15 Dec 1913
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1913
Page
1
A collage of local business blurbs touts hats from Madame Quality, grocery orders with Stier Grocery, pantitoriums at att Hedges Bros, Adler Rochester clothes, plumbing by Herman and Weideman, electrical work by Claude Williams, Yakima supplies, candy and nuts by Columbia Fruit, Park Pantitorium repairs, and general store value at J Barnes Dept Store.
An old newspaper advertisement promises Hay's Hair Health restores color to grey or faded hair quickly with few applications. It claims dandruff relief and a youthful, lustrous look, with refund offered if unsatisfied and a package deal including Harfina Soap.
After four days of heavy combat Mexican federal garrison reinforced by gunboats repelled attacking rebels at Tampico. US medical teams aboard Tacoma and Chester treated over 200 wounded ashore in military hospitals. One foreigner Edward Finley wounded. most refugees aboard American ships. Government reports place rebels at about 6,000 versus 3,000 federal troops.
Hartford reports the first conviction under a new fraud advertising law. William H. Meloney was fined 20 dollars for selling second hand goods from his home after advertising a rug worth 65 dollars that turned out to cost 12.50 at a department store. The case centers on deceptive bargain claims.
An article by Mr. John Underwood in CORN Magazine discusses methods for handling corn fodder, husking timing, and barn storage to protect fodder from weather while improving efficiency. Also includes brief ads for eggs, apples, cranberries, honey, bakery goods, a savings bank, and local shops promoting fall apparel and groceries.
Kimballton Construction Co promotes cement blocks for farm buildings and homes claiming durability and low upkeep. Advertises cement blocks as replacement for lumber, noting long life and low repair costs in a concise sales pitch.
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