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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1929
Page
6
An old Kellogg advertisement argues against dieting without roughage, claiming ALl-BRAN aids intestinal cleansing. It touts All-Bran as a fat free aid, useful in soups, cereals, or with milk, and promoted by Kellogg in Battle Creek for hotels, restaurants, and grocers.
Patient describes long term health decline over fifteen years with stomach pain constipation and weight loss. Recent weeks show worsening symptoms and fatigue. No clear diagnosis or treatment details provided. Medical context remains uncertain due to fragmented text.
Charles Johannsen of 607 Mouth the St Bluffs reports that Sargon Pills restored his vitality after 4 live gained back 17 pounds and a glow to his cheeks. He says mornings are stronger, stomach troubles ended, and sleep improved. He notes his wife also began using the product.
Readable entries list services for SS Peter and Paul Catholic Garrison Locust, Peace Evangelical Pastor Hensel, Christian Science, St Pauls Lutheran, First Baptist, United Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal, Zion Evangelical Lutheran, First Presbyterian, and Griswold churches. Notes include mass times 7:20 8:00 11:00 a m, Sunday schools at 9:30 10:00, evening services 7:30 p m, Bible studies midweek, and Christmas program practices with church group activities and holiday events across several congregations. Many parishes announce pastor names, service times, and youth group meetings.
The Church of Christ invites the public to regular morning services, a homecoming on Sunday with a 12 30 basket dinner in the basement, and a 2 o'clock program on the afternoon. There will be no evening service. Rosy Williams is pastor. The board of officers will meet next Monday evening at the church.
Franklin Township Lutheran and St Johns Evangelical lead Sunday worship and Sunday school services. F W Heinke and Gerhard EB Hasse serve as pastors with morning and evening services. A Christmas program rehearsal is noted and a Catholic mass is listed with times.
Fragmentary notice from Griswald Methodist Episcopal Church shows Epworth League rally and Sunday school details. Mentions Passor Richard Rowe and Epworth activities with preaching at 5.00 p.m. Instructions indicate gathering at the church and a sermon time.
Marne Methodist Protestant on Kilmer St teases Sunday school at 1 and morning service. Evening service at 7 80 with Four Dimensions text and prayer meeting Thursday at 7 100. Orchestra rehearsal Sunday afternoon at 2 80. Landis Aid Society holds annual supper and bazaar. Cumberland Baptist pastor William Warden preaches Spiritual Decline Its Cause and Cure at 11 after Sunday school at 10. Cumberland Catholic Rev Fro Dower Mass 10 30 with Reno Mass at 9.
Hancock Methodist Episcopal church announces a study on The Good Samaritan for next Sunday with Pastor Guest leading. A midweek service Thursday evening features Sister Hardman. The Des Moines quartet provided entertainment last Sunday but attendance was down due to stormy weather.
Cumberland Methodist Episcopal and Cumberland Church of Christ post Sunday schedules with services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. for M E Church, Sunday school at 10, W H M S meeting with Mrs Hinson, and Grove church worship at 10:30. Ladies Aid met Thursday with Mr Mattheis. good attendance reported. Communion at Cumberland Church of Christ at 11.
A damaged reading details injuries and hospital cases across Cumberland County including Mrs. i A Berry influenza illness at home, J Hiving and others treated for various ailments. Frank Tonge and Schouten are noted with medical procedures, while many residents face operations, appendicitis, neuralgia and recoveries. Several names appear with hospital stays and discharges, including Mrs. Jun, Arbanne Ute, and George Latins. The page records widespread illness and medical events among local residents.
Fragmentary newspaper text shows a political seat dispute in the Senate Chamber, with readers denied entry and references to farm policy and local figures. Names and context are largely unreadable, but suggests ongoing debate and access restrictions reported in the continuation.
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