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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
8
An old classified style notice for D C Herbert Abstracts of Title offering loans insurance real estate at 6 East Ha tth Brrest. It lists Noyer et al Etta L Noyer chiropractors and Palmer Behoo graduates with contact numbers Rice Green 304 and West Fifth Street.
A fragmented town directory lists A Giffen Furnitere and Undertaking Atlantic Iowa with phone numbers, Larsen Concrete Construction, J Burnea Wholesale tobacco line, Leon ard Jackson licensed embalmer at Chestnut Street, Peacock and Trede successors to J L Winne Furniture and Undertaking, Stagner Embalmer, RasLAN sales in Cass County, Weber Concert and Dance offerings with violinist director at Bead Street. Confirmed addresses include 14-16 West Sixth and Chestnut Street.
A humorous lament on a wet spring with crops drowned and greens failing, citing flooded fields and wilted onions while noting weeds thrive. It cups with a spoof advertising voice about cures and a catarrh remedy, ending with a promotional ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills.
Chicago experienced a massive streetcar strike described as the greatest nationwide impact to date. The disruption halted over 1200 miles of tracks and left a million workers unable to reach jobs, yet the city resumed activity by the next day, showing resilience and ingenuity amid the chaos.
James A. Ten Eyck, longtime Syracuse coach and celebrated oarsman, is highlighted for his contributions to rowing. The feature notes his leadership, influence on crews, and enduring legacy within Syracuse athletics.
National League and American League standings show teams like Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Boston St. Louis and New York with varying win totals and percentages. Other clubs such as Pittsburgh, Brooklyn, Cleveland, Milwaukee and Des Moines appear in scattered listings with partial records and numbers.
An overnight transit strike paralyzed Chicago with no cars or streetcars for two days. Workers returned as trains and buses resumed, residents helped each other get home, and a humorously defiant hawker chant highlighted the mood. The episode left Chicago relieved the disruption ended.
A fragmented line references buying a watch and gelt from Eggers Bros. It mentions knowing the time and makes uncertain reference to Hamiltons. The tone is informal and garbled with no clear event or outcome.
In a grueling event at Wagar, Cornell edged the field to win the varsity race. Teammate performances highlighted by standout legs and strategic pacing carried the team to the decisive victory. Meanwhile a separate advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatic relief with external application emphasized.
Jowa state association of optometrists opens a two day convention in Johnson County with larger attendance than ever. Officers include James McDonald Washta president Barney Rabe Davenport vice president George A Gordule Lenox secretary Governor George W Clarke returns from the Panama-Pacific exposition for an address and FE Boughton Eagle Grove is to be state examiner. A question hour will let speakers share views.
Cleveland faces a new scourge of plant life as aphids infestations spread through tussocks and shrubs. City officials urge residents to spray with kerosene emulsion or air spray. one infested application can produce about six immature aphids in a season.
Attorney M Boorman offers specialized probate services wills drafted estates settled and representation in all courts.
The paper announces a cleanup of its mailing list and thanks readers, asking those in arrears to pay promptly. It ends with a note to celebrate the Fourth in Nehe’s shoes.
A Cleveland Zoo exhibit features a rare elk with extraordinary curved horns. Zoo keeper Muldoon notes the creature bends its antlers upward in odd shapes. Visitors and students are puzzled by the unusual growth and placement of the horns as the animal remains in a secluded enclosure. A local ad for ordering work from Wilken Mont-Nent Works is also visible.
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