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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1908
Page
2
A fragmented line lists a one year period by mail to foreign countries with garbled placeholders and stray symbols suggesting an old notice or form entry. The readable fragment hints at payment or duration but lacks coherent details or entities.
Mrs Adam Haist returned from Atlantic where she visited. Deputy Sheriff Bosley made visits near Anita serving papers for the next term of court. Numerous residents visited relatives in Anita, Atlantic and Wiota, including Mrs Caulfield of St. Louis and Mrs Gertrude Meinhardt. Several moves and visits completed. a near casualty involved Guy Hayter injuring his left forefinger while sawing. Local meetings included anti-saloon league and C O Z club dinners. Election scraps show 57 straight Republicans, 90 straight Democrats, 335 scratched tickets, and varied political views.
Mrs. Serig of Wheeling endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for her child and son, claiming quick relief from colds and prevention of croup. The ad touts the syrup as reliable, non narcotic, and suitable for babies and adults, with Atlantic Drug Co as seller.
The piece argues plants suffer despite rich soil and sun, blaming root causes like a coppery heart for poor growth. It then compares dandruff to hair loss, urging treatment by addressing the germ at the roots with Newbro's Flemicide and Herpicide, advertised by leading druggists.
A vintage drug advert promotes rings Little Liver Pilla to cure biliousness and sick headaches. It claims the medicine keeps sex well and is priced at 26 cents. Sold by W. T. Palmer & Co. Drug Store with a nudge to read the Hivening News.
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