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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
6
A vivid fragment describes four men on a rear platform where odors from a cigar disturb conversation. One man notices a band burning on a cigar and the complacent smoker dismisses it, saying he is not saving them. A second short anecdote follows about a golf club secretary taunted by a long driver as he challenges the play on a summer day.
The dialogue centers on Miss Flossie and heiress confrontation with Baron Fucash. He admits language limits as a foreigner while the heiress accuses him of breaking his word. A diplomat is framed as mastering the art of avoiding a firm no.
Former President Theodore Roosevelt toured Europe delivering scholarly lectures in Paris Berlin and Oxford while being treated as a celebrated American of the era. He received royal welcomes from emperors kings and nobility and drew vast crowds in Paris Brussels Amsterdam Copenhagen and Christiania.
Roosevelt and his party traveled through Venice Vienna and London in a European tour. He met royalty, delivered scholarly lectures, and received honors including a Cambridge doctor of laws degree amid public fanfare and a grand reception in London before returning to New York aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria.
A quoted exchange features a lawyerly motto, The truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, followed by a remark about preferring another person to deliver it. The line hints at a dynamic discussion on credibility and who should speak the truth.
A testimonial extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment for an elderly woman’s eczema and hair regrowth after six months of use. A separate note recalls a foot rash improved by Cuticura over winters. The second vignette features an Irish policeman and a fast three-car motor sequence ending with a witty remark.
Obscure 19th century ad copy warns against ointments for catarrh containing mercury and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo as mercury free and blood acting. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills and a light humorous fable about counting chewed clams.
An ad filled page fragment asks about Muskoka’s beauty and provides the Grand Trunk Railway’s Muskoka Folder offering a map views and local facts. It lists W. Cookson Chicago contact and mentions travel from major U S cities. It also includes impulse lines on English travel queries and Murine eye remedy ads.
Fragmentary OCR note discusses a method for treating cramps diarrhea and dysentery with a medicine called Puinkdilier Perry Day 3. Mentions maintained reputation for years and a silver cup. Appears as stray instructional snippet rather than a complete story.
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