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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1909
Page
6
William A Radford explains a compact 25 by 27 foot one and a half story home designed for a newly married couple. He praises triple upstairs windows, a front hall adjacent to the kitchen, a combination living and dining room, and cellar shelves. He argues small, affordable houses suit budgets and postulates a home center for a contented life.
A guide to avoiding adulterated paint and costly re painting is offered by National Lead Co. Houseowners can obtain a free painting guide and color book, plus a device to detect adulteration. The Dutch Boy trademark is cited as a seal of purity. It also mentions women saving toward independence and a courteous government notice to Charles James Fox ending his membership.
A condensed moral admonition urges a poor young man to shun fraud and disloyalty, endure hardship while others rise, reject flattery, and stay true to virtue. If prayers endure, bless God and die with unbleached honor in steadfast integrity.
In a wry exchange the couple argues over authority as Wedderly jokes his wife only concedes superiority when a long pencil needs sharpening. The remark, reported by Chicago News, captures a playful jab amid domestic banter.
A historical warning against mercury in catarrh ointments notes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. emphasizes internal use and authenticity. A Canadian dry goods fire prompts a rival ad offering sympathy and hopes for swift recovery. A short fiction snippet and a humorous anecdote follow about a dog named Dora and a child’s kindly fundraiser.
A New York man shares a letter praising Grape Nuts and Postum claims, noting that reducing meat and greasy foods improved digestion and energy. He credits two years on Grape Nuts with better health for him and his family, calling the product more effective than medicines. The ad invites readers to “read The Road to Wellville” and asserts letters are genuine.
A collage of humor and advice text from a 19th century page. References a boy eager to quit studying, beauty aids, patent medicines, and humorous quips about health, travel for health, and home remedies. It includes product pitches for Lane's Family Medicine, Hamlin’s Wizard Oil, Garfield Tea, Brown's Bronchial Troches, and PAZO Ointment with pricing notes.
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