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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
6
A speaker recounts taking the first offered job and contrasts easy hiring with hard work. He jokes about constant loss and warns a boss that selling aluminum ware to newly married couples ends future sales, then asks when the heater will be chosen.
The News lists two engraving houses handling engraved cards invitations and stationery with monogram samples and seals. It notes future orders for counter pads and a Model Steam Laundry reference with Mussow 815 contact.
David Parker of Fayette New York a Civil War veteran lost at Gettysburg recounts his cure from stomach trouble after trying Electric Bitters. He spent much on doctors before, but the tonic restored his strength and health, now taking it regularly. Sold at Will A Hamler's drug store.
A compiled critique of William Jennings Bryan portrays him as a failed oracle. The piece questions his past predictions on tariffs gold standard and imperialism, noting repeated forecasts of ruin that did not materialize and asserting his steadfast belief in free silver.
Washington correspondent Raymond of the Chicago Tribune calls Vermont's election a strong Republican showing with a 29 000 plurality, suggesting Taft will win in November. He notes limited campaigning, compares to Roosevelt year, and discusses Vermont’s stubborn Democrats and Bryan’s influence nationally.
Philadelphia North American urges rejecting religious tests in evaluating Taft. It notes Taft’s Unitarian upbringing, his Episcopalian wife, and his clean private and public record. The piece denounces opponents’ attempts to smear him over faith.
William H. Guchanan, a leading union man and 1907 Democratic assembly candidate in Chautauqua County, critiques Governor Compton’s bid to shift labor voters to Bryan. He asserts union workers back the Republican party for business stability and warns against Bryan’s four year promises, saying workingmen cannot endure disruption.
An old advertisement touts Newbro’s Herpicide as a solution to hair loss caused by a “germ” and claims it cleanses dandruff. It promotes a cosmetic hair rinse and Dandruff treatment, priced at 50c and 1.00, with samples available by mail from The Herpicide Co. Detroit.
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