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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1908
Page
7
Our extensive fall suit offering is now on display. The clothing for this fall and winter is the handsomest and most desirable we have ever examined. Improvements in cloth and tailoring are extraordinary and pleasing. Our line is diversified, faultless in design, and unsurpassed in workmanship. Visit to see and try them on.
An old advertisement touts Pineules for the Kidneys with a 30 days trial for $1.00 and claims relief from kidney and bladder trouble. It also promotes Rings Little Liver Pills, ManZan Pile Remedy, and Wood's Liver Medicine with various ailments, dosing, and sale by W. H. Palmer & Co.
The Chicago market report shows hogs mixed and lower, with 12,000 to 22,000 forecast. cattle steady to up. beef, cows, and stockers varied. Grain quotes list wheat at 77 to 80, corn 65 to 67, oats 37, and hay and straw ranges. Produce prices include hens, eggs at 15, butter 18 to 20, and other perishable goods per city market notes.
A local humor column compiles brief quips and exchanges from papers including the Cleveland Leader and Delaware County Democrat. It features a scene where a milk seller and buyer argue sour milk, a child’s reply, a postal joke about checks and bills, a bachelor’s advice, and a Carlyle quote on effort over lightness.
A long promotional notice extols Prof. Leon the foremost medium and clairvoyant, claiming flawless accuracy and life guidance. It urges both ladies and gentlemen to visit in Atlantic, detailing hours from 10 AM to 8 PM and Sunday hours, asserting trust and reliability backed by press and public endorsement.
A bold ad invites readers to seek treatment from a natural healer who promises cures for chronic diseases not responsive to physicians. The motto proclaims No Cure No Pay, underscoring a risk free approach.
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