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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1908

Page

7

Tag Day in Capital Hurts Hats and Hands in Washington

Round the Capital reports a June 18 tag day in Washington where passersby wore plain cardboard tags from five-dollar to one-dollar values. People, including President Roosevelt and Attorney General Bonaparte, paid to avoid “holdups” while youths like Quentin Roosevelt earned money peddling ten-cent tags. A glamorous crowd near the White House and Riggs National Bank participated, the event drawing guards, and exempting some officials.

Washington Ashington Roosevelt Bonaparte White House Quentin Roosevelt Mr. Loeb Riggs National Bank

Mrs Meyer Sparks Washington Social Turmoil With Elite Circles

Mrs. Meyer, wife of George von Leéngerke Meyer, stirs Washington society by snubbing cabinet wives and inviting only diplomatic corps and millionaire spouses to entertainments such as a duke of Abruzzi visit. Miss Alice Appleton Meyer, heiress, and daughters Alice and Julia Meyer have met czars and kings, now to greet Britain’s ruler.

George von Leéngerke Meyer Vila Meyer Levin P. Morton Washington Test Beacon Street Alice Appleton Great London Miss Alice Julia Meyer Austria Italy Great Britain

Postage Stamp Gum As Diet Fad Revealed

A dubious report explains that licking stamps yields a taste of sweet potato gum. Government gum made at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing is applied to sheets by rollers, dried in hot air, and labeled as Summer or Winter Gum. Handle stamps carefully, avoid corner sheets, and beware the many hands that pass a sheet before sale.

United States Uncle Sam Bureau of Engraving and Printing

American Suckers Warned by Consul in Dunfermline

The American consul at Dunfermline issued a guide to avoid antique and art scams aimed at wealthy tourists. He notes common deceptions such as false Burns chairs Mary Queen of Scots tables modern Sheffield Plate fake engravings and prints and misleading rare furniture aged with pumice stone and oil. He urges buyers to insist on a dealer's guarantee and warns that antiquities are heavily faked abroad.

Dunferm- Jlime Robert Burns Bobbie Sheffield America

Pie Girl Alive: Susie Johnson Reveals Pie Exit Tale

New York report confirms Susie Johnson, known as the Pie Girl, is alive not buried. She says money paid her to disappear and explains how the pie feast was planned. She denies marriage, death by consumption, or burial in Potter's Field. prior Thaw era sensationalism is recalled.

Susie Johnson New York Upper Ife Bohemia Potter’s Field Harry Thaw Stanford White White Jimmy” Breese Carouse

Pie Girl Reveals Truth Behind Notorious Dinner Scene

Susie Johnson, the so called pie girl, speaks to deny marriage and illness tales tied to a famous 1895 dinner. She recalls posing for artists at fifteen in James L. Breesa studio and explains how Robert Reid staged the crusted pie act with birds for the spectacle, funded by Henry C. Poor.

Wall Street Mr. Rockefeller Carnegie Susie Johnson Henry C. Poor James L. Breesa Sixteenth Street Robert Reid Mr. Poor Mr. Reid

Cat With Unusual Litter And Odd Peculiarities

A mother cat gives birth to a rare litter with seemingly joined or linked kittens described as double siamese twins. The feline appears possessed of peculiar traits yet remains an effective rat catcher.

Tabby the Maltese Rat Captivates Brooklyn With Odd Litter

Mrs Grinnell of 598 Lafayette Avenue owns Tabby a Maltese rat famed for biannual feats. Tabby produced a remarkable litter including kittens with seven toes and five toe dogs but some were mysteriously knotted. Neighbors gathered to view the odd brood. Mrs Grinnell ended several lives and considers ending Tabby herself while noting the cat is an adept rat catcher.

Brooklyn Tabby

New Birds for the Mountains in Denver Park

Two capercailzie arrived from Sweden and are kept in Denver's city park. Owner W I Kendrick plans to breed them in Colorado, then release the young in suitable mountain areas. The birds, turkey sized and hardy, feed on treetop vegetation and berries amid snow.

Denver Col Sweden W.I.’. Kendrick Colorado Mountains Kendrick Colorado Mr. Kendrick

Woman Chooses Nurse as Heir Wife in Mount Holly

Mrs. Carmine Pallante died after a long illness. Angela Izzi, her nurse and daughter Christina Izzi of Philadelphia, cared for her. As death neared Pallante chose Angela Izzi as his wife after her dying declaration. He later married Mrs. Izzi, a development kept private until now.

Mount Holly N. J Carmine Pallante Angela Izzi Christina Izzi Philadelphia Angela Pallante Izzi

Professional Cards From Iowa Trust and Savings Bank

Pene Gao presents professional cards for CHAS A GRUBB et al at Iowa Trust and Savings Bank outlining services and affiliations. The fragment notes roles, dates, and banking relations in a concise local notice style.

Eters Apa Iowa Trist and Savings B Bank

G Miller Suite 2 Gillespie Building Musson Office Contact

Miller G occupies Suite 2 at the Gillespie Building in Musson. Office contact shows telephone 896 at Atlantic.

Gillespie Building Musson Atlantic

Formerly Interne Hospital State Uni versity of Iowa

Fragmentary text references an institution once named Interne Hospital State University of Iowa and a location at 263 Black, Atlanta, suggesting a historical or administrative note with unclear context.

Interne State University of Iowa Black Atlanta

Wills and probate activity in Atlanta reported

Fragmentary notes show T. B. Swan on wills drawn and probated with references to probate practice and law business in Atlanta. The readable text mentions executors, heirs, and filings though specifics are unclear.

Atlantiai

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