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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1909
Page
2
The article attacks Senator Cummins for advocating open competition and free trade. It argues that his stance would erode tariff barriers, harm domestic industries, depress wages, and lead to widespread business failures. The writer labels the revision as mad and rootless, warning against world competition at the expense of American workers.
A motivational notice urges readers to live healthily and avoid excess in feeding drinking and dressing. It argues health costs are paid over time and links a good start to breakfast using H C Corn Flakes or Egg O See Wheat Flakes with Egg O Bor Flour to build muscle and nerve strength.
Mr and Mrs John Kohl and children of Waterloo visit his parents for a few days. Sam Crane installs poles and now has a Musson phone on line thirty four. Mrs Trailor of Maine guests of Mrs Max Gingery last week. Frank Pellett lectured on The Plan of Eden at Fletcher Chapel Tuesday. Stanley Wood and sister Vira visit O N Becker home over Sunday. Earl Beckhart visited Maine and secured a class of music scholars. Mrs Georges and daughter Mrs Shaffer of Red Oak arrive for a few days at A Lambs home. Ladies Club meets Thursday at Mrs O N Becker’s. About sixty attend Miss Mayberry school picnic. she is secured for the fall term. COOK WITH GAS COOK WITH GAS.
A historical note describes a cough remedy 4ees Laxative Cough Syrup for coughs colds croup whooping cough and bronchial relief with a laxative edge. It promotes a child friendly preparation sold by W. T. Palmer & Co Drug Store. The Green Bay Lumber Co touts vim boosting tonic Hojilister's Rocky Mountain Tea marketed by Atlantic Drug Co priced at 85 cents.
Repeated heavy rains brought twelve inches of water to the locality washing fields on hillsides and flooding low lands. Cattle were struck by lightning, and some pastors, while church efforts seek to retain Rev. Lewig. Residents urge A. N. S. road extension and note a strong 1909 strawberry harvest at C. G. Reynolds.
An Atlantic Drug Co. advertisement promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets as a nerve and digestion booster that promotes restful sleep and overall strength, priced at 85 cents.
Fish and game authorities charged W J and Theo Woodward with failing to equip the Lewis dam with a proper fish runway. Bond set at 200 dollars. Hearing scheduled for Monday at ten in the morning. Paul Brown, Des Moines, son of the late Theo Brown, arrives for the Brown Laverade wedding in Griswold this evening.
A roster of westbound and eastbound trains detailing numbers and departure times for the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific lines including the Omaha Flyer and various locals and expresses. It notes Sunday service omissions for Nos. 63 and 64 and lists Audubon and Griswold Branches with additional mixed trains. Also advertises Pineules kidney remedy from W T Palmer & Co. drug store.
In a period advertisement style claim the copy touts Hollister's Rocks Mountain Tea as a tonic that quickens the blood and strengthens the body from weakness to power. The ad markets tea and tablets from Atlantic Co at 85 cents and reads as a bold health elixir for suffering humanity.
A Rock Island Carson branch train near Oakland had two cars and an engine leave the track this morning. The cars were righted and placed back on the rails with no injuries reported, though the incident caused temporary excitement for rail workers and witnesses.
A large number of delegates to the Elk Horn conference, home ward bound, were in the city last evening seeking transit or lodging and sharing news from the gathering.
A newspaper style ad urges patrons to care for plants and hair by addressing root causes. It endorses Newbro's Herpicide to destroy the germ causing dandruff and hair loss, claiming healthier hair results. Sold by leading druggists with sample offers and guaranteed dollars.
A fragmented notice indicates a doctor will be in his Des Moines office on Mondays Fridays and Saturdays. The readable bits suggest regular clinic hours, but exact times and additional details are missing from the OCR fragment.
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