30 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
1
Health and farming guidance covers milk handling and cooling, hog and poultry feeding, calf and foal rearing, beekeeping, bulb storage, asparagus planting, sheep and cattle stock improvement, and winter preparation. Emphasizes clean milk, proper grain mix, and staggered feeding schedules for young stock to maximize growth and profit.
Miss Isabelle Lengel, 117 pounds, emerges as a remarkable strength athlete. Beginning with light exercise under her athlete father’s guidance, she now lifts 700 pounds with ease, aims for 1,000, and trains twice daily without a harness. The piece traces her family athletic lineage and progressive training from ages three to fourteen and notes her aim to prove strength through disciplined routine.
A strong man lifts 1,367 pounds and has a chest expansion of 10 inches. With a harness he has raised 2,000 pounds. He has a daughter Ethel aged 24 who follows her sister. she weighs under 90 and can lift 210 pounds.
Frau Bertha Hejemes of Vienna has not slept for seven years after a kidnap attempt on her child. She remains otherwise healthy, content with wakefulness, and maintains household duties and reading. Doctors in Budapest study the unusual sleeplessness.
In Dayton Ohio farmer Charles Carrenkopé attempted to shoot a squirrel from a tree. The shotgun misfired twice and exploded in his barn resulting in a fatal head wound.
At a Warren county cider mill ten cows wandered from an adjoining farm into the mill yard after a trough of apple mash was left uncovered. The cows acted frisky then collapsed one by one, alarming farmers who called a veterinarian. He found they were merely drunk on cider mash. The cows recovered after ice baths and are now feeding from pasture, with a new trough cover installed to prevent repeats.
Fred Rosenthal a cigar clerk at 110 Monroe Street was locked inside a steel vault holding 4,000,000 cigars in the H M Schermerhorn store. The automatic lock trapped him for two hours as humidors filled the air with strong Havana fumes. He emerged faint but uninjured, later mocked by coworkers as the poorly branded remark “imported groma.”
The Second Presbyterian Church of Pittsburg with 1,100 members offers a practical checkroom that serves as a real nursery. Nurses care for babies while mothers attend services, highlighting the church’s attention to parental convenience and community care.
E R Johnson aged sixty eight of Richardson Kansas left to return a wrong umbrella. In a driving rain he stepped in front of an Erie train and was killed. He has a son in Topeka and is said to own several farms in Kansas.
A historian foretells a future world state with a global government and its executive, drawn from Hague tribunal origins and peace conference offspring. He argues a shift toward cosmopolitan citizenship, with elite favoring worldism over patriotism as nations blend into a single globe society.
A reader laments stingy suitors who skip a 2 cent stamp to RSVP or send thanks for gatherings. The piece mocks men who avoid fares and favors, arguing hospitality requires courtesy and payment of small costs. It contrasts such behavior with women hosting and the social friction when invitations go unacknowledged.
In the Southwest stockmen hobble horses at night to keep them near. The narrator then reflects that a hobble can make a woman appear grotesque, claiming freedom of movement is tied to grace. He suggests exposing the “hobbled hop” to shock a woman into changing her ways.
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