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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1908
Page
8
Eugene Wood in Success Magazine recalls old time dentistry with vivid humor. He contrasts modern tools with a single old implement called a turnkey, describing its brutal leverage and the risk of fracturing a jaw as a tooth comes free. The piece lampoons dental theatrics and the patient’s fear.
A violet eyed young woman earns attention at a luncheon with a coy compliment. An older guest snaps back with cutting wit, prompting a sharp exchange about civility and lies in polite society.
Plimkins, making purchases, spots a sovereign on the floor near the counter and, in a rush, drops a kid glove onto the coin to hide the act. He dives to retrieve the glove but the sovereign remains. A shopwalker greets him and offers a bottle of our celebrated squid glue which sticks.
A Philadelphia Press note recalls a man who fell on cellar stairs and suggests marking the end of the last step with a broad white stripe or tacking white oilcloth at the foot of the stairs. The measure helps visibility in darkness and prevents further accidents.
A compact quotation pair notes advertising as a path to results and warns that time well spent hinges on prudent company. The Louisville Courier Journal quote links advertising to success while Jeremy Taylor underscores prudence in choosing companions for a provident life.
The Parties may obtain milk or separated cream by calling R. E. McCaustland at Musson Phone No. 14 on 8.
The Strutz tailor shop moved to the room recently occupied by J. A. Shrock at No 5 East 4th Street. It will offer high class tailoring by qualified workmen with emphasis on cleaning and repairing. Patronage is solicited.
Competent judges, beauty doctors, and women in the business of beautifying others provide letters praising Newbro's Herpicide. They claim it stopped hair loss and serves as an excellent dressing with no superior product.
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