08 Dec 1913
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1913
Page
1
An advertisement touts Hay's Hair Health as a quick fix for grey hair, claiming it restores natural color and improves hair gloss. It promises free samples at druggists with a 50 cent or 1 dollar offer and includes a sales pitch attributed to Druggists and Harfin Soap.
Capt. G. Gibbs of the Signal Corps in Honolulu led a daring night maneuver to warn Blue forces of a Red assault. His covert trek through enemy lines, hidden beneath a bridge, enabled a rapid counterattack that saved the city and earned high praise from General Funston. The report highlights Gibbs as a remarkable officer and his role in communications and reconnaissance.
In a social scene at the medical fraternity, Senator Benjamin T. Shively recalls Jake Adams, a farm hand who sought care. The punchline turns on odds on a door sign: 10 to 1 versus 8 to 5, illustrating why Jake chose the other doctor. The tale ends with a quip on better odds reflecting perceived better care.
The Farmers Savings Bank markets itself as Atlantic's strongest bank offering safe growth for time deposits. It invites readers to open an account today to watch their money grow.
Craddock in Adult News notes Uncle Henry Sabin, an esteemed Iowa educator and author, moves to San Diego for milder winters and outdoor activity. The piece praises California climate, critiques local unfriendly editorials, and lauds Sabin’s two accomplished writer sons and his textbooks. Classified line: The Cushing Machine & Auto Co. offers repairs and welding services for autos, with free expert advice.
J Burnea's Department Store advertises a wide selection of goods for men, women, and children with emphasis on quality and value. The copy highlights food, clothing, and overall customer satisfaction as reasons to trade at the store.
Names of residents visiting relatives and friends fill Thanksgiving notes. Mrs. Jack Harris brings niece June Stevens to Runnels Ilona. Stuart Kastner and Cecil Stuart visit Walnut. several Misses and Mrs. attend events in Omaha Des Moines Red Oak Indianola and Chicago. Travel and reunions with relatives are highlighted.
Mary ter returned home Tuesday morning from a trip with relatives in St Paul Minnesota. Miss Juanita Hector of Lincoln visited. Ned spent Thanksgiving at his parents home. Will Fraser and family of Omaha were guests at his parents home. Misses Gladys Grace and Ruth Markel visited relatives in Atlantic Thursday.
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