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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1911
Page
3
The local Root Juice Medicine demonstration at a nearby drug store will end Saturday night after three to four weeks of claims of cures. Buyers can still get three one dollar bottles for two dollars and fifty cents before closing. Local residents report improvements, and many have visited the store to learn of the tonic’s effects on stomach, bowels, bladder, liver, and kidneys.
Miss Sarah Calkins of Waukegan Illinois describes a years long eczema breakout covering her body and limbs. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment along with theخلص Resolvent she reports complete remission with no return. The advertisement promises free samples and a skin care booklet by mail from Potter Drug.
Selig presents a western drama filled with adventure color and emotion. A young actor shines with a remarkable performance aided by a devoted sweetheart. AHEAD FOR BUSINESS follows Lubin as a young artist outsmarts his wary brother in a $40,000 ruse.
Eastbound and local train listings for GrISWOLD and Audubon branches show times for trains from early morning to evening. Sunday schedules indicate departure at 2 30 p m from GrISWOLD with 4 15 p m arrival, and from Audubon depart 11 30 a m arrive 1 55 p m.
UNIQUE Treasurer Grace Palmer conducts, Ella Wilson associate state Conductress, Estelle Forshay trustee for three years. Installation at regular meeting on January 5 for members only. Banquet followed. Visitors Mae Duthie and mother A M Saunders return to Denver. Other locals: J D Peterson visit Atlantic. L P Hadley in Omaha. Val Wiegand weekend Des Moines. Frank and Ira Bontrager promote J I Case car. Pension granted to Mrs J M Briggs retroactive to mid September. Atlantic shoppers include Mrs Frank Carter Jr Will Spence Nelse Johnson. Bert Goodspeed in Anita on legal business. Robert Wilson in Atlantic. Miss Charlotte Holmes visits Wiota. J B Tainter leaves for Menominee. William Jones arrives from Illinois division. A P Blue back from Canada after quarantine on threshing crew with smallpox.
A brief catalog of show titles and plots: A two hobos tale with a hidden treasure, a fishing scenic titled In the Ceram Islands, an evil power tale about mediums, a reading farce about a stranded actor, and an educational film on the crab industry. Each item hints at light entertainment and local cinema programming.
A fragmented notice lists numerous names with dates for upcoming sales and events in Oakland Macedonia Carson and Wiota areas. Entries mention horse sales at Smith's Feed Shed and Wilmer Vincent, and odds and ends like Christmas letters and engraved cards offered by local merchants.
G L Chamberlin advertises chiropractic care locating and removing disease causes without surgery medicine or osteopathy at 402 Chestnut Street and offers phone contact Black B65.
An auctioneer notice from F. O. Miller references comparisons to prominent auctioneers and lists several business figures in Trenton Iowa and nearby towns. The ad includes names such as Col. Carpenter Col. Gwin Dr. Sheldon Col. Aw ing and Col. Hendricks with locations in Lathrop Bedford Dunlap and surrounding areas.
A historical ad for J Burner Wholesale and Retail Department Store promoting the largest and best line of tobacco and cigars in the western district. It calls for prompt attention to AD orders and lists location at 14-16 West Pixth Street.
Wood & Savhr y successors to John H Wood Atlantic announce farm loans at 5 percent 6 percent and 6 percent. Call and see us. Masquerade Ball at Hagles Hall on December 29 hosted by Danish Brotherhood. Keep the date in mind.
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