Buggies and Wagons Offered at Quick Prices
A local dealer advertises a rush sale of buggies and wagons, promising fast prices to move stock quickly. The appeal invites customers to visit and become satisfied buyers, urging immediate action.
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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1908
Page
7
A local dealer advertises a rush sale of buggies and wagons, promising fast prices to move stock quickly. The appeal invites customers to visit and become satisfied buyers, urging immediate action.
An enduring tale from London Chronicle tells how a cock confined in the Marlborough’s coop, after a shot disabled the ship, perched on the mainmast stump and crowed to rally the crew as they endured heavy fire. Cheers revived spirits and the ship pressed the fight until relief came. The fanciful note sits beside unrelated items on cigars, Commodore Perry, and a tip for loosening tight screws with pliers and a screwdriver.
The New York American notes bird dogs have a few centuries of history and traces the first trainer to the Duke of Northumberland in the sixteenth century. It cites early practice of setting birds and records a distinct breed, the Gordon setter, founded by the Duke of Gordon around 1800.
A collection of brief witticisms from London papers. A young lady notices a horse’s mouth bleeding and tells a cabby the horse has hemorrhage. The cabby quips about a tongue too large for his mouth and likens it to young ladies. Another exchange concerns moving into a neighborhood and terms being cash.
A reflective line argues against punishments for children, claiming a sensible child fears a mother's frown more than tools or scolding. The quote emphasizes discipline rooted in judgment over harsh methods.
Echo de Testis laments urban insomnia in Paris as citizens suffer colorless lips pale faces and feverish eyes, warning that modern life robs true restorative sleep.
The Register and Leader publisher offer extends this year to January 1 1909 with $2.00 daily and Sunday and $3.00 for all. It promises balanced Iowa political coverage, markets, sports box scores, and cartoons. Also included is an appeal from a Notre Dame Lady for a free home treatment curing rheumatism and related pains claiming to purify blood and restore energy, addressed to Mrs. M Summers Notre Dame Ind.
All members of the Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodmen of America are earnestly requested to meet at their hall at 2 00 p m sharp Sunday June 21 to attend memorial services in a body COMMITTEE.
Water mains will be flushed over Saturday night and Sunday with low pressure. Consumers are advised to govern themselves accordingly. Signed T. E. Nichols, Superintendent.
Born in Iowa, Ennis Bros promote Chamberlains Colic Remedy in Narcoossee Florida after long trust in Des Moines produced aid in El Paso. Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodmen memorials set for Sunday at Church of Christ with 2 30 p m address by Rev W M Elston followed by cemetery graveside rites. Everyone invited to attend. Rooms with or without board sought for tournament visitors. note to George W Towne for stationery selection.
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