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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1909
Page
3
Des Moines June 5 Dr Paul Koto state veterinarian reports stock infected including cattle and hogs are being shipped into Iowa from other states. The issue compounds efforts to stamp out disease while a hog cholera serum factory comes online July 1 as more tubercular cattle are found and hog deaths rise in places across the state.
Reader advisory by William A. Radford notes growing porch and veranda trends in northern Chicago suburbs. He explains terms loggia porch and porch versus loggia entry, with examples of parapet walls and separated entrances as common features in stylish homes along the lake shore.
A Radford editor describes screen framed loggias in small bungalows, noting weatherproof glazed sash, mosquito screens, and cement construction. It covers porch screening, grooved guides set in cement, and the shift from primitive shelters to year round, compact summer homes near railways with solid foundations and adaptable attic space.
An impressionable young woman at a front window spots a man and a woman talking earnestly on the street. The aunt dismisses the scene as asthma and routine, while a street voice reminds Fred to come home early.
A brief note on a novellas style claims the sentence about Lord St. Orville and Julia marks a once popular 80 year old novel. The writer recalls a bygone era of refined taste and lush prose amid a playful aside about schoolgirl extracts.
Jack Wilber, the hermit of Peaked mountain in Bangor Maine, explains his solitary life after losing his fiancée Mary Stoningham. He earned wealth in California and Washington, then learned she died two days before he reached her home, driving him to live alone in a log hut in Washington county. Pennsylvania leads in personal property taxation.
Louis Cohen a Russian boarder in Philadelphia falls into deep sleep after fright. Doctors report repeated attempts to awaken him fail with electric shocks ice baths and pills. He cannot be roused yet survives without food for extended periods and has awakened only after long naps following shocks. The case puzzles physicians noting a reflex sleep after fright and Cohen’s unusual physical strength.
John Simonton a Deep River poultry raiser fought a 50 pound wild cat at dawn after hearing a noise among his chickens. The beast slashed his head and arms in a 16 minute struggle aided by his dog. Simonton killed the animal with a club, though severely injured.
A water skimmer and a hawk clashed above Oak Orchard Delaware as a three foot wall of water trickled by. The hawk wrapped in Sterolds fought for minutes until the eel coil bound its wings and forced the bird to plunge back into the river, ending the tense encounter.
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