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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1909

Page

10

Red Eye Camp Confirms Reform Fiasco and Feuds

A traveling drummer recalls a mining camp named Red Eye where natives and even dogs greeted him. A tall miner detains him and locals joke about reform efforts. The tale covers a street cleaning department, Hung Wok the washer, a bear and a bearable chaos, with fights, arrests, and a made courthouse by Fubsby, ending as the narrator flees toward Pizen Junction.

Aliona Red Hye Red Eye The Commonwealth Mawral Bailiwick New York Reform Pizen Junction Rat Butterfoot Jim Bowster Widder To Pizen Junction Jim Boston Tubsby Pizen Fubsby Hisself Grisby’s

A Diplomat and a Private Secretary in Predictable Banter

A veteran statesman chides a young private secretary over tobacco while the aide deflects with a joke about a cigarette. The piece then shifts to library buying habits, noting publishers face library-driven demand, with some books selling out quickly and libraries preferring spring to autumn for large orders.

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Advice on keeping peach trees awake for spring growth

Dr How ard of the Missouri agricultural department urges cultivating peach trees around their roots in fall to prevent premature dormancy. This practice, he says, reduces risk of frost damage and crop failure, and may be applicable to other states as well.

Howard Agricultural Department of Missouri

Wrist Bracelets Return To Fashion Notes Of Beads And Silk

A fashion column observes bracelets reappearing in varied materials from silk to beads as a wrist adornment. It notes trimming on long sleeves, arrival of flower bracelets, ribbon bands, tulle ends, and antique brooch accents. square-cut bodices and lower sleeves are anticipated as fashion shifts unfold.

Paris

Time Well Spent Simple Exercises for Better Posture

A guide urging young women to perform ten minute twice daily shoulder and chest exercises to improve posture. It details movements to lift the shoulders, nip the shoulder blades, and counteract round shoulders, with cautions on form and breathing.

House Purse Idea for Convenient Upstair Change

A suggestion to keep a house purse downstairs for easy access to small change. The idea urges placing a purse in a convenient spot so residents can grab money without running upstairs. The note emphasizes practicality and self reliance in daily chores.

Childs suit styles and coats from six to ten years

For boys and girls the text outlines practical outfits in navy serge or duck and light coats for six to ten year olds. It details a slip over blouse, adjustable linen or serge collar, and straw hat. Coats for girls include two models with pleats and trims, with materials specified as 2 to 2½ yards of fabric plus galloon for the older version.

Greek Diver Invasion Threatens Tarpon Springs Economy

The rise of Greek divers in Tarpon Springs Florida shifts sponge trade from native hookers to diving methods. Greeks flood Key West and west coast ports, reshaping language, commerce, and local power while authorities grapple with regulation and potential conflict with native spongers.

Tarpon Springs Florida Miami Chain of Keys St. Mark's Key West Hooker Greece Congress Key Monrose County

See Ruin in Russia Blamed on Government Policy

The St Petersburg press and parliament denounce government policy as ruinous. Orators in the Douma condemn ministers as incapable, warning of economic and political decline, with disintegration feared across nationalities and autocracy defended by the nobility.

Russia Balkan St. Petersburg Rodieheff Ministry of the Interior Alexander II Milyoukoff Retch Thas Senate State Council Douma M. Gurko Lidval-Gurko

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