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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1908

Page

2

Democratic Party in Disarray Over Gnome Tribute at Convention

The piece critiques the national Democratic convention for omitting mentions of notable figures and key issues. It argues that Bryan supporters and Cleveland detractors failed to honor the dead and to acknowledge past stances on silver, anti imperialism, and railroad government ownership. The author urges formal resolutions and tombstone epitaphs for abandoned Democratic tenets.

Democratic Party Cleveland Bryan

Hearst Repudiates Bryan Candidacy and Prefers Third Party

The piece notes Hearst’s repudiation of Bryan and its impact on Iowa Democrats and Cass County supporters who once backed Hearst. It mentions Guffey, Jones, and Daly as figures sidelined by Hearst’s stance, while Chicago business reports hint at rising prosperity and Mills reopening as the nation heads toward fall elections. Tom Watson is cited as a perennial middle-of-the-road candidate.

Iowa Cass County William Randolph Hearst St. Louis Hearst Bryan Independence League Guffey James K. Jones National Democratic Committee Marcus Daly Lebanon Chicago

Hair Care Ad Promotes Newbro Terpicide Germ Killer

An old newspaper ad claims dandruff is caused by a germ and that only Newbro's Terpicide destroys the germ. It says the product is harmless, grease free, and stops itching while leaving hair glossy and soft. Sold by Atlantic Drug Co and others with a mail offer.

Newbro Nple Tlerpicide Co Detroit

Campaign fund disclosure urged by Taft backers

The text lists Populists Debs socialist candidate, a murder prisoner, Socialist Labor candidate, Bryan, and Taft. It notes the campaign will intensify, with Taft demanding full publication of all campaign contributions and Sheldon as treasurer to enforce it, citing his prior role with Hughes committee in New York.

Debs Socialist-Labor Party Bryan The Democracy Taft Republicans Sheldon Hughes’ Committee New York

Taft pushes campaign fund publicity into the platform

The article praises Taft for inserting a campaign fund publicity plank and naming a New York treasurer whom he argues will ensure money is gathered under the New York law. It claims Taft has led in practice over platform, noting Democrats would imitate if in power. The piece ends with an ad for ladies’ silk coats at Melcher’s.

Taft Chicago New York Sheldon Denver Mr. Bryan Council A. W. Lanningham Red Oak Iowa Children's Home Society Seattle Wash Washington Children’s Home Society

Aged Woman Ander sen Dies at 89 in Cumberland

Mrs Anna Sophia Andersen died at her son James Andersens home west of Cumberland at age 89. She was born in Germany and came to Mt Etna in 1873. She leaves five sons and one daughter. Interment was in Victoria Center cemetery. The account notes her long life and illness with prior bed confinement. Local notices mention community events and ads intertwined with obituary details.

Cumberland Enterprise Anna Sophia Andersen James Andersen Cumberland Victoria Center Germany Mt. Etna Adams County

Real Estate Transfers listing two property deeds

Charles W. Pawley and wife transfer to Anna Kaufmann on June 15 1908 at 5 percent interest for parcel 19-75-24 with sul. mtes.5 totaling 8000 dollars. Joseph Kessler and wife convey to Anthony Kessler by qed on July 1968 at 4 percent for nw. 44 24-74-36 valued at 1 dollar.

Charles W. Pawley Anna Kaufmann Sul Joseph Kessler Anthony Kessler

Birds tongues and parrot speech imitation noted by naturalists

A Washington naturalist reports on bird tongues explaining the woodpecker uses a sticky tongue to seize prey rather than pierce it and that the parrot mimics human speech because its tongue is well suited for articulation. The hummingbird has a remarkable double tongue aiding insect capture.

Naturalista Washington Chicago Record-Herald

The Ant Eater Harmless Yet Ferocious When Cornered

A description of the anteater, a sloth-related creature with a tubular muzzle and a long sticky tongue that forages ants. It has no teeth, small eyes and ears, and a hairy tail in the largest species. The beast breaks nests with a large foreclaw and can defend itself when cornered, as noted by the London Express.

London Express

The Perfumed Cloud at the Dentist Chair

The dentist laments makeup at the chair as patients arrive with painted faces. He smears makeup from his sleeve, describing a perfumed cloud rising from lips brows and cheeks while joking about the day’s makeup harvest and avoiding the scent.

Deuce

Difficult Feats Extracted From Modern Novels

An editor cites passages from contemporary fiction, noting scenes of a pastor at a manse door, a stealthy light extinguishing, a reunion with a longtime friend, a quiet lemonade moment, and a dramatic line about the chariot of revolution advancing with grinding teeth.

The Occupant In the Rear

A curious exchange at a house door reveals a mysterious independent cook named Evans. A timid man directs a visitor to the rear door and notes the placard reading Out. The woman called Evans appears elusive, coming and going as she pleases, yet is the household cook.

Evans Judge

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