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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
6
An advertisement urges readers to try Hay's Hair Health to reverse grey hair and remove dandruff, claiming rapid natural restoration and added Harfinia Soap with bundled offers. Druggists stock it widely and customers report strong satisfaction. The offer includes a 50 cent bottle with Harfinia Soap, or a dollar size bottle with two Harfinia Soap cakes.
A promotional note invites travelers to spend their vacation on a scenic river aboard a fine large side wheel craft, highlighting the river’s beauty and the vessel’s classic design.
Ancient wall paintings likely began with Egyptian murals using distempers and pigments such as chalk ochers cinnabar blue glass and charcoal. Similar plaster wall paintings appeared in Assyria Babylon and Agayria with the notion of true fresco possibly noted by Greek writers referring to wet ground.
Mrs. George J. Jenkins of Atlantic Iowa testifies that kidney trouble pain is relieved by Doan's Kidney Pills after using them from Moore Drug Co. She says her condition improved quickly and now she is free from pain. The ad notes the product is sold by all dealers at 60 cents with Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents.
New York June 5 irregularity and heaviness marked the stock market with an avalanche of liquidation. Prices for many issues touched low quotations not seen in months amid distrust of rail receiverships and potential government action against trusts. Short coverings aided some recovery, but most losses remained. Boston June 5 Frederick Atteaux denied plotting dynamite at Lawrence in the textile strike case. New York June 5 a new trial for Charles Becker was sought citing new evidence.
Chicago June 5 Jack Johnson the heavyweight champion was sentenced to one year and one day in Joliet penitentiary and fined 1000 dollars for violating the Mann white slave act. Federal Judge Carpenter noted aggravating circumstances and Johnson may appeal writ of error.
Miss Agnes Hart Wilson daughter of labor secretary urged National Woman's Trade Union League to educate women clothing buyers to demand the union label. She opposed boycott but urged highlighting union makers in official publications to advertise the goods and herself. She cited long hours unsanitary conditions and low pay for women and children in Washington.
In Epsom England June 5 a sensational Derby race featured militant suffragette Emily Wilding Davison attempting to halt King George V’s horse Anmer at Tottenham Corner. The clash left Davison injured and Craganour disqualified after finishing first, with Aboyeur, a 100 to 1 outsider, awarded the stakes of 32500 amid a royal crowd including King George Queen Mary and many royals.
Five sane patients at Milwaukee Emergency Hospital aided Dr. R. L. Williams when Julius Jeswein, a patient who became insane after prolonged laughter, attacked an orderly. Jeswein laughed for sixteen hours, was ejected from a vaudeville theater, and then arrested.
A force of 1000 federal soldiers with artillery left Vera Cruz for Matamoros to reoccupy the town that had surrendered to constitutionalist forces.
An advertisement touts TIZ as a unique foot remedy that draws out toxins and relieves corns bunions and calluses. It promises rapid comfort from the first use and offers a free trial and money back guarantee, urging readers to avoid counterfeit imitators.
Washington June 6 Japan’s reply to the U S protest against the California anti alien land law was delivered by Ambassador Chinda to Secretary Bryan. Tokyo maintains the Webb law discriminates against Japanese and violates international law and the 1911 treaty. The note invites further discussion and contains no final decision.
National League results feature Cincinnati Brooklyn St. Louis and Pittsburgh with varied runs and pitchers listed. American League matchups include Philadelphia Detroit Washington New York and Boston with notable scoring totals. Western League reports Omaha St Joseph Topeka Lincoln and Fremont show multiple scorelines and player pairs.
A health notice warns against rapid eating as it can cause indigestion and constipation leading to illness. It recommends thorough chewing and salivation, then suggests Chamberlain's Tablets for relief. The ad claims many stomach troubles have been cured and notes the tablets are easy to take and sold by dealers.
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