28 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1913
Page
1
A promotional notice touts Hay's Hair Health as a non dye fix for gray hair, claiming it darkens hair to a glossy natural color and enables refunds if unsatisfied. Free offers include Harfina Soap and discounted bundles through Moore Drug Co in Des Moines.
A company asks builders if their foundation will stand the load. It promises cement blocks guaranteed to carry at least 3300 pounds per square inch. Readers are invited to respond with feedback and interest in the guaranteed product claims.
The United States demanded prompt arrest and court martial of Mexican federal soldiers who shot American official Charles Dixoth in Juarez. It also sought immediate release of mining villagers Charles Bell and Bernard McDonald held at Ghitmalua City. Ambassador Wilson drafted strong telegrams to Mexico City and Juarez. The episode strained US Mexican relations as Wilson and Bryan weigh remedies to protect Americans and preserve friendly ties. Dixon, a Juarez official, was killed by federal soldiers during a white slave case inquiry. authorities barred access to the ward.
A sheriff's posse traced three would‑be raiders from Homestead to Butte Montana after an attempted holdup of the northbound North Coast Limited. Officers say the bandits were young and under liquor influence, with tracks leading to a wagon road and an autos path toward the east. A separate item reports Douglas Hertz in Kansas City fatally wounded himself after speaking to his wife by telephone amid a missing spouse case in St Louis. The weather forecast notes a cool wave and generally fair conditions for the west with a transitioning northwest to eastward pattern.
Atlantic Iowa resident Mrs William Bunnett of 14 West Fourth Street credits Doan's Kidney Pills with prompt relief from back pain and lameness and reports lasting improvement. She notes prior endorsements and urges others to recall the name Doan's when seeking kidney medicine available at 50 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, sole US agents.
J DeHoogh of Town sold eight Holstein calves for 2200 to neighbor farmers who received them in three wagon loads. He farms dairy cattle and subscribes to Kimball's Dairy Farmer, edited by dairy farm owners.
Notice mentions building material yards at Second and Walnut streets and promotes full stock of first class items. Also advertises Kimballton Construction Co of Atlantic Iowa and Dr J T Ralston dentist in the Falots Building with phone Green 62.
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