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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1909
Page
7
The Cass County Normal Institute reports 160 enrolled, a solid turnout though below prior years. Special classes in physics and algebra proceed, with lectures at the Presbyterian church and morning sessions at the high school.
The case against W. J. and Tney Woodward charged with failing to equip Lewis dam with a fishway was continued for thirty days by agreement. The settlement hinges on putting in a fishway if needed and the defendants paying costs. water conditions delayed installation.
John Kernan was arrested late today by Shevil Duval on information from County Attorney Goodspeed charging lewdness involving several small boys. He appeared before Justice Pressnall and consulted with his attorney Hi Mr Willard. Conviction could lead to penitentiary imprisonment. Osbert Mallory, who escaped from Knoxville inebriate asylum, was arraigned for escape, waived examination, bound over the grand jury, and to post bond for court appearance. Both cases plus the Fish-Way matter kept Justice Pressnall busy.
The late Fred Willard was honored in a funeral at his daughter Mrs Mae Roan home 201 Maple Street with interment in Atlantic Cemetery Rev George officiating Rev Bell reported improved health and doctors pleased with his progress Dr King s New Life Pills touted for digestive relief and restored appetite noted as a side remark
Spanking does not cure children of bed wetting and a constitutional cause for the trouble is cited. Mrs M Sut hers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment with instructions sent to mothers without money required. The notice claims the treatment also helps adults with daytime urine difficulties and promotes the American Shining Parlor and Pantorium at 1 Hy 4th St run by Roy Hedges.
Proposals for bids will be received by the City Council of Atlantic In at the City Clerk s office until 6.00 p m July 6 1909 for laying about 700 feet of 4 inch water main removing 700 feet of 2 inch main laying 400 feet of 1 inch pipe and building 33 well curbing at the water works plant Plans specifications and file at City Clerk s office The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
A scrambled compilation lists ailments and conditions such as congestion fever lung fever lameness injuries and kidney and bladder disorders. It mentions indigestion staggers and various obscure terms with scattered, unclear names separated by punctuation.
An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the greatest tonic and strength remedy for humanity. It claims to quicken the blood and lift the brain and body from weakness to power. Available as tea or tablets for 35 cents from Atlantic Drug Co.
An old advertisement promotes a guaranteed cough remedy labeled Bees Laxative Cough Syrup. It claims relief for coughs colds croup whooping cough and bronchial affections with a pleasant taste. Produced by W T Palmer & Co Drug Store targeting children due to its laxative properties.
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