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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
3
An old advertisement promotes Tad Salts as a kidney and bladder remedy. It claims backache, cloudy urine, and nighttime trips to the bathroom lessen with a regimen of Jad Salts and a grape lemon tonic. It urges meat reduction, water intake, and daily dosing to “keep the kidneys clean and active.”
United Press reports 14 year old Catherine Barker daughter of John H. Barker of Michigan City will wed Lucky H. H. Spaulding Jr on July 1 at Miss Burke's Harbor Point home Mich. Spaulding a Yale man recently joined the Haskell and Barker car plant where the bride to be has interests.
Mrs Otto Gans of Zanesville Ohio writes she suffered four years with stomach trouble and weight loss. After two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets she regained health and strength. Advertised as available from all dealers.
Dr. W. C. Heers, dentist, relocates to the new Falcan building and can be reached at Green 45 by phone for patient appointments and consultations.
United Press reports Charles S Wellman, Chicago South Shore Power Boat Club member, completed a 12000 mile cruise in a 49 foot cruiser. He and his wife traveled from Ohio down the Mississippi, up the Gulf and Atlantic to the St Lawrence, returning to Cleveland. The cruiser slated to reach Chicago on July 1.
A Sayville report praises German battlefield medical care with first aid dressings and proper tagging. It urges readers to keep blood healthy, warning against unknown medicines and promoting Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for digestion liver and bowels.
A brief on a Selid black patina recipe to coat metal brought from La Nature with a boiling bath of water phosphoric acid and dissolved substances. It describes proper immersion times and notes the British admiralty adoption amid global references. Also includes tips on stanching gasoline leaks with white pigments and a novel saw horse attachment with hinged supports and rack.
An old report describes a casehardening process using yellow prusslate of potash and other chemicals, detailing steps for hardening steel surfaces with repeated heating and immersion. It also notes a new cheaper radium extraction method developed by the Bureau of Mines at Denver, noting a dramatic price drop and potential cancer treatment uses, plus a drilling aid for hard steel using camphor spirits and turpentine.
The portion of a steel bar that breaks off cannot serve as the working or cutting end of a die or punch. The fibers in the fractured end are severely strained and render the material unsuitable for the required punching or die work.
Mandarin crape creates a stylish afternoon gown featuring a canicked skirt and unique blouse. Loose sleeve design and raglan top contrast with white satin collar facings and sleeve trims.
A veteran pitcher with the Chicago White Sox is delivering his best baseball of his career and appears set for a standout year. Strong confidence and consistent performance mark his early-season outings as the team counts on his veteran experience.
A children’s tale recounts King Midas and his golden touch. He turns objects to gold then regrets his wish, learns water can restore life, and leaves a field of goldenrod as a timeless reminder in the garden.
A historical note describes a bubble mixture that yields larger, more durable bubbles using gum arabic and glycerin. The recipe dissolves finely shaved brown laundry soap in warm water, adds gum arabic melted, then glycerin and cold water, with thorough shaking and straining before use.
A Chinese emperor learns that mercy can triumph over vengeance. When rebels surrender before his vast army, he pardons many and frees others, sparking courtly outrage. His chief minister reminds him he vowed to destroy foes, but the emperor replies that he has kept his word by making them his friends.
The article promotes a simple one day scout hike with emphasis on comfort over gear. It advises a pace of two and a half to three miles per hour, sensible clothing, and sturdy shoes to avoid fatigue. It notes avoid aiming for records on season’s first day and stresses enjoyment and exploration.
A fragmented verse item references a riddle about a woman mending stockings and misaligned hands and feet. It mentions the Robin and its songs at wake and night. The note includes a line about hurrying to light a candle, then ends with a stray phrase Philadelphia Resort.
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