Oriental Parlors Shoe DyeingAdds City Shine
A brief notice announces a shoe dyeing service at Oriental Parlors claiming best shine in the city. It highlights dyeing of shoes as the specialty.
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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
9
A brief notice announces a shoe dyeing service at Oriental Parlors claiming best shine in the city. It highlights dyeing of shoes as the specialty.
Two Cass County women seek divorce in April district court. Clara B. Moore accuses Melvin Moore of cruel and inhuman treatment and requests custody of their minor son Donald. Melinda Spies says John F. Spies deserted her. she seeks divorce and restoration of her maiden name. Frank O. Evans sues A Scott and wife for 275 on a piano purchase. Rudolph and Pine represent the plaintiff.
Orders for Thomas delivery are to be left at Bradley's store or Steinke's store as per instruction. The choice of location offers flexibility for the recipient's pickup or delivery arrangements.
County Superintendent Bertha Johnson says there is a decided shortage of rural school teachers in the county with eight vacancies. Spring terms start next week in some schools and largely on April 6 and April 18. She warns salaries and conditions must improve to attract and retain educators.
The paper publishes its sworn circulation statements daily. A typographical error changed 1066 to 1011 for the day before. The yesterday figure was 1070. Advertisers may verify any statement by consulting the subscription books.
A string of short notes records visits and business in the city. Mae Harris of Harlan and Sam Hoffman from Colfax are mentioned, with K P smokers and a Razor and Strop sale noted. Various residents from Atlantic and nearby towns are cited visiting, attending conventions, or renewing allegiance to the Evening News. Local ads promote Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring tonic.
The quote urges focus on work not constant wandering for other pleasures. It stresses avoiding shame in one’s labor and refraining from wishing to do something else.
Atlantic Drug Co advertises Vinol cod liver tonic as a tonic reconstructor to boost digestion, appetite, and blood, claiming it revitalizes the weak and run down. A testimonial from Rose Blair of the Sopomore club in Kansas City praises Vinol for restoring health, with a money back offer if not satisfactory.
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