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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1916

Page

3

Griswold Couple Is Wed At Forsyth Home

Abbie Forsyth of Griswold married John E Jenkins at seven last evening in a ceremony at the bride’s parents home officiated by Rev R Chambers. Guests lined the road as the couple greeted well wishers after a wedding dinner and a reception attended by local families.

Melyck Abby Forsyth John E. Jeaking Griswold John E. Forsyth Abbie Forsyth John E. Jenkins R. ¥. Chambers Griswold Presbyterian Church Friends Forsyth AL Uso Heur Chambers Jenkins John KK. Forsyth Cass County Finsi Lome Pleasant Ridge Messant Ridge Mrs. Jenkins

Dance at Crystal Lake Weekly Event

A Thursday night dance at the Crystal Lake rink offers good order and a quality floor. Music will be provided by Bell Brothers Orchestra of Carroll, promoting a steady weekend rhythm through 2028.

Crystal Lake Crystal Lake Rink Bell Brothers Orchestra of Carroll EN Woodward Mer

Chocolates at Low Prices From The People's Store

An old advertisement for Henshaw and Martin at The People's Store highlights chocolate selections priced at 20c per pound with other flavours 30c to 40c, promoting regular goods and special offers.

Henshaw Martin the People's

1891 Campaign Notes and Local Events Highlight June

Twenty five years ago today June 20 1891 E D Cotton of Extra in town Saturday Wim Mekim returned Sunday from Ohio where he has been attending Gambler college ML Berger Postal Telegraph Oakland hosted Sunday in the city Good Templary to hold a social tonight at W P Egbert’s W E Shindley of Lewis in city for convention Prof Crawford republican nominee for Cass County representative farmer’s candidate unusually he was chosen without votes from Cass or Atlantic delegations backed Pellett due to township farm front voting for him not Crawford’s race

E. D Cotton Extra Wim. Mekim Ohio Gambler College ML Berger Oakland Aspen Friends Stlr Martin Dunn-grocery W. P daly_farm- 3

Fifteen Years Ago in Council Bluffs and Omaha Trades

The clippings recall R G Nancarrow returning from Council Bluffs and AL Hy Goodspeed buying a five horse wagon in Omaha this week for 150 dollars with an offer of 59 dollars before leaving. A roadster, well suited to city use, is noted. Bundy the Griswold conductor must take vacation for rheumatism and heads to Colfax for a two week stay. Je B Goss offered an appeal with a notable option.

R.G. Nancarrow Council Bluffs AL Hy Goodspead Omaha Rank Vredenburgh Bundy Griswold Branch Colfax

Hen Sits Through Transcontinental Trip to Hatch

A Newark hen remained on a nest of eggs during a cross country journey from Riverside California to Albany New York. The crate bore a warning placard Bitting Hen Eyes Expected to Batch Handle With Care. Three young chicks hatched upon arrival as witnesses recalled Breas employees observing the crate.

Albany J. W. Wolfram

Steals Locomotive To Go To Dance In Bozeman

In Bozeman Montana an unknown young man boarded a John locomotive and drove east breaking a switch. Engineer McVicker spotted the driverless engine and stopped his train. Fireman Rogiiting climbed aboard and halted the thief near McVicker’s locomotive. No trace of the man was found.

Bozeman, Mont George McVicker

Lightning Splits Century-Old Locust, Barns Safe Despite Strike

A two hour thunderstorm struck B. F. Davis farm, demolishing a century-old locust tree that stood over a hundred feet tall. Davis had refused $100 for the tree, believing it should stay to protect the nearby barns from future lightning. The lone bolt spared the barns and preserved the landmark despite the dramatic damage.

TsUp B. F. Davis

Plowing by Night on Lansdale Farm With Searchlight

In Lansdale Pennsylvania a farm near the Lansdale Mushroom Company test plowed at night using a tractor fitted with an acetylene powered searchlight. The machine operated continuously for forty hours, plowing ten acres in twenty one hours, as spring fatigue slowed work.

Lansdale

Veil Selection and Fitting Advice from a 1920s Expert

An expert offers practical guidance on choosing mesh types and the facial effects of different veils. It covers how square or fillet meshes age faces, the youthful look of a hexagon mesh, and how to tailor veil placement to face shape. Step by step fitting tips include pinning, length, and washing methods with plain soap and lukewarm water.

Again Leghorn A Tip Tilted Hat For The Summer Girl

Leghorn straw au naturel trimmed with a blue satin ribbon is gathered in back and held forward, a jaunty summer hat style for a blithe girl.

Unfermented Grape Juice Recipe From Old Text

Instructional fragment details washing grapes removing impurities boiling juice to make jelly then clarifying through multiple passes. Mentions soaking, straining, bottling, and serving as a refreshing nourishing beverage with possible use of lemon and water. Contains typographical errors and archaic phrasing.

Hedman Bakes Pastry At Allied Bazaar In New York

Swedish actress Martha Hedman at the Allied Bazaar booth in Grand Central Palace New York sold a slice of pastry for 25 cents to an elderly man with a white fringe hat and a bold medal. The man, Horace Fletcher, A M Food Economist, inspected the cake as Hedman extolled a lovebird pie while autographing her picture. He ate slowly, then handed her a big card bearing his title.

Grand Central Palace New York Martha Hedman Miss Hedman Gettess Booth Horace Fletcher A. M Ufe

Baby Quilts and Linen Dolls Stir Gentle Toddlers’ Night Fun

The article describes a blue quilt edged in white with three bedtime babies in nightgowns and caps, each holding a lit candle, titled The Sandman Is Coming. It notes the white embroidery on blue ground and adds a beanbag linen doll as a child’s toy, formed by two embroidered pieces and filled with beans for character.

Secret of Franch Frying and Crust Formation

The article explains deep hot lard fully covering the fry item, then lowering heat for extra cooking. Boiling fat should not penetrate but form a crust to keep fats out. Best fry uses lard or drippings and tests heat with a bread square turning brown in a minute.

Corn Chowder from a Historic Kitchen Note

A rough OCR recipe describes frying half a pound of diced salt pork until brown then adding finely sliced onion and cooking until golden. It calls for four parboiled potatoes, corn cut from the cob, and four pints of boiling water. Cool until tender, then add six quarts of thick milk, pepper, salt, and two quarts that have been soaked in a little milk. Serve with crackers.

Smock Design: White Pearl Buttons and Blue Linen Trim

A description of a hot weather smock in white linen with a royal blue collar and cuffs. It features a low belt square patch pockets and a delicate smocking detail. The piece exudes casual sportswear charm for summer wear.

How to Live Cheaply and Well in Soup and Stew

The piece argues Americans abroad and at home can live cheaply on modest wages through long slow cooking of soups and stews. It praises enamel kettles, stock made from bones and leftover foods, and cites national dishes like minestrone and goulash as affordable nourishment.

America

Petticoat Styles from the Present Fashion Era

The article outlines current petticoat trends focusing on cordings cuflings pipings and flounces. It highlights fabrics such as silk cotton nets crepe sateen pique lawn and embroidered grounds with bright colors. Describes ta ffa ta skirts with plaited flounces and tray ruffles and notes various design motifs including corded edges scalloped edges and tiny ruffles.

Length of Life of Children in Dr Ball's Study

A summary of Dr Alexander Graham Bell's claims on birth order and lifespan. He suggests first borns reach 84.6 years on average, with second borns near the average too. He notes third and later borns often surpass the average life expectancy. After ten years of marriage, later-born children may have shorter lifespans.

Alexander Graham Ball Mie Hen Ye Tala Rae Rene

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