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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1899
Page
11
An advertisement touts Berlin Discovery as a German remedy curing consumption cancer catarrh and related illnesses. It promises guarantees on six bottle orders and warns of a price change after one week with bold claims of health and happiness for readers across the United States.
A Brookline Massachusetts man recounts a lung illness described as quick consumption. After hospital care and ongoing treatment by his physician, Berlin Discovery No 1 is credited with curing him. He offers to share details and endorses the remedies as the greatest scientific discovery of the age.
The Norcross Pharmacy proprietor Lester Norcross of Beachmont Massachusetts endorses Berlin Discovery No 3 as a cure for tired nerves. He recounts his fall decline after a busy season and claims the remedy restored his health when physicians failed, urging customers to order directly from the manufacturers.
A Portland Maine resident testifies to relief from severe catarrh after using Berlin Discovery No. 8. He describes long years of head pain, bad breath, and sleepless nights, with multiple medicines failing. After trying the Berlin remedy, one bottle eased headaches, with continued use bringing complete cure by last December. He praises its quick action and plans to keep it as his preferred blood medicine.
Washington reports say Mrs. Rich will be handed to Mexican authorities for the murder of her husband. Public protests urge against extradition, but the decision aims to secure Mexico-based criminals crossing the line. The incident is framed as a precedent for future cooperation and arrests. The news includes parade remarks and reactions from officials.
San Francisco saw a lively public demonstration upon the landing of the Oregon troops and the California signal corps. The scene recalled the departure of the California volunteers for the Philippines, with streets filled by cheers as the troops prepared to proceed.
Federal authorities pursue 27 Choctaw officials and others in Antlers and Tusa Oklahoma for contempt after refusing to grant a stay on Goings execution. Judge Thomas issues writs of habeas corpus and orders prisoner before him in Muscogee while a fishing trip follows. incident includes vandalism of a German flag and a $100 fine for malicious mischief.
Honolulu on July Fourth saw Carl Blemme, hotel owner, fly both the American flag and German colors. A friend asked for the American flag, Blemme loaned his, leaving the German flag aloft. J H West ordered it removed, and West later gathered soldiers from the transport Sheridan to confront the scene, warning of international tensions.
A Keil dispatch says the German cruiser Goir hag left Corinto Nicaragua to join Great Britain in a demonstration for Guatemala's foreign creditors. Joaquin Yela Jr of Guatemala reports peace and tranquility across the country. At Camp Mattocks Fort Dover the major election narrowed as Captain Chautland withdraws in favor of Captain Kreager.
The ad claims a lovely woman stays healthy by regulating the stomach liver and kidneys and purifying blood. It links constipation and kidney trouble to pimples and a dull complexion, promising stronger nerves bright eyes smooth skin and a more attractive appearance. Available for 50 cents at Vic Emmert Co's Drug Store.
The grand commandery of the Knights Templar of Iowa elected officers at Spirit Lake on July 15, naming John H. Pettibone as Commander and D. M. Brownlee as deputy commander among others. Separate item reports a July 16 fight over Dubuque street railway franchises as Dubuque Light and Traction sells plants and Star Electric eyes consolidation with a Philadelphia-backed rival. An accompanying 1890s ad promotes Shaker Digestive Cordial as a remedy for indigestion Published notices mix in. no details on dates beyond July 15 and July 16.
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