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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
8
T B Swan attorney at law reports drawn and probated appointments for administrator and guardian secured. Pro bate practice listed as specialty with general law business transacted in Atlantic Iowa.
Western Canadian threshing reports show higher than expected yields across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with Alberta's Marquis wheat yielding 53 bushels per acre. At land expo in St Louis the robust hard wheat could fetch high prices and a profitable net of about 9 dollars per acre after costs. The piece notes agrarian progress and favorable social climate with large tracts of land still available for settlement as Canada attracts migrant farmers.
A physician notes Resinol’s remarkable results in treating eczema and itching, citing a patient who spent over 100 on remedies yet was cured with one 50g jar. The testimonial emphasizes its effectiveness and calls it a true wonder in dermatologic care.
An odd blurb touts Mrs Winston’s Boothing Syrup claiming it soothes teething discomfort and wind colic for children at 26¢ per bottle. The ad’s tone jokes about a man avoiding him because of his tongue, suggesting a humorous or carnival-style product pitch.
President Taft urges economy yet insists Congress should promptly pay the nation’s valid claims. The article notes government expenses near one billion dollars, compares past warnings of a “billion dollar congress,” and explains the court of claims process for private debt to the United States. It also mentions the National Press Club hosting figures like Peary, Shackleton, Sarah Bernhardt, Theodore Roosevelt, and others.
Mrs Smith studies a group photo of Rocky Mountain burros and asks which one is her husband James. The caption presents a light moment as she identifies him in a humorous scene from a trail or camp setting.
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