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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1909
Page
7
An ad extols a Modern Mausoleum as an affordable, lasting alternative to private vaults. It promises dry, peaceful resting places in a house of many mansions where winters are never damp and visitors can read the names of loved ones carved within.
Atlantic Iowa March 1 1909 residents urged to sign orders for crypts to gauge Mausoleum size. No payment upfront, price one hundred dollars with half due on in and half on dedication. Addresses potential moves and resale of apartments, touts long term entombment benefits and urges local contact for plans and details after visiting El Paso Illinois Mausoleum. committee reports favorable overall appearance.
Nearly all skin diseases including eczema tetter salt rheum and barber's itch cause intense itching and smarting. Quick relief may be had by applying Chamberlain's Salve which allays itching and smarting almost instantly. Many cases have been cured by its use. For sale by the Atlantic Drug Co.
Bruce Kreiger arrives from Denver to visit parents Henry Kreiger and wife. Mrs. Louise Morgan leaves for Nebraska to visit relatives. Mrs. Emma Lewis and Maude run errands in Atlantic. Mrs. H J Allyn returns from Red Oak after a short visit. Mrs. Roy Hedges and baby back in Atlantic after a week with relatives. Miss Marie Montague visits Atlantic with cousin Miss Ruane. W Nevill returns from Chicago on Brick and Light business. Mrs. Jane Woodward returns from Des Moines. Mollie Mills departs for Omaha on business. John Montague returns from Columbus Wisconsin. Mrs. Frank Both and son go to Wiota after visit with A Morton and wife. James P. Harris conducts business in Atlantic. J W Zike and family visit Council Bluffs relatives, returning the same day. Mrs. B Hendrix and children move to Artesian South Dakota. Mrs. Clarence Hedges slowly improving. Ladies Oakwood Association reelects officers Martha Sheets president Mary Pulley vice president Jessie Phillips secretary Mary Roberts treasurer. Miss Daisy Welly visits from Wyoming. Mrs. Moses Doty, aged resident, dies from paralysis. funeral plans not set. School directors election yields no contest F J Mecomber and W B Davis reelected. Woman's Missionary Society of Congregational church to meet with Mrs G C Bohling. tea served. Mrs A Phares of Atlantic listed as very sick at her parents’ home.
Prof H A Howell of Howell's African School Havana Cuba testifies that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy saved his sick baby. He recalls his mother's use of the remedy and notes immediate relief and full recovery after three days. Sold by the Atlantic Drug Co.
The News announces a temporary bargain rate of 75 cents on the Des Moines Daily Cantal from now until July 1, authorized for a short period to attract readers and promote circulation.
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