Local and personal notices fill Atlantic column
Long list of items including court term opening April 21 with Judge Macy, travel and visits by Miss Bird Curtis, Mrs Doyle funeral at Ste Peter and Paul, Chas Burton family planning move to Ft Madison, a poisoning incident of Clark Bateman's water spaniel, Dr Slaughter traveling from California, legal notices, social events and receptions by Y M C A, Miss Ollie Pellet gatherings, health ads for Clover Root and Shiloh's products, several local residents traveling or visiting, medical society meeting details, Beggs products, and store improvements at Nichols drug store, with clerks and new stock updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connell
Doyle
Ste. Peter and Paul
Chas, E. Burton
Ft. Madison
H. L. Robinson
Neola
T. G. ‘Turmer
Ollie Pellet
Vic Emmert
M. J. Davia
M. J. Davis & Son
Lewis
Atlantic
A. M. Olney
Brighton Township
New Sharon
Oskaloosa
R. E.lee
Kelly
Nashville
Tenn
Wall coverings and novelties draw Atlantic visitors
Virginia Cuykendall is very sick while Danville visitors arrive for wall paper patterns at 8c per double roll. Shown are new novelties at P. F. O'Connell's. Mrs. Daly of Omaha visits Atlantic. Mrs. Doyle's funeral attracts many. Public notices and local remarks follow including society meetings and business moves.
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Virginia Cuykendall
Fred. Alexanders
Lem Porter
Danville, Ill
Fred
Baby Christened In Honor Of St Joseph Day At Local Church
Josephine M Lanza infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Lanza was baptized at 3 PM at 58 Peter and Paul church. The family marked St Josephs day in Italy with mass and prayer and a 6 PM reception featuring rare refreshments.
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Josephine M
Lanza
Peter and Paul Church
St. Joseph's Day
Italy
Medical Meeting Opens as Prominent Physicians Attend
The annual session of the medical association opened near 10 o'clock with Dr. F.S Thomas of Council Bluffs presiding. Papers were read including Some Ancient Sanitary Rules by Dr. F Overholt of Des Moines. Many attendees qualified for credentials and a long list of registered names appeared from Council Bluffs Omaha Des Moines Sioux City and other towns. The meeting featured reports from committees and several remarks by the president with discussions on important points.
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Missouri Valley Medical Society
K. P. Hall
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Atlantic
Medical Society
F.S Thomas
E.S. Hill
Donald Macrae Jr
Council Blufts
F. Overholt
Des Moines
W. F. Porterfield
Will J. Findley
Emmert
F. 5. Thomas
F. W. Porterfield
Rebecca Hanna
Red Oak
Thomas B. Lacy
Donald Macrae, Jr
W. F. Graham
W. L. Treynor
F. W. Dean
T. B. Lacy
W. L Ross
A.B. Lomus
A. W. Edmiston
B. F. Crummer
I. S. Foote
Edward W. Lee
J. P. Lord
Chas
C. Allison
W. O. Budges
F. S. Owen
R. E. Connitt
Sioux City
W. O. Henry
D. W. Finlayson
George Mogridge
Glenwood
John Riley
Extra
Harvey
Nye Sends Aid to Vermont Father in Debt Plight
Edgar Wilson Nye reads his father’s note of heavy mortgage and looming sale of the Vermont farm, and responds by sending $2,500. Nye hopes money will ease the burden and prove his worth to skeptical relatives in Minneapolis.
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Vermont
Bill
Bill Nye
Minneapolis
Edgar Wilson Nye
Banquet Marked Close of Missouri Valley Medical Society
The Missouri Valley Medical Society held a productive meeting with papers read and debated, notably Dr. Henry's hard look at quacks and Dr. Morgridge's epilepsy study. A formal banquet followed with readings of further papers and displays of new surgical instruments and nerve stimulants. The event blended professional discourse with social hospitality, ending after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley Medical Society
W. O. Henry
Omaha
Edward Lee
George Morgridge
Glenwood
Jepsen
Sioux City
F.S. Thomas
Why He Was Agitated A Scotch Tradesman and a Clerk
A Scottish tradesman discovers his fortune is £6000 instead of £4000 after his clerk's balance sheet. He doubts the total, counts again, and the clerk confirms the £6000. The master spends the extra on workers, yet fears an error. He confronts the clerk in a rainstorm, accusing him of adding the year of our Lord among the peons.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy
Catarrh is described as a blood or constitutional disease and not treatable by local applications. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Marketed as a non quick medicine from a Toledo company, with testimonials offered and a 75 cent price.
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F. J. Coenry & Co
Props
Toledo
Swayne's Ointment Promises Piles Relief and Healing
Advertising copy touts Swayne's Ointment as a cure for moist itchy piles with stinging. It claims to stop itching and bleeding, heal ulceration, and remove tumors in most cases. Sold by druggists or mail order for 60 cents from Dr. Swayne & Son of Philadelphia.
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Swayne
Beggs' Diarrhea Balsam Sale By Palmer and Findley
An advertisement touts Beggs' Diarrhea Balsam as a purely vegetable remedy for rapid relief and permanent cure. It claims instant effect and safety, noting Palmer & Findley as local agents.
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Palmer & Findley
Cure all skin diseases with Swayne Ointment
Claims a topical remedy cures tetter eczema and all eruptions on the face hands and nose without internal medicine. Promises skin becomes clear white and healthy and asserts unequaled healing powers. Urges readers to ask their druggist for Swayne s Ointment.
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Swayne
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Wilken
Fred ‘Alexanders
Macy
Miss Bird Curtis
Clark Bateman
Dr. Slaughter
California
Karl
J.D. Warner
Iowa City
Shiloh
Je Hmmert
M. J. Davis, & Son
H. A. Trappe
Cocoanut’ Grove
Florida
B. C. Hobart
Ben Minturn
Mollie Fleming
Peter Fleming
Dr. Thomas
Missouri Medical Society
Toby & Thomas
Palmer &1 Findley
Floger
GC. W. Hart
Rock Island
Dr. Nichols
Parsons Drug Store
W. C. McKelvey
Greenfield
P. F. O'Connell's
G. W. B Fletcher
D. E. Daly
H.G. Curtis
Cathrine Doyle
O'connell’s Jewelry Store
M. Storer
Standard Oil Co
D. M. Reynolds
Iowa
Missouri
E. P. Wilson
Lincoln, Neb
Bear Grove Township
Eli Lundy
Smithponte
Kan
Chris Jensen
Maine
City
Charles Jensen
Ews
D. F. Emmert
Avoca
S. M. Childs
E. Huchendorf
Prof
Dickerson
Miss Marsh
Cumberland
T. W. Brown
M.J. Davis & Son
Anna Romig
Union Township
Wax
Young Men's Christian Association
Geo. F. Lang
Atlantic House
George
K. of P. Hall
A. J. Boggs
Griswold
Walnut Street
Fourth
Fire Department
Boggs
Carr
Chicago Journal
Toney
Louisville
Kentucky
Geo. H. Robertson
Locust. Street
Crooks
August Sherer
Jenneken Haarbrink
Sherer
Germany
Mpems
N Disbrow
Fontanelle
Anna
Charles, P. Disbrow
Cass County
Sarah von Winkle Hough
P. Walker Hough
Watertown
N. Y
Manhattan Island
P.W. Hough
Woodbury
Litchfield County
Conn
Oelwein
M. E. Church
Bible Christian Church of the East
Dr. Hill
Wickersham
Telford
Miss Hough
Attenda
Erlday
Fred Alexanders
Wu. Hopley
Audubon
N.N. Jones
John Schrader
Dr. Wilkin
J.J. Howe
Denver
Tre Alexanders
Aran
J. N. Wilson
Sarah
H. M. Acker
John McCormick
Knoxville
Pearl Hutton
E. C. Gage
Wiota
D. H. Juanrenson
Marling & Fisher
B. Harken
Chas. Porter
Pella
Junita Reynolds
Louise Buck
R. Bentley
Anita
John Curry
Frank Jenkins
Rom Brayton
Dr. Weidner
Des Moinnes
Rose E. Starr
Addie Frederickson
Battle Creek
Mich
Clay Township
Shelby County
J. M. Svrmen & Co
J. C. Engel
Minden
Neb
Ewing Brown
M. F. Stultz
Treynor
W. H. Christie
Mento
A. Ly ‘Wright
Carroll
W. ©. Bridges
Lew Schooler
Harold Gifford
Sciatica
W. L. Traynor
F. Damour
Bolckow, Mo
Win
Jepson
H. M
F. Parsons & Co
Chestnut Street
National Bank
Mutual Insurance Co
R. Hunt
W. Curtis
Vice Press
Breece
See
Trens
Brighton
O Blakeslee
Cass
Frank Hunt
Pymosa
W C Frazier
Bear Grove
Dra Miller
Benton
C W McDermott
Edna
G Edwards
Grant
S W Jenkins
Union
EA Worthing
Lincoln
A Biggs
Massena
Jno McDermott
Frank Ho
Ol Coomes
Pleasant
J H Lowman
Grove
Bratt
Washington
C S Fulton
Block & Heyman's
John H. Wood
Fifth Street
Postoffice Building
Fred. Alexander
Shenandoah Sanitarium
District Court
Theo. G. Steinkeeceiver
J.C. Vetzer
Daniel Carran
A. D. Hill
C. J. Wa
Jon Cann
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