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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1896
Page
2
A newspaper note extols Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as the cure for uterine troubles in young girls. It asserts that doctors once denied the issue to unmarried women, but cures in hundreds of cases prove otherwise and urge immediate treatment to preserve vitality, mood, and health.
A compilation of brief items from a late 19th century paper includes verses on the Golden Rule by Frank Sweety, a note on Syrup of Figs as a kidney and bowel aid, a lightning strike near A. T. Marvin, Beggs' German Salve sales claims, and a teachers reading circle date. Also mentions Beggs Blood Purifier, Millet paintings and medical notes in McClure's May issue, Lincoln congress story, and Mrs. Winslow's teething syrup.
A farmer named Hines, owning little, rallied farmers to his agricultural road project. pledged days of work, gifts of right of way, and woodcut ties, aiming to extend from Duluth through the Red River valley into North Dakota and open new country. He now negotiates bonds in New York for ties and rolling stock, expecting actual construction.
Colonel Thomas W. Minshull leads Cleveland Pythian Uniform Rank efforts with military bearing. At a March 17 1806 meeting in Cleveland Supreme Chancellor Walter B. Richie and Major General James R. Carnahan approved a free encampment for the Uniform Rank from August 24 to 31 in Cleveland as part of the city centennial celebration. The city offers ample lodges and 3500 members across seventeen to eighteen lodges, with Second Ohio Regiment headquarters and renowned accommodations in central Cleveland.
The article notes a growing Endowment Bank within the Knights of Pythias gaining recognition and plans for a Cleveland August encampment with possible 5000 swords from Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. It mentions investigations by Howard Douglass, Supreme Tribunal set for Denver on April 15, 1896, and leadership by John A. Hinsey. Brig.-Gen. Hopkins predicts strong Texas turnout, with lodges meeting across states in May. The piece also endorsements Chamberlain's Cough Remedy via F M Martin of Long Beach.
April 24 report from Duncan Nebraska describes a severe windstorm lasting about an hour. Outbuildings, corncribs, stock sheds, and Warren Live Stock company structures were damaged, with poles and trees down. Gravel and dirt filled the air, reducing visibility. no heavy rain accompanying the storm.
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