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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
8
Dr A B Mullins has undergone special training in eye ear nose and throat care. The biography notes expertise across otolaryngology fields with focus on MUTUAE BENEFIT and related medical practice.
Sitice Phons A 397 lists Leonard Jackson as licensed embalmer with residence and night phone details. The notice references Bealtence Phone at 211 Farnfiure and Funeral Supplies and mentions an Atlantic Hotel address on Wailnet Street with dates available at News Telegraph.
J W Welton as assessor lists valuations for livestock including 1 year and 2 year colts horses mares mules steers and hogs with totals for property and per acre land values, plus money and credits. Separate figures cover an independent district with personal property real estate and credits. Also includes dentist ad and a Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement with claims and pricing.
Fragmentary timetable items list trains by number type and times. Eastbound No 7 No 8 No 26 No 802 No 6 and No 810 show varied departure times. AUBUDON BRANCH notes Sunday trains leaves and arrives. Kimballton Horn Hansen Heights Gates Smith Lake Haerriedale Atlantic times appear as partial entries.
In New York on June 5 United Press reports Jack Coombs, once a star with the Athletics, back in the major leagues with the Dodgers after an injury plagued era. He credits his renewed success to a lighter pitching load, a steel harness, and strategic approach learned from veteran peers. Coombs's comeback, under manager Robinson, follows years of doubt as he battles for wins with Brooklyn to outpace past has-been labels.
Shaw of the Washington Senators, a dependable twirler, is praised as a worthy co-laborer of the great Walter Johnson. In a recent 2 0 win over the Chicago White Sox he allowed four runs. Last year Shaw struck out fourteen Yankees in a nine inning game.
Fournier plays a key role for the White Sox as he shifts from first base to the outfield in a strong fielding effort. He delivered important plays and at one point led the American League in batting, boosting the team in the pennant chase under manager Chirence Howland.
The speaker observes Cy Young and Bill Dinneen as exemplary pitchers who maximize efficiency. He notes they never exert themselves needlessly and that he learned from watching them, aiming to improve by avoiding wasted energy while mimicking their effective techniques.
New York on June 5 reports the opening of the Atlantic Yacht Club season with a regatta for class M and below boats. The event starts the water sport season on lower New York Bay and will be the first race counting toward the club’s yacht racing championship.
The University of Pennsylvania fields its nine against Yale in New Haven, Conn as Penn's squad travels to meet Yale on the field today in a big intercity college game.
Today marks the final meet of the Piping Rock Racing Association at Locust Valley New York. Six races are scheduled with the Suffolk feature for three year olds and up and riders of the gentlemen class covering 11 to 16 miles. The Whitney Memorial Steeplechase in the fourth race is highlighted as a major event.
A family remedy for summer ailments described as thoroughly reliable. It promises quick relief before symptoms worsen and invites readers to ask others who have used it. Sold by all dealers.
The Pueblo plant produces microscopic brads from 8 to 16 sizes, needing 80 500 nails per pound and half a million cut per minute, alongside 12 by 3/4 inch spikes hammered at 200 each minute. The operation could circle the globe end to end in a year. Farm loan services offer 5 to 6 percent financing through Wood & Savery of Atlantic, Iowa.
London reports on civil honor in Admiralty affairs dated June 5 listing the Duke of Devonshire appointed civil lord of the admiralty and noting administrative changes in the naval ministry.
Washington June 4 A long weather bulletin forecasts severe storms and great sun spots between the equator and latitudes, with dangerous disturbances across the Pacific slope and Atlantic coastal regions. It cautions earthquakes and storms may affect Africa Europe Asia and the Philippines, with heavy rains and hail in the middle west and potential crop damage but overall favorable crop prospects for the latter half of June.
A Terra Haute reader shares experiences with Grape-Nuts aiding indigestion and nourishment. A sick husband, a dieting boy, and a mother praise the breakfast cereal as a reliable re builder of body, nerves, and brain with the slogan There’s a Reason. The letters are presented as genuine human-interest anecdotes.
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