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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1897

Page

12

Griswold School Rule in Grist for Kirkpatrick Case

State Superintendent Sabin ruled the Griswold school board acted properly in firing G S Kirkpatrick and hiring Moyer to finish the term. He held the principal must follow board directions, and funds from commencements or private use belonged to the district. The decision affirms the board’s control of graduating exercises and the duties of teachers beyond a four hour day.

Fuave Sabin Griswold School“ Board Newcomb Kirkpatrick Griswold Prof. Moyer Henry Sani Public Instruction Des Moines Iowa Griswold American

Seventh District WCTU Convention in Missouri Valley

The Sixth District WCTU held a successful convention in Missouri Valley on September 8 with reports and business. Mrs McAdon gave a leading address on L I work while Mrs Livingston and others delivered helpful Bible expositions and papers on responsibility, temperance work, fundraising, and the influence of women.

Missouri Valley Zorencon L'I. L McAdon Livingston W. C. TU Ida B. Wise Bell Missouri Valley Union Pennfield Galveston Texas

Happy Atlantic wedding unites Maury Duwe and John Strittmatter

At Joe Strittmatter’s home in Morton on September 20 Rev Otto joined Maury Duwe and John Strittmatter in marriage. About fifty guests attended a joyful ceremony with a bountiful supper. The couple, Cass county’s solid young people, begin a prosperous life amid best wishes from friends. The issue also notes the death of John A Romig in Noble township on September 24 1807 and outlines his abolitionist stance and Civil War service, followed by obituary notes on his character. It also discusses the Atlantic Normal and Business College, urging local support to ensure financial stability and independence from church or state subsidies.

Joe Strittmatter Morton Atlantic Otto Maury Duwe John F. Strittmatter Dora Duwe Henry Strittmatter Cass County Noble Township Iowa John A. Romig Mr. Romig Seneca County N.Y St. Joseph County Indiana Isabel Davidson South Bend Ind Romig Co. C Atlantic Normal and Business College Normal School and Business College Pople of Grinnell Indianola Corning

School meeting highlights teacher training and parent role

A Cass Pleasant township teachers meeting in Lewis drew strong attendance with Prof Wm Wilcox of Atlantic delivering the opening address. County Supt R B Newcomb presided with Miss Alice Shoemaker and Miss Georgia Cook contributing on language and discussion. Mrs G C Jewel and Mrs Joan Bates presented on the mothers’ claims on schooling amid calls for professional training and better reading circle work.

Cass Pleasant Townships Lewis Wm. Wilcox Atlantic R B. Newcomb Stewart Newcomb Alice Wiles Alice Shoemaker Georgia Cook Noman Fred Franklin Optician Louise Morris Aea G. C. Jewel Joan Bates

Mothers urged to support teachers in schools

Mrs Bates urges mothers to visit schools and encourage both teachers and pupils. She cautions impatience can worsen a child's behavior, while understanding actions by the child and support from home can prevent harsh punishment. Officers elected include Prof L B Stewart as president and Nannie St Clair as secretary.

Griewold Pres Nannie St Clair Oliver. Mills May Upson Amice M. Wiles

Political Equality Club Discusses Suffrage and Prohibition

The Political Equality Club held Thursday discussions at Mrs Burson’s home on Fifth and Maple. Topics covered included Law and the Ballot, Municipal Suffrage in Kansas, and the conflict of Property Laws governing men and women.

Political Equality Club Burson Fifth Maple Streets Kansas Mesdames Green United States Christian Church Topeka Kan California Republican Party Populist Party Govial Labor Party National Party Old Democrat Party San Francisco State of

The Motherhood and Prohibition Debate in San Francisco

A rural paragraph heavy with political contention cites reactions to woman suffrage and Prohibition. Clergy mourn losses while reformers warn liquor interests and mothers will defend prohibition. The piece notes upcoming convention dates, speakers, and a medical ad section, including Laxative Bromo Quinine and Foley's Kidney Cure, plus Hamburg dog taxation as a local nuisance measure.

It Hite the Spot and the War Memories

A cluttered advertisement style piece mentions Foley's Honey and Tar for sore throats and lungs, praised by Vic Emmert & Co. It recalls a volunteer corps moment about arming, then shifts to DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for skin and related injuries and a generic note on healing. The text blends product pitches with a wartime anecdote and a cautionary closing.

Foley Vic Emmert & Co

DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve and Karl’s Clover Root Tea Ad

A vintage testimonial page promotes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a universal remedy for piles, cuts, bruises, eczema and skin issues. It also touts Karl’s Clover Root Tea for constipation and nervous relief, with multiple Iowa and Hartford, Connecticut sellers listed. The ad emphasizes money-back guarantees and quick relief.

Karl A. Sweet Hartford, Conn Vic Emmert M. Jd. Davis Je Eammert M. J. Davis & Son Lewis Iowa

Beauty as a Fashion and Medicine Ad Claim

An 19th or early 20th century style feature extols female beauty tied to health and dress. It praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for uterine and bladder troubles, sharing a testimonial from Lydia Baris of Greensburg Pennsylvania about relief after three months.

Lydia B. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham LyDi& Baris Spring St Greensburg

Swamp Root promoted as kidney and bladder remedy

An advertisement touts Dr Kilmar s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder issues. It warns about signs like urine changes and back pain and claims the tonic supports overall health. Purchasers are urged to mail for a sample offer.

Algo Kilmar Dr. Kilmar & Co Binghamton, N

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