Hollister Tea Claims Quick Strength for Suffering
An advertisement proclaims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for illness, promising strong restored flesh and muscle. The offer markets Tea or Tablets at 35 cents through Atlantic Drug Co.
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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
7
An advertisement proclaims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for illness, promising strong restored flesh and muscle. The offer markets Tea or Tablets at 35 cents through Atlantic Drug Co.
Washington dispatch discusses potential moves toward an income tax amid tariff concerns. It notes Supreme Court rulings remain a barrier, with the judiciary committee likely to study a constitutional frame next winter, while revenue gaps demand other taxes if needed.
The Ford team defeated the Reo squad by eighteen to three in yesterday afternoon’s baseball clash at the park. Billy McWaid pitched eight innings for the Fords with strong support, Doc Thompson finish ing. Frank Robinson started for the Reos, who fought hard despite ragged defense and heavy hitting.
The article lists a lineup for the Atlantic and Cedar Rapids Rock Island teams in a game at the ball park tomorrow afternoon preceding a Merchants' Greys exhibition. It includes players from Atlantic Anderson Peacock Bingham Phares Dahlberg Sankey Morrow Poch Lorenzen Lindberg Hayward and sub, and Cedar Rapids Gunnie Manney Ceyka Dietz Schneberger Lowe Thill O'Brien Sullivan Yonda with notes on positions and substitutes.
Ed Jacobs was arrested last night by Sheriff Duval and jailed in the county bastile. This morning Avoca officers returned him to the city to answer to the charge of assault with intent to do great bodily injury for allegedly hitting a man with a beer bottle last Monday evening.
R. B. A. Stockdale invites patients to visit The Doctor at his Des Moines office on Mondays Fridays and Saturdays for appointments.
A taxpayer from Atlantic Iowa questions city rules allowing some to tether horses on grass while others are barred. He seeks an explanation for the apparent selective application of the policy and fairness under the city’s regulations.
The passage notes that a future income tax could be considered but would require careful formulation and lengthy lead time before generating any revenue. It emphasizes the delay between adoption and practical revenue realization.
Wil Petite visited Des Moines yesterday and arranged a special film feature for the Unique Theatre. The house is thriving and the management plans further improved features.
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