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Newspaper
Atchison Weekly Globe
Location
Atchison, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1927
Page
10
City notes showcase Bob Seever's mustache as a novelty while local businesses promote services. C A Wright Coal Co advertises fuel and parking nearby opposite the post office, urging residents to visit for fast cars and gas.
White Cloud community hails Edward Park and Mark F Zimmerman for pioneering farmer archaeology. Their artifacts and theories draw state attention with coverage from Kansas City Star Wichita Beacon Journal Post. Park collection exceeds five thousand pieces. Zimmerman sent items to Kansas and Nebraska societies amid broader interest in Coronado era remains.
Dr W S Pulliam, chiropractor, reports Miss Edith Kocour able to sit up. John Wigglesworth says he is in better health than in three years. Mr and Mrs Jake Wallenstein are in the east. Henry Bodenhausen and family visit Camp Creek relatives. Ben Shaw returns from Kansas City oil men’s convention. An Atchison man notes his wife spots good parking places. J E Rank and wife return from Rochester Mayo Clinic after treatment.
August Hauckers, who passed under the Arc as a 1871 German soldier, and his son Frank, a World War I American doughboy, view the tomb of the French unknown soldier at the Arc during a Legion convention.
IS STRUCK BY LIGHTNING, SUFFERS NO ILL EFFECTS l. M. Kirby, seven miles south of Troy, was struck while chores, regained consciousness. Two cows near him were killed. Another bolt struck Clyde Degginger’s barn near Sparks and Highland, burning it down. Several Troy items: local weddings, births, and medical visits noted. including Miss Charlotte Cutter and Mr. Ralph Van Bebber’s October 6 ceremony in Lawrence with family attendance, and other community updates.
San Francisco Oct 6 James Addicott principal of Polytechnic high school ruled that girl students must wear stockings to school after three girls were observed with bare legs. He told them they could appeal to the student council, but the girls agreed to drop the appeal if authorities disapproved the mode.
An advertisement for a new French process face powder called MELLO-GLO from Byrne's Drug Store. It claims the powder keeps shine away longer and prevents a peachy color on the skin, urging readers to remember the name MELLO-GLO.
A jumble of items lists guests at J N Rule home in 1420 South Fourth street, Altima Kansas, and Morrill Kansas, with notes on Walters Music Store, gas stoves, and home fittings. Mentions Dr R L Patterson in New York sanatorium and former St Mark's Lutheran pastor.
William W. Ryan of Boston billed himself as organizer and president of the World League of Cities and sent hospitable invitations to a hundred foreign cities to send representatives to the 1930 Boston Tercentenary Celebration. Moscow reportedly accepted, proving Ryan's overzealous hospitality.
George Remsburg highlights the 101 Ranch in Oklahoma and its magazine We WL Magazine as the Cherokee Strip Cow Panchers' Association organ, edited by D. G. Fields and W. A. Brooks with contributor Fred Sutton. Also includes brief local items on hospital stays, shop notices, and farm prices from Atchison and nearby areas.
An advertising notice warns that constipation causes headaches and may lead to serious diseases. It promotes Kellogg's All Bran as a guaranteed remedy, recommending two tablespoonfuls daily and suggesting uses with milk, breakfast meals, and cooking. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek, the product is marketed as ready to eat with recipes on the package.
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