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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1910
Page
6
A fragmented notice advertises an insurance offer and business request near Alexander's store with Dr. H. K. Williams and PLOTTS & NELSON. It mentions River to River road guides, Fred Alexander, W. A. Hammer, and Oransky's store with phone 417.
For sale hybrid livestock including Oxford ewes and Chester White male hogs. Contact J E Woodall, Mussen phone 3, on the 29th.
A rugged Rockies setting promises strong human interest and dramatic appeal for Photo play fans. Also notes a New South Wales gold mine educational reel and a Biograph comedy about hat exchange causing anxiety with misleading circumstances.
Dec 3 notes Rev L D Brainerd the oldest active Episcopal minister in Town's diocese. In charge of St John's Glenwood 23 years, previously at Cherokee. A pioneer church builder and missionary, he is a living link to Washata Wis Episcopal College class. Known for charity and Christmas gatherings drawing guests from many denominations.
The death of Mable Fern Dexter, four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Mose Dexter who recently moved from Missouri to Cumberland occurred Saturday night November 26 1910 after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Monday at the Baptist church with Rev Jackson Giddens officiating and interment at Greenwood cemetery. The family expresses deep sorrow and asks for sympathy in their bereavement. H H Harris president and secretary of the H H Harris Medicine Co of Orient was arrested last week for selling stock food without proper ingredient labeling. He pleaded guilty and was fined 20 dollars plus costs by the state board of health.
A fragmentary newspaper ad and notices promote Vinol as a blood tonic and substitute for cod liver oil with iron, plus a style note for Chamberlain’s liniment and a local lumber company offer. It references dramatic scenes from mining camps and the Civil War, praising friendship and sensational drama pieces titled The Rival Barons Urban and related plays.
A travelogue extols an Alpine retreat in Switzerland, spotlighting Gersau and Lake Uri as a premier pleasure resort. The narrative praises scenery and camera appeal, portraying the region as a magnet for visitors from many lands.
A gnappy western comedy titled The Taming of Wild Bill Lubin plays at the Majestic starting 6 oclock Saturday evenings. Come early.
An old tobacco era notice advertises Chamberlain Cough Remedy promising rapid relief from colds and pneumonia risk. It claims no opium or narcotics and suitability for infants and adults, with sales through general dealers. Also lists a discount sale of trimmed hats and plumes running from November to January with Mrs M L Langdon in Atlantic Iowa.
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