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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1908
Page
2
A humorous ad touts a home goods shop offering high quality silver and nickelware, aluminum, cutlery, razor sets and more. It touts guaranteed satisfaction or money back and invites customers to visit now, asserting fast service and a wide selection.
A blurb praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for children and effective in curing colds to reduce illness risk. Mrs. F. F. Starcher of Ripley West Virginia endorses it for her kids, noting no narcotics and confident use for all ages. Sold by Atlantic Drug Co.
Public notice from The News Publishing Company dated in Atlantic, Iowa, stating publication details and postal classification as second class matter under federal law. Includes names F. Chase E. P. Chase and Chase directors and stockholders.
Rates list for daily and monthly subscriptions including one year for carrier service six months at two dollars and one month options. Domestic and foreign mail terms.
A satirical portrait of Champ Clark of Missouri as a fierce, larger-than-life House member. The piece mocks his aggressive debating style, lionlike roars, and potential rise to Speaker if Democrats hold power, contrasting his polished exterior with a fearsome, relentless political persona.
Canton mother reports her weak sickly daughter gained appetite color and strength after using Vinci cod liver preparation. Letter from Mrs C W Stump of Canton praises Vinci and Atlantic Drug Co guarantee offers money back if no benefit.
A cold may lead to chronic catarrh if neglected. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is highly recommended by Mrs. M. White of Butler Tennessee who recalls relief and lasting recovery after using it. The Atlantic Drug Co. offers the product.
Miss Mary Hopley returns to her Lewis home this morning after visiting Mr and Mrs Clarence Hedges.
Mrs A C Williams of Backy recalls a graveyard cough three years ago and how Dr Kings New Discovery restored her health. She gained 58 pounds and says the medicine holds a world healing record for coughs colds and lung throat diseases. Sold with guarantee 50c and 1.00 trial bottle free.
Miss Blanche Stanwood of Omaha arrived this morning and will call at the home of Ed Smith for a visit.
W C Kiestler of Halliday Ark credits Electric Bitters with curing malaria and stomach troubles. The medicine purifies blood, tones nerves, and boosts energy. If it fails to help, money is refunded. Price 60c at dealers.
David Freeman of Kempt Nova Scotia reports relief from a dull after meal feeling using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. He claims the tablets strengthen digestion regulate the liver and bowels and are superior to pills while costing no more. A free sample is offered at Atlantic Drug Store.
Mrs Oliver Mills of Lewis was in the city today for unspecified local business or social calls. She completed her visit with no publicized events or remarks.
Leo FP Zelinski of 68 Gibson Street Buffalo reports he cured the most annoying cold sore with Bucklen's Amica Salve. He applied it once daily for two days and saw all traces of the sore disappear. Heals all sores. Sold under guarantee at all dealers. 26c.
Mr and Mrs Wm Malone of Adair were in the city yesterday and today. The former went to Extra this morning while the latter returned home. Wood's Liver Medicine in liquid form advertised to regulate the liver relieve sick headache constipation stomach and kidney disorders. A dollar bottle purportedly contains 2% times as much as the 50c size. Sold by W T Palmer Co drug store.
H G Dacken returns from a week in the plains country of Texas where he is invested in land. Pineules for the Kidneys are described as golden globules purifying the blood and aiding backaches rheumatism lumbago and fatigue with a 30 days trial offered at $1.00 by W T Palmer & Co drug store.
Frank Pellett departed this morning for Des Moines to attend the Iowa State Horticulture Association meeting.
An advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a quiet cure for constipation headache biliousness and malaria. It claims the operation of appendix removal is dangerous but the pills offer a harmless alternative sold for 26 cents at dealers.
Mrs John H Taylor is described as very ill and is currently hospitalized at Atlantic Hospital. The brief notice notes her serious condition and location for readers seeking updates.
An entry lists ManZan Pile Remedy offering immediate relief and King’s Little Liver Pill with 25 to 50 cent prices sold by W T Palmer Co Drug Store. It also notes a baby girl born to John Carlton and wife and a rabbit hunting crowd totaling 141
J S Pressnall, pension attorney, operates from Room No 1 Downs Building on Chestnut Street in Atlantic Iowa.
Finder urged to leave the missing gold and enamel watch charm at the Messenger office for reward. The item was misplaced on Walnut street or Fourth street or the stairway of the old Commercial Bank Building, bearing a monogram I C and an allegorical figure on the reverse, as noted in Saturday's Daily.
The News reports a limited stock sale of crepe paper in all colors at 8 cents per roll while supplies last. This promotional item offers a brief window for buyers to purchase inexpensive party supplies from the retailer.
Per Hae reports several residents spent time in Des Moines and nearby towns visiting relatives. Kathryn Connor returned home from Des Moines this morning. Mrs. James Troy and children traveled there for relatives. Others including Minnie Odem, the C. C. Odem home, and families from Griswold and Audubon visited or returned home from nearby locales.
An old advertisement touts a dandruff cure named Gandruc? and Newhbro's Llorpicide. It claims only a killer of the dandruff germ can restore healthy hair, urging readers to sample by mail order through The Herpicide Co. of Detroit, Michigan.
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