in Doniphan amid town life

A seventy year old man drove a covered wagon to Ft. Scott Kansas for health reasons as Doniphan agriculture class shucks 125 foot row of corn yielding thirty four bushels per acre. Frank Whitaker buys a Chevrolet coach and local residents visit. Livestock trade passes through St. Joseph. Doniphan high school installs a fire proof safe per state board rules. Several locals listed visiting Kansas City Atchison Hot Springs Arkansas and friends in town.

Doniphan Ft. Scott Kansas Doniphan High School Frank Whitaker J. E. Simpson John Atherton Atchison L. Z. Kirby St. Joseph State Board of Education Charles Schaaf Charles Spencer Ledington Kansas City Walter Hale John Hale J. N. Armstrong Robert Pearl Hot Springs Arkansas

Local Notes Tidy Up in Lancaster Area

Mr and Mrs Harry Shufflebarger suffer grippe illness Floyd Brown is named treasurer of the Lancaster school board to complete S H Haney term The Presbyterian church held a farewell for Rev E L Brown at Will Becker home Charles Taylor bought Stickler property and moved in Tuesday He will work for Roy Corbin The Will Blair family left the Stickler house moving to Will Stickers home The Methodists purchased a new furnace for their church Shannon school pupils and teachers plan a program and plate supper for November 28 Methodist ladies to hold a bazaar and supper on November 23 A daughter named Helen Louise born last Saturday to Mr and Mrs Robinson on Hekelnkaemper farm A daughter born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Roy Corbin

Harry Shufflebarger Floyd Brown Lancaster S. H. Haney The Presbyterian Church E. L. Brown Will Becker Charles Taylor Stickler Mr. Taylor Roy Corbin Will Blair Will Sticker Shannon School Robinson Hekelnkaemper Farm Helen Louise

Local notes reflect community life and health updates

Mrs John Hoffman shows limited improvement while Miss Geraldine Day returns home from care for Mrs Ralph Miller. Mrs Miller is able to be up. Dr A P Lapham and family plan a dental X ray upgrade in Wetmore. The Kensington club met at Mrs F P Hanson with Miss Myra Peters absent due to illness. A wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Fred Maris is noted along with several health updates and local events.

John Hoffman Gearldine Day Ralph Miller Miler A. P. Lapham A. P. Lapham, Jr St. Joe E. R. Elliot R. T. Bruner Glen Murphy Harold Achten Kensington Club F. P. Hanson Henry Mell Myra Peters Dick’s Main Street

Immigrant Boy Peddler Wins Wisconsin State Treasurer Seat

Solomon Levitan, a Russian Jewish immigrant who arrived penniless in 1880, rose from itinerant pack peddler to Wisconsin state treasurer. Re-elected by a two to one margin, he cites a frugal $39,000 annual expense for managing over $64,000,000 in state business, and has long supported La Follette.

NEA Service Madison Wis Russia Wisconsin Solomon Levitan House Levitan United States Baltimore Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia la Follette

Parisiennes Embrace New Make Up Color Fudge

Paris fashion notes spotlight women adopting the new fudge shade for cosmetics to harmonize with contemporary wardrobe tones. Report highlights trend setters and the vibrant display across shops in the city.

Parisiennes

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