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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1908
Page
2
Modul Steam Laundry states that its business is increasing due to doing work right. The message emphasizes quality service and reliable results as the key driver of growth. No additional details provided.
The piece analyzes Senator Littlefield’s critique of President Roosevelt’s anti injunction claims and cites the lack of concrete evidence from AFL leaders and legal figures. It notes Supreme Court cautions on injunctive use and remarks on political campaigning, plus local newspaper observations of Denver convention coverage and Democratic figures.
A Denver telegraph correspondent claimed a Brown's Palace Hotel in Denver but readers know no such hotel exists. The piece criticizes the Telegraph's accuracy, mocks editorials on Taft and Bryan, notes Parker’s convention humiliation, and lists baseball results from the Western and American leagues.
The ad touts steam power as a hidden force and promotes Newhero’s Herpicide as a remedy for dandruff and hair loss. It claims a tiny germ causes hair thinning, and urges readers to request a sample by mail from Cha Herpicida Co in Detroit Michigan, with two product sizes priced at five and one dollar.
Widow of Grover Cleveland expresses gratitude for messages from across the country and abroad upon his death. Frances F. Cleveland notes she cannot reply individually but thanks all who offered sympathy and tributes in word and deed.
Elizabeth M Daly announces a going out of business sale due to inability to secure sales staff. Beginning July 11 stock of pianos from Storey Clark Hampton W W Kimball Evans Templeton Spies and others will be offered at deep discounts until August 1. Store at 19 Chestnut St. Cash or payments. Also notes a road grader on Lower Chestnut Street and marriage licenses for William Toepter and Elizabeth Zuch.
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