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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1908
Page
2
The text appears as a clipped newspaper fragment from Atlantic with postal notice and editor names including JEHAS F. CHASEH and FP. CHASE. It mentions second class matter under Congress of March 3, 1879 and a contact phone line, priced at 3.00.
An old travel advertisement urges taking a vacation and to carry Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, noting it may be hard to obtain on trains or ships and recommending Atlantic Drug Company for sale. It lists local businesses including patronize the American Shin ing Parlor and Partitorium and doctors H K Williams and Wouf Flamiae with Chestnut Street offices.
A compact, humorous look at how people and things can seem good yet overwhelm daily life. Jokes about joining organizations, singing neighbors, late visitors, and a salesman’s promise of satisfaction mix with quips from jokes and literary lines, all reflecting a light, local-voiced anecdotal panorama.
Gentlewomen troubled by thinning hair can prevent further loss and encourage thicker growth with Newbro’s Herpicide. The preparation is an oil free, non staining hair dressing that kills the dandruff germ at the root, enabling hair to rise and grow anew. A sample is offered for 10 cents, with full sizes available through Atlantic Drug Company and Detroit based makers.
Instructions from the San Francisco News Letter on naval aboard etiquette cover saluting the flag, speech of ranks, deck terms, and proper conduct. Mariners are warned about avoiding stairs, protecting the quarter deck, respecting private quarters, and avoiding tips to crew.
Senate era style notes that medals for bravery may be awarded by the president on recommendations from the Interstate Commerce Commission for acts of heroism on railroads. The design features a railroad helper facing an oncoming train, with a laurel wreath on the reverse and a bronze medal with a gold enamel button.
A Bohemian Magazine line notes that Brooke-Ciuiscan calls a spade a spade while Lynn cites lack of synonyms. It asserts personal actions and work are the sole items one must answer for in a pointed Rempts quotation.
A witty meditation contrasts British cleanliness with older habits and reflects on social change. It then pivots to a critique of the don’t worry creed, arguing that guidance should promote constructive work and reeducation for nervous energy. The piece cites Rev S 8 McComb in Harper's Bazar.
The article recounts Jefferson Davis detailing his Confederate leadership path from Beauvoir to Montgomery and the presidency, noting his conscientious service. It also covers Bava Luchman Dass undergoing intense yoga training in India, including seven days on finger tips judged by officials.
A fragment recounts a state notice describing a law banning naked shouldered dress for white females aged ten and older in public places with fines from 100 to 200 dollars. It contrasts chatter about ancient Greece with a quip about Greek attire and childrearing, citing a Cleveland Leader remark.
A child declares intent to name a kitten after Uncle Jehosaphat, prompting the remark that the mother says the animal must be drowned anyway, reflecting a rustic, humorous exchange from the column.
An eclectic clipping presents quips about anomalies and repairs from a New Orleans Democrat column. A chauffeur weighs whether avoiding repair costs marks true anomaly while jokes pair with curious social puzzles and a doubtful spouse. The passage mixes dialect humor and portraits of everyday concerns.
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