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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
8
A chaotic clipping lists names of embalmers and funeral firms with phones, then shifts to a table of railroad time cards showing departure and arrival times between Kimballton Elk Horn Hansen Heights and Atlantic with multiple columns and irregular formatting.
Steel barges operated by John H Bernhardt of the Mississippi river Transportation Co of New Orleans will operate between St Paul and New Orleans on the Mississippi in August. Announcement was made by A J Krank vice president of the association of commerce. Civic workers in St Paul are eager to promote river traffic between St Paul and New Orleans.
There is a taxicab service line and a phone listing Green 414 by day and Qreen 445 by night, Cass County Auto Company. The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio with a $100 cure guarantee and notes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
New York June 4 John McGraw, famed manager of the four time pennant winner Glatts, confronts a failing season with a trailing club. His stubborn line remains, but the once-dominant Giants show signs of fatigue while rivals Tigers and Cubs, spurred by former McGraw aides, climb back into contention. The old fire seems dimmer as August approaches.
National League and American League standings show Chicago and Boston leading in their divisions with Chicago at 12 7 13 and 4 3, Boston at 19 11 5 12, while New York and Philadelphia trail. Federal and Western leagues follow with various team records, including Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Cleveland, and Louisville among others, and minor placements in the Western and American Assn standings.
Baseball results across multiple venues show mixed scores. New York beat Weston in Troston 10 to 3, while Brooklyn edged Philadelphia 6 to 2. Cincinnati toppled St Louis 11 to 2, and Kansas City defeated Pittsburgh 6 to 2 in Kansas City. Brooklyn and Buffalo split 10 to 14 in the late game, with Seaton and Blair starring for the visitors. Other contests in Topeka and Lincoln produced tighter margins and notable pitching pairings including Marquard McLean Mayer and Upham Fratt.
OCR fragment shows mailing tags and subscriber names like Wichita Sioux City Columbus and Kansas City with notes on payments and arrears. Mentions several surnames and agencies such as Doyle Price Southern Griffith American Association and Reynolds Crosin us, plus requests to bring in due money.
A Chicago White Sox debutant delivers a strong first game as an initial star sparkles in the field and at the plate. The player, previously with Detroit earlier this year, shows solid fielding and hits that drive runs.
The piece paints McGraw's Giants weakened by a league limit of twenty one players and aging stars. It notes limited room for youngsters, Mathewson’s fading fame, Tesreau’s workload, and Marquard’s ups and downs. Bresnahan and Stroud offer late sparks as the team clings to past glories.
A tender green frock of cotton eponge features simulated jacket fronts by braid motifs and a silk girdle concealing the blouse skirt join. Hemstitched collar and linen curls complete the simple yet refined costume.
The June wedding at St Pauls Church Harlan united Ralph I. Whelan of Belle Plaine and Miss Alice Horton Chambers eldest daughter of Rev George R Chambers rector of St Pauls with a ceremony by the bride's father. Attendants included Miss Erma Appleby bridesmaid and Leroy Mastellar groomsman. A church wedding march, vows, and a rectory reception followed with guests from Grinnell Storm Lake and Independence. The bride designed her gown of white crepe de chine and shared a bridal shower bouquet. The couple plan a honeymoon in various parts of the state and will reside in Belle Plaine after July 1.
Fragmentary note indicates bread from Litterst is unavailable and may be sold at Christer Ben's. No clear date or full details, but readers are pointed to Christer Ben's as an alternate source for the product.
A testimonial from Mrs. Rena Bowman of Ironton Ohio extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for improving health and easing nervous troubles. A daughter aged thirteen is also reported to have slept and felt healthier after use. Readers are invited to write for confidential advice.
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