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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1919
Page
3
A customer told us yesterday she goes out of her way to buy groceries here. She cites reliable quality and easy shopping as reasons, and recommends BYZON Baking Powder as one of the best items available.
Advance notice to homeowners promotes Round Oak Moistair Heating System. It promises five stat points of super service for health comfort and vitality, urging consideration whether replacing an old heater or building anew.
In 1909 William B Wisler of Douglassville recounts an indigestion attack that left him despondent until a free sample of Chamberlains Tablets arrived by mail. He says the tablets helped greatly and he has not had a similar attack since. An ad line notes hay loaders priced at $100 at Hansen and Lowe’s Edg.
Odd promotional note extols kidneys as filters purifying blood. Claims springtime vitality and youth with a miracle remedy product named Haarlem Ol Capenter. Touts prevention of waste buildup, urging purchase from druggists in sealed multi size packs.
May 5 reports detail a 11 day government by strike leaders in Limerick Ireland when 38 000 residents faced British soldiers and Irish constables. The protest halted work and closed shops while armored cars guarded routes. The strike aimed to challenge British authority but ended without violence or injuries.
Major John Reifsnider attached to the Siberian Red Cross arrives in Tokio to escort 1500 Czecho Slovakia soldiers from Vladivostok via the Suez Canal to Trieste and Prague. He recounts tense clashes with Cossacks during train transfers and confirms British forces would not intervene. A Ford parts promotion and an ad for hay loaders appear in the same clipped item.
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