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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
8
A Housewife collapsed for 16 weeks with stomach pains and jaundice, then credits Mayr’s Wonderzal with restoring her health. The ad claims the simple preparation removes intestinal mucus and inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose proves it or money back, says Lewis the druggist.
By Associated Press Scandia Kansas June 27 A reading of a religious publication recounting his brother s golden wedding anniversary brought Hiram Nichols of Beandia together with J B Nichols of Hot Springs SD after fifty seven years They had both served as Civil War soldiers enlisting at Springfield in 1862
Adair June 27 announces W C Schwenneker and his brother in law Lest David Banard Sparling of Casey purchased the White Way Garage in Adair. Schwenneker had run the repair department for years and before that worked in Anita in the picture show business with his brother.
Anita, Ya June 27 Ernesto Miller sold his hardware store to Luke Welsh and C B Fagan of Casey. Mr Fagan has hardware experience, and the Bathaore young men should do well in their venture.
Griswold Iowa June 27 Miss Ruth Burnham of Griswold has completed a pharmacy course at the State University of Iowa and, after a visit home, accepted a good position in Cedar Rapids following graduation. She was welcomed back in Griswold by her parents Mr and Mrs A L Burnham.
Gristword near Van place west of town reports Parks, a young man, sustained a fracture between knee and ankle when a road grader struck an obstruction and caused an accident. Griswold, Jr., dated June 27, records the injury during grader operation.
Avoca residents enjoy nearby fishing as Vic Gearheart nets seven large channel catfish at the railroad pumping station. The fish, averaging over six pounds, entered the pipe after a screen came off during a high flood. Atlantic subscribers can arrange evening delivery by calling Red 403 before seven.
Brussels June 27 Charlotte widow of Emperor Maximilian of Mexico is 79 and in good health. She lives at Chateau de Bouchet near Antwerp unharmed by Germans and appears ignorant of the last five years events. She avoids mentioning death of her Belgian brother King Leopold and remains detached as friends and servants die, being told they have gone on a long journey.
Senator Lodge says the opposition to the league covenant is stronger than ever and that the Senate has votes to amend it. He states the covenant will be amended after consulting colleagues.
In Cherokee Mississippi June 27 A M Wilson reports servicemen who saw overseas service are nearly united against the league of nations. He cites Mr Wiese and another ex soldier who abroad recently expressing strong views for and against the Monroe doctrine and U S entry into a league of nations.
Three Maud Mullers recruited by the Woman's Land Army of America work on a Nebraska ranch near Esther at sixty dollars monthly. One is a former teamster, another a truck driver, and the third handles general farming tasks. They drive teams, tend stock, plant corn, mow, and care for cows and pigs as neighbors watch the experiment.
Miss Winnifred Cornell of Atlantic will spend two months in Washington D C working for the war risk bureau of the War Department. She travels with her brother John, a navy yeoman, who will return to his ship in New York after a furlough.
Atlantic Baptists consider extending a call to the Rev. C. P. Spurgeon of Des Moines. He preached at the church on Wednesday to a good sized audience, following the resignation of Rev. Hurley who left for Estherville weeks ago.
N P Christensen a respected real estate man in Atlantic owns a Marmon valued around 4200 dollars, among the finest cars in the county. This follows his ownership of over a dozen less expensive autos. The article notes a move on July first to a new location behind Farmers Savings Bank, formerly occupied by Ed Southwick, and mentions Atlantic Sheet Metal Works at 818 Walnut Street.
Little Janice Sperry of Des Moines visited for several weeks with grandparents Mr and Mrs N Rupp. Mr and Mrs Oll Coomes returned home from Webster City where they spent several weeks at the home of his son I See Coomes and family.
A contract totaling 126000 dollars was awarded for 35 miles of mountain and forest highway along Glacier National Park's western edge in Montana. The route opens access for automobile tourists to a scenic area previously reachable only by horse or foot.
Frau Hindenburg arrived in Hanover and is settling in the house donated by the people. Marshal Hindenburg, believed to be preparing retirement from the eastern front, is expected to visit Hanover soon.
Walnut Ia June 27 The town purchased a new Ford tractor from Geo E Mickel garage and turned it over to Street Commissioner Von for use in fixing streets. Doc, proud of the toy, uses the tractor daily between showers. The contract bars Doc from Sunday joy riding.
Freckles can be removed with Othine double strength. Apply an ounce nightly and morning for results, with a money back guarantee if the freckles persist. Also mentions rug sales and carpet services from Deen Loom Co and Schrader Furniture Store in Harlan Iowa.
Mrs. Sherwood Broghan of Griswold forgot to set the brake and the car rolled forward pinning her between the automobile and a corn sheller in a corn crib. The crush drove a bolt into her thigh as her children freed her at Mrs. Reynolds home, where the crash occurred.
The Rev J K Driver of First Presbyterian plans a three day campout with twenty plus Atlantic Boy Scouts at Camp Lewis by Crystal Lake starting Sunday afternoon. C E Kringel joins the outing with the lads as he spends a few days at the camp while the Reverend works on mission duties at Columbia and Griswold churches.
Carl Jorgensen, son of Dan Jorgensen and his wife, formerly near Athintic but now near Mason, fell from a horse Monday evening and broke his arm. Dentist K Williams practices in Fulton Building at Fifth and Chestnut Streets.
Kelso will exit the shining parlor and news stand business on July 1 after selling the Chestnut Street shop to a Des Moines man named Anderson. Kelso will keep his orchestra work and had run the parlor for almost a year, adding the news stand three months ago.
In Los Angeles on June 27 the trial began in a $160,000 heart balm suit by Mins Roma Raymond a Polish born actress from New York against Bearle Williams a motion picture actor. Raymond alleges four years of kindness ended with Williams calling her darling snooktime and rum uy and that he deceived her then married Miss jerence Wals of New York.
Mrs. D. M. Alters of Oregon R R 4 reports she raises six hundred chickens yearly on a small farm and credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after organic trouble. She urges other women with similar troubles to seek advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. and notes the company’s 40 years of experience.
In Lote, June 27, Abraham L. Frank paints his cottage red white and blue to mark Allied victory. He calls it a one hundred per cent American home and says patriotism swayed his wife after initial disapproval.
A grocer trims doubtful brands restoring trust with trusted products. The piece praises RYZON baking powder from General Chemical Co, noting its quality and value. It claims RYZON enables versatile cooking and economical use, with reliable uniform results and recipes of great value.
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