27 Dec 1912
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1912
Page
1
An advertisement claims Alaska Radiator Fluid prevents bursted radiators and guarantees protection all winter. It warns that a frozen radiator can cost $25 to $100 per incident and urges use to avoid taking chances.
A firm pledges to clean items unsuited to soap and water using specialized methods. Suits dresses silks laces chiffons opera coats and gloves are highlighted as requiring professional dry cleaning for best results.
The News Telegraph promotes embossed correspondence cards and stationery ready for delivery. Readiness and display emphasize craftsmanship and the store’s catalog offerings for personal and business use.
A fragmented sale notice lists numerous buyers and auctioneers with dates scattered among names such as Ras Lang Avnet Mrs G P Murray Chas Hamerick J M Thomas Macdonia A D Blevins Carson Clifford Plumb Dell Griffith Theo Colman Lou Hart Will Bond Henry Tornaden Geo Gage Wm Lyman W S Sanicey F C Mieler H J Johnson G Schultz Gee Prall Gee S0sseeeee. The ad promotes coal from The Green Bay Lumber Co and mentions new stock of ten dozen black and gold skating caps from Albert Johnson & Sons.
Massena notes describe multiple Christmas visits and family gatherings. Mrs J L Byrd and son travel to Arkansas to visit parents for about three months, Prof J L Mozingo and wife plan Bloomfield trip for Christmas, and many local residents visit relatives across Iowa. The area reports marriages Philip Griffith and Olive Wagner at Atlantic, and Milo Wickey and Hattie Casteel wed Thursday evening.
Forecasts from Washington predict ten days of near seasonal temperatures with light to moderate precipitation. Snow is likely in northern regions while the eastern Rockies expect lighter totals. Early October conditions pointed to heavier precipitation for November and December.
A fragmented discussion asserts storms and freezing cycles will damage winter grain as a cold spell loosens. It claims Venus and Jupiter tug on the moon, shifting tides and possibly weather, urging scientists to replace heat theory with electro magnetism, and plugs a dentist in Fulton building. Atlantic wants you.
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