Train schedule fragment for Sunday service times
Mixed express and mail trains listed for Sunday with times including No 593 at 6 15, No 395 at 2 36 pm, No 323 at 2 30 pm, No 339 at 6 40 am, No 391 at 2 20 pm, and No 321 at unspecified Sunday only.
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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
4
Mixed express and mail trains listed for Sunday with times including No 593 at 6 15, No 395 at 2 36 pm, No 323 at 2 30 pm, No 339 at 6 40 am, No 391 at 2 20 pm, and No 321 at unspecified Sunday only.
An offer states a one hundred dollar reward for any gatarrh that cannot be cured by Halt's Catarrh Cure. The ad extols the medicine as disease fighting internally through the blood and mucous surfaces, promises purity, and notes a price of 75 cents per bottle. It includes endorsements from J Cheney & Co and a bank official from National Bank of Joliet, Toledo Ohio, claiming reliability and ability to fulfill obligations.
Sunday night January 1 features The Greatest Question in The World. Monday January 2 is Membership Night with Converting A Church Member. Tuesday January 3 Fathers Night and The Poorest Excuse of A Father in Atlantic. Wednesday January 4 Mothers Night and The Poorest Excuse of A Mother in Atlantic. Thursday January 5 Children Night presenting The Bible and Child Confession. Friday January 6 Young Peoples Night with Remembering and Forgetting. No service Saturday night.
A newspaper notice promotes nightly services with lively singing and earnest preaching. It advertises a unique musical portion each night and invites readers to attend all meetings. It also promotes ZEMO skin remedy with a money back guarantee.
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