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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1908
Page
7
Dr. H. K. Williams a dentist listed near Alexander's store and W. A. Hammer, Dentist, at Oransky's with office phone 417. The ad reflects a local professional directory style and showcases two practitioners serving the community from prominent local premises.
Fragmentary early 20th century notice promotes a remedy for children by Atlantic Dive Co. Claims include prevention and relief for colds and croup. Mentions address and brand references with unclear printing.
The report notes Miss Ella Wilson sustained a bruised face from a fall downstairs at the Park Hotel. An advertisement promotes Wood's Liver Medicine for malaria, chills, fever, and bilious symptoms, claiming quick relief and detailing bottle sizes and pricing.
To those afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble backache rheumatism Pineules for the Kidneys brings relief in the first dose. Hundreds testify to remarkable healing and tonic properties. They purify the blood. Bold by W T Palmer Co Dr Store.
Mrs J W Hutton returned from Anita with her daughter Mrs Preston to visit Mrs Marshall and Josie Gaffney in the family home. Rings Little Liver Pills advertise relief from sick headache and pitiless ness sold by Palmer and Co. in association with Mrs M Marshall and Miss Joanna Fitzgerald. Michael Fitzgerald joined the trip to Wiota to see Mrs Marshall's son and wife.
Be asked as a historical ad stating that the syrup gives quick relief for coughs colds hoarseness and whooping cough and other bronchial throat troubles. Mothers especially recommend it for children and note it is pleasant to take and gently laxative sold by W T Palmer and Co.
Mesdames Nels Knudsen and Key Kirkhart of Harlan returned home this afternoon after a visit with the Cox family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cox, at their home.
An old newspaper item reports a pile remedy named Manzan Pile Remedy priced at 50 cents, sold by Palchar & Co. Drug Store. It notes Mrs Robert Colter of Muskogee Oklahoma visiting her sister during an Extra edition afternoon.
Mrs Kenneyard wife from Red Cloud Neb arrived this afternoon and will stay a few days at the Charles F Chase home while en route to Washington D C. Mrs Harry Stevens visiting cousin A Brandt and family for three weeks then went to Stuart for a brief visit before returning to Buchanan Michigan.
A reader note explains how to relieve burn and scald pain with Chamberlain's Salve applied on a soft cloth. It claims near instant relief and reduced scarring unless injuries are very severe. Atlantic Drug Co markets the salve.
Classified note offers a good oak heating stove 18 inch round for sale. Appears from a damaged OCR fragment with unclear details and contact information.
A fragmentary ad style summary notes an “appendix removal” described as a dangerous operation by a surgeon. It mocks beliefs that Dr King’s New Life Pills render such ordeals painless and effective. The text uses fragmented quotes and nonsensical phrasing.
The article surveys how early U S presidents varied in keeping or replacing their cabinet. Adams tried to retain Washington’s cabinet, while Jefferson split with new appointees. Madison, Monroe, and John Quincy Adams kept some predecessors’ advisers. Jackson pivoted to an entirely new set, aided by a kitchen cabinet, with ongoing turnover under Van Buren. The piece notes debates over cabinet officers’ tenure, and mentions historical discussions from the Boston Globe.
A London vignette shows a small boy asking a baker for a hot halfpenny buster and slipping it down his back to avoid detection. A bigger boy follows, asking whether a child has bought the coin and whether the watch and chain are nearby as they flee through the street.
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