07 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1913
Page
1
The text presents garbled claims about remedies for bowel troubles and nervousness, suggesting widespread symptoms like biliousness and torments when bowels fail. It invites acceptance of unspecified advice as a cure or preventive measure.
Miss Ethel Byrne returned to Algona to vacation with her parents after teaching there. Haworth A. C. and wife from Oakland traveled by auto Tuesday. Henry Williams northwest of Lewis shipped cattle to South Omaha. Mrs. A. B. Morgan left for Omaha to visit Kelso and Janice. Co. L. Sprouse suffers la grippe. Albert Shelton and wife came back from Des Moines after a brief visit, staying in Lewis briefly.
Residents traveled to Red Oak, Griswold, Omaha and Lincoln for jobs, visits, and supplies while several storm victims moved to recover. People like Kraus Marks of Des Moines Hat Co and Deacon Wells purchased property, and others returned from trips to Cedar Falls, Atlantic, and Florida.
Bay City April 7 Heavy seas hinder rescuers as twenty two men including the ship's captain president of a Portland wrecking firm and a marine underwriter's representative are trapped in the hold of the German ship Mimi after it capsized off the beach. The vessel reefed on Tab 12 while bound for Valparaiso from Astoria. No bodies or survivors have been recovered.
Philadelphia April 7 Mrs Julia Heath of New York president of the Housewives' league tells the American Academy of Political and Social Science meeting that housewives fail to get best value. She urges wives to combine purchases to gain economy and argues bulk goods with sanitary handling from producer to consumer will reduce living costs.
A Chicago grand jury report criticizes fire insurance practices in issuing policies tied to the so called arson trust. It returns fifty nine indictments covering 31 alleged incendiary fires and 56 alleged members. The document claims about half of Chicago fires are incendiary in origin and urges probes of publicity law violations. Washington actions seek to restore federal court powers for quick inquiries into publicity infractions. In Auburn New York 1700 twine mill workers strike defies an IHC ultimatum as plant relocation to Germany looms without settlement.
Wichita April 7 hundreds of gallons of whisky near 200 cases of beer and many gallons of wine were dumped into the Arkansas river after confiscation by city officials over the last year and a half. In Pittsburgh Carnegie gave another million to the technical schools bringing his total endowment to three million.
A 1913 Atlantic Minnesota Iowa newspaper excerpt presents Mrs. J P Dinges praising Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble with a 1918 probate notice and local business notices. The endorsement highlights relief from back pain and swelling, claiming a complete cure and urging readers to use the product.
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