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Newspaper

Atlantic Evening News

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1908

Page

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Ceara Rubber Trees Expand Plantations in Hawaii

Up to January 1908 Hawaii planted 400000 Ceara rubber trees with 90 percent survival. Five large plantations operate with tapping planned in 1908 as trees reach 20 inches in girth. Ceara rubber, native to Brazil, is also called Manitoba rubber and could reach high yields. Hawaii shows rapid growth, low unique pests, and strong profit potential amid rising global demand.

Hawaii Ceara Nahiku Brazil Manitoba South America Para Assam Europe United States Mexico East Indies

Mrs McGillicuddy Waits For Husband At Police Station

Mrs McGillicuddy visits the police station thinking her husband is late on Saturday with his pay. She asks for Pat. the inspector replies that he is not there yet but they are expecting him any minute.

Surface Indications Stranger in Gotham

A rough city district in Grater New York is described in a Chicago Tribune note. Canby remarks on the area while a Stranger remarks on Gotham. The exchange hints at urban atmosphere and peril in a metropolitan setting.

Gotham Canby Grater New York Chicago Tribune

Plain Talks on Avoiced Subjects by Dr. Guernsey

Book excerpt urges in Hone to have in every home advising young men and women about matrimony and subjects parents should teach. Provides authentic guidance and is available for $1 from F A Davis Company Philadelphia 1914.

Henry N. Guernsey Hahnemann Medical College Philadelphia F. A. Davis Company Davis Bldg Cherry Street

End of Pet Detestation and the High Hat

A New York man despising a high hat finally acts on his obsession during a hotel fire. After rescuing others, he throws the coveted headgear into flames, a dramatic vent of long held hatred amid danger and chaos.

New York New Yor Wmikl

Hair care myth and a banker’s bold claim

A 47 year old millionaire banker defends his thick dark hair by crediting daily brilliantine oiling and brushing. He says sun and wind would gray hair but his routine prevents it, noting he went bareheaded since 18 with advice from a hair specialist and a steady oil and brush regimen.

Special Train to Carry a Wreath for Empress Elizabeth

An omission by a court official delayed the laurel wreath crafted for Empress Elizabeth. To ensure timely placement, a special train was dispatched from Budapest to Vienna to transport the wreath the 163 miles to the Capuchin vaults on the eve of the assas sination anniversary.

Budapest Vienna Elizabeth Godollo Hungary

The Duke of Portland Owns World’s Largest Picture Gallery

The article notes that the largest picture gallery in the world is owned by the Duke of Portland. It highlights the Duke’s prominence in art collection and the gallery’s status as a landmark.

Duke of Portland

Royalty and Trades: European Elite Diversify Ventures

In France 25 years of compulsory education leaves 40 illiterate men per 1000 and 6 women per 1000. Across Europe, royal families and aristocrats spurn trades, yet King Peter of Servia runs a barber shop, sells patent medicines, and operates a motor car agency. The Prince of Lippe Detmold trades in butter and eggs, a brick factory expands his profits, and the King of Würtemberg owns two hotels adding about 50,000 dollars yearly.

France Europe Peter of Servia Lippe Detmold King of Wurtember Hi Kingdom

Dual Nature of Diamond Robber Captured Then Escapes

Des Moines linked tale of Frank Shercliffe alias Sherman Morris, a famed diamond robber, who while being moved to Canon City for a 20 year murder sentence leaped through a train window at 40 miles per hour and vanished. He had previously robbed a New York diamond merchant, tangled with a politician, held up Colorado gambling houses, and portrayed dual reformer and desperado in a storied criminal career.

Des Moines Frank Shercliffe Coloraddo Tracy Shercliffe Canon City Colorado Mae Bergstrom Sherman Morris Frank’ Shetcliffe New York Missouri Valley Pinkerton Shecliffe

Army of Bats Invades Rector Bedroom in Dorsetshire

London report recalls a Dorset rector awakened by bats swarming his room at night. as he and his wife endured candlelight, window plans failed, curtains and wallpaper feared damaged, while outside bat confederates entered. The episode ends with the rector asleep after efforts to deter the animals and a quip about an epitaph request.

London Dorsetshire

Concrete Buildings for Explosives Demonstration in Canada

After a practical demonstration of its value, the government will employ concrete buildings to store explosives in Canada. The plan focuses on safety and stability, aiming to reduce risk in handling volatile materials across federal operations.

Boy of Seven Is a Hero in Farm Bull Attack

Freeport report recounts Heiko Brauer a farmer south of Everts who battled a furious bull during a barn chase. His seven year old son struck the animal with a stick, drawing the bull’s attention and allowing Brauer to escape after receiving a fractured left arm and other bruises.

Freeport Brauer Everts Mr. Brauer

Sleeper in Coffins: Greenfield Weather Prophet Ten-Year Stint

Greenfield Indiana's Dave Hillis, known as a weather prophet, lived among coffins and shrouds for ten years as night man with an undertaker. He rarely slept elsewhere, missing only one night, and faced scares like a body left in his room. He recalls piling in at seven a.m. after the rare miss.

Greenfield Dave Bilis Mr. Hillis

Castoria Ad Emphasizes Safe Remedy for Infants

The notice urges mothers to examine each bottle of Castoria to ensure it bears the correct signature, highlighting its use for over thirty years and presenting it as the familiar trusted remedy for infants and children.

Eye color and temperament through the ages

The passage links eye appearance with character, noting a stony eye signals a cold nature while blue eyes are linked to gentleness and a cross-eyed friend is described as amicable. It reads like a quirky observational remark on how eyes reflect temperament across different people.

St. Scott Matt—Bosh

Peruna proves stomach relief in Kernersville note

Mrs Lenora Bodenhamer of Kernersville North Carolina reports chronic stomach trouble and indigestion until she used Peruna and Manalin after doctor advice. She says she feels better than ever and urges others with similar symptoms to try Peruna citing Dr Hartman’s guidance and widespread testimonials.

Lenora Bodenhamer Box Kernersville N. C Peruna Hartman Ile

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