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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1908
Page
5
A Chicago Record-Herald item explains arctic sensations as relative and presents a 65 to 70 degree north latitude scale. From fifteen degrees above zero to fifty degrees below, effects range from mildly warm to a life struggle, with notes on staying warm, moving extremities, and maintaining circulation.
A trainer from the New York Globe notes that few people know how to pet a horse from the horse’s view. He says most stop for a pat but miss the nerve centers, preferring touches on the eyelids over the favored area between the ears.
A compact survey of odd English book titles from Cromwell's period. Highlights include humorous phrases about charity for church sparrows and Balviyation, and a sailor’s critique of a so called prayer book. It notes playful religious language and nautical lore in the era.
A wandering preacher proclaims colleges unnecessary for ministry while a college graduate contemplates the claim. The exchange echoes ancient Baal processes, with a dismissive Indian observer calling the preacher a big talker. The rest of the fragment shifts to a bone naming joke and a quotation about fear.
Atlantic readers are invited to notify the News in Atlantic Iowa or call No 15 on Eine 11 to request dates related to sales and listings featuring Adam Carter J T Matthews A Ahrens Jim Young Trego Bros Can non Son Cumberland Sam Smith Frank Evans Fred Todenhagen Arthur Reed Clarke Davis Lafe Jack Grant J C Hardman Son Kaiser Bros John Rhuppert Ernest Stafford August Brehmer Wohlenhaus Bros Reuben Hall Griswold Wm Smith Lewis Chris Olaon Man Blake John Anderson Loran and others.
A partial timetable shows eastbound and southbound schedules with numbered passenger, mail, and mixed trains. Several trains list times from early morning to late evening, noting no service on Sundays for Nos 63 and 64, and a Bloomington-like route through Smith Lake and nearby towns.
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