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Newspaper

Atlantic Weekly Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1910

Page

7

Goodspeed Says He Is Sorry He Struck Old Man

Attorney Bert Goodspeed testified in Mayor Straight's court about slander accusations arising from the railway tax dispute. He admitted to striking Wilson Pratt after Pratt allegedly said Goodspeed had called him a thief. Goodspeed expressed regret for striking an old man and offered to pay a fine, with the mayor awaiting Pratt's account before ruling.

Thureaday Bert Goodaweed Wilson Pratt Prall Straight Goodspeed Justice Court Mr. Goodspeed Pratt Pratl Telegraph Mr. Pratt Smart Mr. Prall

Law Will Limit Births Says Dr Rose D Howe

Dr Rose D Howe told the Austin Woman's Club that a future law would criminalize more than two births a family. She urged education to lower death rates and promote health and hygiene, insisting future education will focus on conserving health and youth.

Rose D. Howe Austin Woman’s Club Stork Chicago Hygeniecs

The American Boy Shoes Window Display Claim

The ad touts American Boy Shoes as durable and comfortable for active boys from morning till night. It highlights a genuine Menzies Elk skin upper praised for softness and long wear, urging shoppers to ask local boys about their American Boy Shoes and to view the window display.

Menzies Etkskin

The Conrad Shoe Ligas: Cleopatira and world rulers

The piece notes Cleopatira as both beauty and highly educated, destined for influence among rulers. It describes Airs. Taliok Campbell and Sarah Orn hardt maintaining vigor through exercise and long study, claiming daily study powers kept minds sharp while bodies stay fit.

Fas Taliok Campbell Sarah Ornhardt

Coffee Club Hosts Griswold Luncheon at Maulfly Home

The ladies Coffee Club met at Mrs. M. L. Maulfly's home for a three course luncheon. Mrs. W. E. Clements of Lewis visited the city for the day, sharing in the enjoyable gathering.

Griswold Ladies Coffee Club Yestering W. E. Clements Lewis

Dentists Replace Missing Teeth Without Plates or Bridges

A farmer from Des Moines, Iowa, thanks a dentist for a rapid and solid restoration of missing teeth. He arrived with six worn teeth and left in hours with new teeth that let him eat an apple and hard candy easily, praising the restoration as extraordinary. The note invites readers to write for a 32 page booklet on modern dentistry.

Des Moines Towa Harman Dusta Ict Johnson Mr. Jolson Wes Leeshan

Corn Meetings a Big Success at Hall Show

A large crowd attended the corn show over Bailey's store with speeches from Thomas Whimore and O L Barrett of Missouri Valley Corn Exposition. Talks covered college courses for youth and better seed corn. Prizes awarded totaled about 66 dollars as various class winners were named by names including Chester Frost and George Daniels among many others.

Bailey Thomas Whimore O. L. Barrett Mcgclenlan Missouri Valley J. H. Petty Elliott George Rye Council Binds CG. McGarthy Eliatt Graphic Wehrwins

Hearing Set In Rail Cage Reinstatement Case

Judge Thorne takes up the application by Mere dith Pratt Stratford and Franks to reinstate the A N rail cage. Rail line counsel object to delay. request legal notice for ten days. Hearing slated for October 17 before Judge Thornell. Bruff asserts clients are not intimidated.

Thornell Bruff Goodspeed Rockafellow

Yankee Robin son dies at Walnut in sudden death

Ole Settler at Walnut reports Charles Robinson, known as Yankee, died at his Walnut home this morning after a brief illness. He leaves three sons. his wife passed away seven years ago. Deceased hèa

Ole Settler Walnut Charles Robinson

Funeral for long time Walnut resident Robinson

The obituary notes that he passed his 76th birthday and lived in Walnut for about thirty five years. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at nine o'clock from the Catholic church with interment in the Catholic cemetery. Mr B Wilkinson of this city is traveling to Walnut to attend as an old friend of the deceased. Mr Robinson was widely known and well regarded across the county.

B. Wilkinson Walnut Robinson

Free Child's Remedy Free Sample Offer

Mothers sought a free sample bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for stomach and bowel troubles. The ad promises a no risk trial to convince, with future purchases at 50 cents to 1 dollar, and offers medical advice from Dr. Caldwell free of charge. Includes addresses in Chicago and Louisville for sample requests.

Dr. Caldwell Mra Ly Davis W. Harrigan Street Chicago Mary Belford Coke Street Loulaville Itoi Catiwell Wey W. B. Caldwell Monticello Iil

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