Little Liver Pills Sold by Palmer Co Drug Store
An ad notes Nice pleasant pills named Little Liver Pills sold by W. T. Palmer & Co Drug Store. The copy emphasizes safety ease and assurance as a remedy.
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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1909
Page
2
An ad notes Nice pleasant pills named Little Liver Pills sold by W. T. Palmer & Co Drug Store. The copy emphasizes safety ease and assurance as a remedy.
Bids for paving are higher than Engineer Chase’s estimates with a low bid around 1.92 dollars per square yard. The News says Atlantic will not be forced into a bad deal and urges resisting excessive bids. Council aims for a cost closer to Chase's 1.65 to 1.75 range and anticipates lower bids next round. Local residents and visitors are noted in brief city life items.
The News argues the republic has enjoyed unmatched prosperity with a strong industrial system. It opposes changes to industry, cites Mark Hanna’s “keep on letting well enough alone” motto, and critiques calls to disrupt the labor market. It contrasts European poverty with American abundance and cites Urick and MacDonald on labor demand and poverty, urging readers to value current prosperity.
A brief classified item notes Singer machine oil available at the Tea store along with pure white lead and linseed oil at PRED ALEXANDER'S, with an unspecified date for the listing.
Advertised Terpicide from The Herpletde Co claims to destroy scalp microbes causing hair loss. The copy notes women weep over thinning tresses and men mutter in frustration, urging readers to try this Ferpicide formula now available via mail order from Cadillac, Michigan. One dollar bottles guaranteed. Atlantic DecG (0.
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