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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1898

Page

12

McKinley Heads Large Banquet for Manufacturers U S

New York January 26 The third annual banquet of the Association of Manufacturers of the United States at the Waldorf Astoria drew about a thousand guests with President McKinley on the dais. He spoke on sound money national honor and duty urging energy industry and unity to strengthen the nation despite adversity.

New York Association of Manufacturers of the United States Waldorf-Astoria Hotel McKinley President McKinley M. E. Ingalls Darwin James Rev. MacArthur Thomas W. Cridler Randolph Guggenheimer Elihu Root John Addison Porter John W. Griggs Timothy L Woodruff William P. Frye Charles Emory Smith Warner Miller Theodore O. Search Henry E. Howland William L. Strong Clement A. Griscom St. Clair McKelway Abner McKinley Tacarcely Ohio Cincinnati Manufacturers’ Association United States Republican Party

Lake Steamer City of Duluth Wrecked Off St Joseph

The Benton Harbor report says the steamer City of Duluth wrecked off St. Joseph yesterday morning. It broke lengthwise through the center by heavy seas and later fell to pieces as its oats cargo swelled. Valued at 100000 dollars with 80000 dollars insured. All 40 passengers and crew were saved by the lifesaving crew, among them three women.

Attorney Takes His Own Life in Grand Hotel

An Illinois attorney I. L. Statzell from Extra, In. died by laudanum overdose at the Grand hotel in Council Bluffs last evening. He arrived a week ago on business, contacted several lawyers, and spent most of the day in his room. At 11 PM physicians could not save him. A two-ounce laudanum bottle was found empty beside the bed. He was about 38, with no money and had not paid for his stay. Later reports hinted he might have been revived, but initial word described a fatal self-inflicted overdose.

I. L. Statzell Extra Council Bluffs Statzell Hart and McCabe Washington Warripura Wash Atlantic ‘Telegraph Cass Co William McKinley William Jennings Bryan Walla Walla Iowa Owa Towa Nebraska Iona Atlantic Telegraph H. D. Brown Cumberland J. M

Bucklen Arnica Bale salve ad and cough cure notice

An advertisement touts Bucklen Arnica Balm as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers and skin eruptions with a guarantee of satisfaction or money back priced at 25 cents per box and sold by Vic Emmert & Co It also promotes One Minute Cough Cure as safe for children after a terrifying croupy cough in the night sold by Vic Emmert & Co.

Bucklen Arnica Vic Emmert & Co Vic _Emmert & Co B. W. Pursell Knitnersvilleville DeWitt Chamberlain L. G. Bagley Hueneme Cal Vic Emmert Co

Common Mistakes On Health And Habits From London Family Doctor

A London Family Doctor warns against common health missteps such as working while unfit, removing heavy underclothes when overheated, overeating, child labor assumptions, too much study, restricting sleep, excessive or violent exercise, sleeping in small rooms, exposing to direct drafts, assuming quick relief from remedies like stimulants, rushing meals, eating despite no appetite, and wasting time on needless routines. These cautions urge rest and moderation.

London

Oregon Central and Eastern Railway Transferred to Corvallis and Eastern

The Oregon Central and Eastern railroad spanning fourteen miles from Yaquina Bay to the Cascade range is transferred to the Corvallis and Eastern with J K Weatherford of Albany as president. A mortgage of fifteen thousand dollars per mile bonds the road for future eastward extension. Lincoln, Nebraska. The 26th annual Nebraska Press association session in Lincoln hosts about 100 newspaper professionals in one of its strongest meetings.

Oregon Railway PortLand, Or Oregon Central and Eastern Railroad Yaquima Bay Cascade Mountains The Corvallis and Eastern J. K. Weatherford Albany Eadlorson Linxcoty Nebraska Press Association

Remedy advertisements and testimonials in a 1901 page

A dense ad list touts De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin diseases, One Minute Cough Cure for lung troubles, Karl's Clover Tea for constipation, Dr. Kay's Renovator, De Witt's Little Early Risers, Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and various testimonials from users like Mrs Mary Svabek and L. G. Bagley. Also notes on dog taxation by size and a Cincinnati Enquirer quote about women in business.

Mary Svabek South 4Th St Omaha Neb Dr. Kay de Witt Vice Emmert & Co

Masterly South American Nervine Tonic Promises Cure

Disclaimers claim a world curing remedy for stomach weakness and indigestion. The tonic allegedly begins relief with the first dose and guarantees a safe, perpetual cure, sold by F Parsons & Co. druggists in Atlantic, Iowa in 1698.

F. Parsons & Co Atlantic Towa

Delays Are Dangerous Cautionary Cough Advice

Delays are dangerous. Many friends have contracted consuming illnesses or pneumonia by neglecting a cold or cough. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised as safe and guaranteed to help. Vic Emmert & Co.

Foley Vic Emmert &.Co

Mystic cures and patent remedies in early 1900s ads

A compilation of multiple patent medicine ads promises rapid cures for rheumatism, neuralgia, coughs, catarrh, and stomach issues. It lists remedies like Mystic Cure, English Spavin Liniment, Shiloh’s products, DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, and Shiloh’s Consumption Cure, with prices and local druggists F Parsons & Co and Vic Emmett & Co in Atlantic and Lewisport.

F. Parsons &Co Atlantic Iowa Ant DeWitt Vic Emmert & Co

Grand barbecue closes National Stock Growers session

Denver scene ends three day convention with a buffalo heavy feast at Union Stock Yards. Delegates adopt resolutions on arid land cession and stock growers building for Omaha expo while naming executive committee members from ten states. The event marks likely last buffalo menu item for such banquets as the convention plans to return to Denver next year.

National Stock Growers Convention Denver National Stock Growers’ Convention Union Stock Yarda Colorado John W. Springer Iowa John A. Craig Kansas G. W. Melville Minnesota Theodore L. Schuermeis Missouri O. A. Thompson Montana J. M. Helt Nebraska Peter Jensen New Mexico M. W. Donald South Dakota Frank M. Stewart Wyoming D. E. Stickney Henry Wallace

Telegraphic Briefs: fires plague and succession notices

Half a million pounds of napibe burn at Baku with several feared dead. Bombay reports 34 plague deaths in the past week. Gefion sails to Aden to dispatch colliers for Deutschland. Kid McCoy warns of a heavyweight claim if money isn’t covered by six weeks from Jan 26. Archbishop Ireland case looms as Minnesota land titles await decision. Rev W. Dockery, 74, marries Mrs Julia Dimmock, 45, in Chillicothe. Henry E. Van Dusen dies by morphine at Quincy hotel. Cogebio range mining deal buys half of Escanaba River Land and Iron property, awaiting receiver confirmation. 400,000 tons ore potential.

Baku Bombay Gefion Aden Deutschland Kid McCoy Fitzsimmons Corbett Hermann General Land Office Archbishop Ireland Minnesota Chillicothe W. 3. Dockery Julia Dimmock Dockery Kery Missouri Henry E. van Dusen St. Louis Big Four Woolson Coffee and Spice Couny Remont Quincy Ill Cogebio Range Escanaba Land and Iron Company Bwazey

Eminent New York chemist offers free bottles for lung cures

The New York chemist T A Slocum M D offers three free bottles of his New Scientific Treatment for consumption and bronchial illnesses to Telegraph readers. He cites cures worldwide and urges sufferers to write to 98 Pine St New York stating they saw the ad. He claims the treatment has cured thousands and urges prompt action.

New York T. A. Slocum Telegraph Science Daily M. D Pine St

Not Always Understood Kidney and Bladder Distress

An advice notice explains that women suffer kidney and bladder troubles as men do, warns against misattributing symptoms to womb weakness, and urges tests like urine sediment. It promotes Dr Kilmar's Swamp Root as a remedy, noting sample bottles and pamphlets are available by mail from Dr Kilmar & Co.

Dr. Kilmar &Co Binghamton, N. Y

Salter Praises Shilohs Cure From Observed Effects

Dr A E Salter states from personal knowledge gained observing Shilohs Cure in advanced consumption cases that it is the most remarkable remedy seen and has saved many from consumption. For sale by Lewis in Iowa.

Shiloh Vicary and M. J. Davia & Son Lewis Buffalo Vic Emmert M. J. Davis & Son Lewis, Iowa

Grain-O replaces coffee for sound sleep

Advertises Grain-O as a non stimulating drink made from pure grains that looks and tastes like coffee. Claims Grain-Q spoils sleep and offers Grain-O as a nourishing alternative suitable for nervous people youths and children. Encourages trying a package from grocer with prices 15 and 25 cents.

Dreadfully Nervous Relief Promised by Karl's Tea

Mrs S A Sweet of Hartford Connecticut says she was dreadfully nervous and used Karl's Clover Root Tea to quiet her nerves and strengthen her system. She recovered from constipation and kidney and bowel troubles as the tea cleaned her system and restored health and vigor. Sold by

Karl S. A. Sweet Hartford, Conn Vic Emmert M. J. Davis

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Manufacturers’ Association Washington, D. C Silas Wilson L. Watrous Des Moines American Association of Nurserymen House Committee On Agriculture San Jose California New Jersey Committee On Agriculture Wilson Watrous Hamburg Cumminsville Sage Cara Cincinnat Enquirer Emily Bates Richford Vt Croup Vicent and Lewis, Owa Crippe Io Emmett & Co Vic Fmt Danvgr Broadway George McNamara John Hammond Michael Seaman Seaman McNamara Hammond Mason Orry Leon Jones Portland Jones Fort Rosinson Sergeant Reynolds Bios Reynolds Idaho Pocatello, Ida Nichols’ Bank Postoffice Europe Marvin's Music Store Science Dr. A. E. Salter
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