Insurance Notice In Atlantic City At 516 Chestnut Street
Fire life and accident insurance prospectus for A. M. Petite of 516 Chestnut Street Atlantic is filed as a public notice. The item outlines coverage scope and the insured address in Atlantic.
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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1908
Page
8
Fire life and accident insurance prospectus for A. M. Petite of 516 Chestnut Street Atlantic is filed as a public notice. The item outlines coverage scope and the insured address in Atlantic.
A Dutch farmer, wife, and their young son witnessed a lion playing with the child near Vrybeld. The boy died soon after while the parents watched in astonishment as the lion and its lioness vanished into thick bush after the parents shouted.
A fragment from a periodical contrasts Mrs. Clive the eminent London actress with Garrick. It recalls her fierce temper, a scene behind the scenes where she sobs and exclaims Hang him I believe he could act a gudiron. The piece then surveys education by Spencer Smith Lubbock Milton and ends with a comic quip about a snoring husband in a Baltimore American vignette.
Dialogue from a Boston Transcript sketch about selecting a camera pose for a portrait. Smithers asks for tips on the best position, Browning jokes about back-to-camera hair, and a witty line about life insurance appears as a playful aside.
Australian cadet corps link youth to military aims with khaki uniforms and light rifles. Elder cadets are attached to the forces, with many large schools maintaining bands and regular shooting matches. The scores show several boys already skilled marksmen.
Cottage with six rooms offered for sale at 501 Cedar. Easy terms and the seller must sell. Make an offer written inquiry requested.
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