Surprised Neighbor Visit At Maples Street Home
Neighbors surprised a resident last evening at her Maples street home with conversation sherbet and cake. The gathering served as a reminder of the occasion with a silver speech left by guests.
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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1909
Page
7
Neighbors surprised a resident last evening at her Maples street home with conversation sherbet and cake. The gathering served as a reminder of the occasion with a silver speech left by guests.
A local Atlantic demonstration promotes Root Juice as a universal health tonic with rapid, soothing effects on stomach lungs kidneys and more. Dozens report benefits at Franks' drug store as the event nears its close next Saturday night with a sale at one dollar per bottle or three for two fifty.
Miss Anna Breede and Tarry Walker, both well known in the area, wed at the home of John and Mrs. Bannick on South Elm Street. Rev B E Muck officiated, with relatives present and a wedding dinner served. The couple leave for Seattle for a wedding trip and plan to settle on a farm northeast of the city. The groom is John Walker’s son. the bride is Mary Breede’s daughter.
An advertisement claims luxury hair care requires Herpicide as the sole remedy. It asserts dandruff stems from a scalp germ and only Herpicide kills the germ to prevent baldness. It invites readers to send 10 cents for a sample to The Herpicide Co. Detroit, Michigan.
Mr Franks Drug Store announces it has secured the agency for ZEMO a clean external liquid claimed to give instant relief and cures for all skin or scalp diseases including pimples dandruff and blackheads executives promise proof of cures made with ZEMO at their shop.
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