Best Patent Flour Sold At One Twenty Five Per Sack
mH Bailey and Son offer Best Patent Flour at 1.25 dollars per sack as published data.
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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
2
mH Bailey and Son offer Best Patent Flour at 1.25 dollars per sack as published data.
Aimed at households, an ethical, physician approved laxative is advertised as Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. The copy urges buying the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Co. only, available through leading druggists.
A public wager pits The News and The Telegraph against each other over circulation figures. Each side deposits $50 in an Atlantic National Bank to be counted by a three person committee. If The News proves larger lists, Telegraph pays $50 to charity. if not, News pays. The piece defends The News job printing and cites type quality.
R N Farrar of Cat Island Lo recalls a 1902 bout of diarrhoea and credits Chamberlains Colie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with quick relief in 1907. He claims it would have saved him a hundred dollars in doctors pills and calls it one of the best medicines of its kind. Baileys advertises cheap flour. A City Landau driver L D Thomas makes a quick depot to Carter home round trip with two passengers and a trunk.
Nature spares the stricken rose from grief and offers consolation through its own limits. Scientific prompts reveal the germ that causes hair destruction and Newhro's Terpicide claims to destroy the germ, restoring natural hair growth. Sent by Atlantic Drug Company with a sample stamp for 10 cents or 1 dollar.
A detailed portrait of Wall Street security, showing unseen guards in suits and workers with suitcases carrying vast cash and gold. It describes the subtreasury defense with trapdoors, revolvers in open boxes, rifles, Gatling guns, bombs, and steel shutters, plus the Stock Exchange vaults protected by time locks and armed police oversight.
The Original Muster Roll of Captain A Lincoln's Company from the Fourth Regiment of Mounted Volunteers, dated May 27, 1832, is preserved by the treasury auditor. It lists Abraham Lincoln as captain and shows his enlistment on April 21 at Richland, Sangamon County. The document bears Lincoln's certification and Buckmaster's muster officer notes, with lore about Willowby and local figures interwoven in the text.
Anecdote from Life and Letters of Sir Richard Jebb recounts a Disraeli story after a triumphal speech. In Vienna a military companion and Englishman join a royal carriage, and Disraeli demonstrates a polite cab entry by stepping up with his back to the horses, prompting praise from Gorchakov as the politest thing Englishmen do.
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