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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1908
Page
1
An advertisement extols ethical household health products and promotes genuine California Fig Syrup of Senna as a trusted, physician approved remedy. It urges buying only the California Fig Syrup Company’s product, distributed by leading druggists worldwide.
The page blends home made cattle tonics with human health ads. It cites a winter hindering feed quality for cattle and horses and suggests a self-made tonic. includes a drugstore 8 oz powder mix recipe with charcoal ginger and salt. Also features foot easing product ads and quirky social banter about Miss Mainchantz and Roxley with a dessert gelatin promotion from Plymouth Rack Gelatine Co.
The fragment humorously contrasts blunt critique with crude imagery as a vendor touts North Dakota land and a bargain crate. It mocks a lazy man and muddled phrases about garbled tea, dirty words, and partial accusations while referencing Garfield Tea and an Endicott plant amid scattered addresses and odd phrasing.
Chip McGuire, an 11 year old girl, is sold to Pete Bolduc and escapes to a wilderness camp of Martin Frisbie. Chip and Ray fall in love as a posse pursues the outlaw half-breed. Old Tomah displays loyalty and rescues Chip, while the group plans to leave the wilds for Greenvale.
The Nine of Diamonds at Stairs Castle in Aberdeenshire is known as the curse of Scotland. It recalls the 1746 massacre of Highlanders captured after Culloden, with the Duke of Cumberland said to have ordered the killings.
Manitoba farmer Charles McCormick reports 1907 crop yields on 100 acres in western Canada with 22 bushels per acre at 90 cents and 60 bushels per acre at 34 cents, totaling $3 004 with expenses of 400 leaving profit over 1 600. Another farmer, Vomas Sawatyky, claims 22.50 per acre value, 1 750 bushels in 70 acres, plus oats and barley yields, praising local grain gains.
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