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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1916
Page
1
A reader description claims four jounces of liquid argon dissolves dandruff overnight. Rub into the scalp at night and by morning most or all dandruff is gone with several applications. It promises relief from itching and a fluffy lustrous hair appearance and says liquid argon is inexpensive and available at drug stores.
Brayton residents and visitors trade ties with Atlantic Audubon and Omaha. Notable items include Mrs T J Essington and Peter ck visiting the Clark home, L E Simpson and wife’s Rochester trip, Christina Beck from Atlantic, and suffrage speaker Miss Clay. Decoration day ceremonies drew out-of-town guests. school closeouts signal summer.
Advice column-style note warns against harsh soaps. Recommends plain massified coconut oil as a better, inexpensive shampoo option. Describes coconut oil lathering, cleansing hair and scalp, leaving hair silky and easy to manage. Encourages readers to use coconut oil available at drug stores.
The piece urges Iowa men to grant women full suffrage, recounting a fifty-year struggle, noting progress in other states and countries, and arguing citizenship and governance require women’s voices. It highlights changing conditions and calls for a June fifth affirmative vote to place Iowa with progressive states.
Mrs J Z Plunket and daughters from Council Bluffs visited the Snodgrass home. New garage work is completed. J A Ross and wife were Atlantic callers. Miss Priscilla Day ia honored at W T M club dinner. Helmbaugh illness delays M & Kensington meeting. Elsie Donahoe of Atlantic was in Lewis. Lake to open Sunday June 4. Shenandoah vs Griswold game planned. Heimheugh shows no change in condition. Dr E J Perley of Elliott to move to Lewis mid June to open dentistry office. Cotton, Albright, and Shearer recovering from illnesses. Mrs Askew of Des Moines visiting Peter Hopley family. Supper at Masonic hall by Ladies of Congregational church. Norma Gifford confined to bed. Viola Mudra nurse. Rev B F Myers has blood poison in finger. Carl Camp of Omaha visited home. Dr B S Belding left for Sandstone after visit. Mrs Belding stays longer. Crescent Club’s final summer meeting held. Lewis youths attend Grant dance Tuesday.
Massena observed Decoration Day with a morning program at the opera house and an afternoon cemetery ceremony. B. C. Clovis of Atlantic spoke to a packed audience. a good choir performed. eight lute girls did a flower drill. The G A R and Masons decorated graves in the cemetery after dinner. A 4 p.m. ball game pitted H in and business men. High School boys won 7 to 0. Local residents attended services and visits followed Memorial events.
William G. Sharp U S ambassador in Paris is reported seriously ill with a condition not disclosed. Medical staff attend him at a Paris hospital while consular officials monitor the situation and arrange support for his family.
Friends of R A Moulton of Atlantic Iowa celebrate his achievement in the Line O type column of the Chicago Tribune. The following composition appeared under this name in the column yesterday morning. The poem The Gadder Muse was composed by R A Moulton of Atlantic Iowa while traveling as a common commercial traveler.
A travel song about rail life and accidents on the shiny rails. It mentions a Frau swearing after trips, trains jumping tracks, injuries and deaths, and the narrator hoping for safety through insurance. The narrator plans a freight journey, admits spending, and urges voting for Tom on his record.
A Frankfort Kentucky woman writes that after suffering from female weakness she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She states after three bottles she regained health, can do her own work again, and recommends it to others. She offers permission to publish her letter.
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