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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1908
Page
2
A brief listing shows F. Chase EL P. Chase and R. K. A. Chase as directors and stockholders. The entry notes a transaction or balance of 85.00 with a 2.50 fee and a negative 50 amount, context not fully specified.
The Bell Tel manager announces he will hire all willing workers to support a city improvement program. He notes election outcomes secure backing for the plan and stresses accelerated efforts once votes are counted. The message emphasizes mobilizing labor to advance the company’s modernization agenda.
The article reports that the people will rule and determine Republican policies. It notes Bryan’s slogan Shall the people rule failed, as voters rejected the idea they had no voice in government by a large majority. The piece emphasizes citizen control and party alignment with public needs.
The piece traces the rise and aims of the Republican Party from its opposition to the expansion of slavery in new territories to its role in civil war policy. It discusses federal authority, state rights, and Reconstruction era reforms including homestead policy and continental railway aims. It notes the party's stance on protective tariffs, labor protection, specie payments, and sound money.
A Chicago Tribune editorial lauds the Republican party for guiding the nation through the Spanish American War era, strengthening central government, supporting rail regulation and trusts, conservation, and the Panama Canal. It asserts continued GOP leadership will secure achievements and national prosperity. In Iowa a district hints at future Democratic candidates and local political maneuvering amid Taft victory talk.
An ad touts a medicine described as treating stomach and liver troubles and boosting vigor. It claims to help liver and stomach ailments, crediting "electric pills" for vitality, energy, and general improvement, with money-back promises if it fails.
Griswold American reports Aura, lithe daughter of Mar and Als. B. C. Aura, was paralyzed in the legs weeks ago. Taken to a specialist in Onmba last week, friends and the Griswold community will be pained to learn the specialist offers little hope for restoration of health.
A surgeon performs an appendectomy described as a dangerous operation. The piece also advertises Dr. King’s New Life Pills claiming rapid relief from constipation headache biliousness and indigestion with a quiet effect and availability at dealers.
Ret the Best offers engraved cards invitations mono gram stationery and samples of stickers seals and counter pads. ManZan Pile Remedy is sold for 50 cents at W T Palmer & Co Drug Store.
Readers learn of large rail car orders by the Pennsylvania Railroad for seventy seven all steel passenger cars plus prior orders. Burroughs Adding Machine Co. plans full time work from Nov 6. Northern Pacific pays a 1.28 a share dividend, signaling confidence. Chicago businessmen express optimism as election results boost revived trade and steel demand and hiring increases.
A newspaper notice extols Cham berlain s Cough Remedy as reliable for colds and flu prevention. It claims it relieves lungs aids expectoration and restores health without narcotics. Also mentions Bees Laxative Cough Syrup and Wood s Liver Medicine with brief product notes.
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