20 Jan 1915
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1915
Page
1
So called stomach troubles like indigestion wind and stomach aches stem from fermentation in the stomach contents. Fermentation and acid cause wind heartburn and discomfort. a teaspoon of bisulated magnesia in water after meals stops fermentation and neutralizes acid. Use bisulated magnesia or similar antacid from a druggist to ease stomach work and avoid harmful gases and acids.
Walnut residents hosted visitors from Dexter Atlantic Omaha and Council Bluffs during a busy weekend. The fourth annual masquerade ball will be held by the Walnut Volunteer Fire Department at Germania Hall with prizes totaling 120.50 dollars. A box social at Star Shindhoind No 9 featured a good program and a supper at the club realm, while the preliminary contest at the Presbyterian church saw Marguerite Thompson, Edward Thompson and Doris Madsen place first through third.
An advertisement touts a hair loss remedy claiming to restore gray hair to its original color and promote growth by using Bay Rum Layona de Com Page and menthol crystals. It advises nightly applying to the scalp to destroy dandruff germs and combat hair thinning.
Saturday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs E Peldhahn Mrs Sankey will entertain the social hour at her home next Saturday afternoon Dr and Mrs Frank Hanna were Omaha visitors Monday
The Greater Clarinda club drafts a bill to adopt the Clarinda business manager plan for municipal government. Senator I H Foskett is urged to introduce it, aiming for a spring law. The plan, tested for two years, showed savings and greater public works, inspiring statewide optional adoption by ordinance.
Monroe Seymour born September 10 1845 in Eagle New York died January 11 1916 aged 69 years 3 months 1 day. He enlisted as a private in Co B Second New York Mounted Rifles serving 1862 1865. He married Annie McNeal in 1869, daughter Nora May died in infancy, Annie died 1875. In 1876 he married Carrie Hutzel and had children James H Caroline. Funeral held at son in law Bengsten north of Maine with many attending.
Baker of Spencerport, N Y, reports using Chamberlain's Tablets to ease violent attacks and headaches and to tone her whole system. The testimonial notes dramatic personal relief and recommends the remedy, with ads stating it is sold by all dealers.
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