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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1908
Page
2
A shop talk warns against fake paints and touts Carter Southern and Lincoln white lead. It extols pure paint laws, durable linseed oil blends, and zinc in formulas. The speaker urges reading can labels and notes Lincoln paints as economical and color card faithful.
A New York Tribune opinion argues the 25 percent control line for trusts is arbitrary and irrational. It contends tying production influence to harassment or price fixing is unfounded and suggests broader licensing thresholds for large corporations.
The note lists subscription options and rates including by carrier for one year and one month, by mail within the United States, and by mail to foreign countries with varied prices. It mentions incomplete phrases and unclear terms but confirms different delivery methods and approximate costs.
I B P Chase sworn as secretary treasurer of The News Publishing Company reports paid circulation of the Atlantic Evening News in Cass County Iowa on August 14 1908 was 1880 copies. Sworn before Notary Harry Cavalaugh on August 15 1908.
The International Typographical Union in session at Boston refused a resolution endorsing Bryan and the Democratic platform. The group, composed of skilled craftsmen, asserts its independence to vote freely without party pressure. Also noted is the death of A. H. Goodspeed, a respected city figure known as a loyal husband, father, and citizen.
European skin expert Prof Anna explains dandruff as scalp parasite damage from hair bulb loss. Newbro's Herpicide claims to kill the dandruff germ and restore softness and abundance. Sold by druggists. sample offer 10c postage to The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich.
Old Soldiers Reunion at Griswold August 19 to 21. State Fair at Des Moines August 20 to 28. Cass County Fair September 11 to 17. General Election November 3rd.
The Democratic platform cites Mr Bryan's solution to trusts. He bars ads from any company controlling over 50 percent of its industry in The Commoner. He also proposes licensing for firms with over 25 percent of an industry. No statistics exist to prove these thresholds.
Since 1897 the Republican party has held power in Iowa and farmers have earned more than ever before. Land values rose by at least $25 per acre while other assets grew in proportion. The farmer surveys Bryan's warnings with banked wealth in view.
Reports from across the country indicate strong preparations for a busy fall with advertisers planning the largest campaigns in their history, signaling robust business prospects and broad expectations of a thriving season.
The Baltimore Sun, once Democratic, declares support for Taft citing belief that government affairs would be safer under Republican leadership. The paper previously backed Bryan in 1900 and Parker in 1904.
The piece cites Jim Weaver urging Governor to resign so Garst can appoint him to the Senate amid Republican policy questions. It questions farm prosperity under GOP rule, hints at Democratic infighting, and notes anticipated Bryan support in Maine and Vermont. It ends with warnings about leadership pressures and political risk.
Rev Henderson, who has led morning sessions at the Jefferson Chautauqua, reports large crowds and has been directed by the Redpath Bureau to travel to Princeton Missouri to preach there tomorrow at the Chautauqua event.
Misses Mary Curry Esther Butler and Etta Henry traveled to Minden this morning for a Sunday visit with sister Mrs Frank Sperling.
A Mrs M Summers of Notre Dame Ind offers a free home treatment for rheumatism including muscular and joint pain sciatica lumbago backache and kidney pains. The cure claims to remove uric acid from blood loosen stiff joints purify blood and restore vitality and eyesight. Proof is offered by testimonials and requests a mailed address.
Striking portrait of Prof. Leon, claimed to have studied psychic schools in India, Egypt and Europe. He allegedly reveals future events, reunites foes, recovers lost property, exposes business truths, locates buried treasures, and offers advice on love, marriage, and enemies with a mysterious, persuasive gift.
A collection of endorsements from Ella Wheeler Wilcox Lillian Russell and others extols Prof H B Leon. The New York World quotes urging consultation and Robert B Morris claims he predicted a $14000 lawsuit outcome with correct dates. Leon’s testimonials cover various professions and patrons, with consent required for publishing names.
Biblical quotes frame palmistry as harmony with scripture and forewarning. Prof Leon advertises palmistry clairvoyance and magnetism, claiming London Psychic Research Society recognition and diplomas. Office hours 10 AM to 8 PM Sundays 1 to 4 PM. visits by ladies and gentlemen are welcomed with confidentiality.
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