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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1909
Page
2
ManZan Pile Remedy offered in a tube with nozzle for direct application to affected parts priced at 50 cents. Also advertised King s Little Liver Pills from W. T. Palmer & Co. Drug Store claim to relieve sick headache constipation and biliousness while cleansing the system and not causing griping, priced at 25 cents.
Two well known Noble township youths, Miss May Wasmer and JE H Pelzer of Atlantic, were wed at the bride’s home on February 24 with Rev. J. W. Knoll officiating. The couple will reside on the Henry Pelzer farm and begin housekeeping amid well wishes from family and friends. The item notes the couple’s prominent local standing and future plans.
Attorney H. M. Boorman today settled the Reid versus B and Q railroad case over a delayed stock shipment. The settlement satisfied both parties in the suit.
Misery from an upset stomach ends in five minutes with Diapepsin. The ad urges families to keep a 50 cent case, claiming it digests food, relieves heartburn and sour stomach, and prevents foul breath.
A Cary goods store head tells a salesman he is being made “dead” for a month to test if the firm can survive without him. The plan is sarcasm aimed at the salesman’s self praise. The clerk is told to start work and show how alive the shop remains during the trial period. The exchange occurs in the stove and range department.
An Atlantic Drug Store notice promotes Mister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy to cleanse winter impurities. The ad emphasizes the product in tea or tablet form priced at 35 cents, urging readers not to wait until ill.
An old advertisement fragment for Parlor and Pantitorium run by Roy Heugha promotes Farmers Tribune offerings at 420 cents. It references the Daily Weekly News and amta News directories at Franke, hinting at bundled purchase options.
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