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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1908
Page
2
The Office Boy praises fair business in a thriving town and a generous boss who follows the Golden Rule. He urges appreciation for the store’s methods, mentions selling Savory roasters, and promotes a Universal Food Lopper as a life improvement, encouraging readers to buy today.
A fragmentary reminiscence ties Thanksgiving to a wish for pullets or turkeys in every home and the News hopes all readers share in good cheer. Albert B. Cummins wins Iowa’s U S Senate primary by over 42,000, with reflective notes on political life, ambition, and the costs of public service.
A jumble of political judgments contrasts with social notes. The piece critiques the Senate as a rich man's club and cites Andrew Carnegie on tariffs, Taft donations, and Cannon expectations. It also mentions local events, funerals, visitors, and small town items from Anita and surrounding areas.
Vinol is advertised as restoring vitality by strengthening digestive organs, improving appetite, and building new blood. It claims to reduce fatigue and nervousness, rebuild nerve tissue, and support brain and body health after illness, due to digestive derangement and poor nourishment.
Anita residents saw family visits and moves with J. C. Voorhees and Claude Blakesley. Mrs Blakesley and sister Lilian Smither traveled to Coon Rapids Iowa while Claude bought a restaurant. Chas Budd moved into a West Main Street residence. A Congregational women’s bazaar is set for December 12 at the I O O F hall.
R M White of Tur tle Bayou Texas touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as best selling, claiming it outsells all others. Atlantic Drug Co. handles the product.
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