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Newspaper
Atlantic Weekly Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1898
Page
7
A bustling episode of town life with visits, social calls, and short trips. People from Lewis, Brayton, Hampton, Audubon, Des Moines, and Humbolt travel or host gatherings while others attend the exposition. A funeral, a court case, and a fire alarm are noted along with shipments, a fine ram, an extra freight, and a curious pullet from a brood.
Justice Court news reports D N Colgrove was arrested on a complaint by C M Rogers for threatening to commit a public offense and for assaulting Rogers. He was taken before Justice Wallace and bound over to keep the peace on $800 bond.
A local druggist claims the agency for Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. The remedy is said to cure asthma bronchitis hoarseness and throat chest lung ailments. Visit the store to obtain a free bottle with purchase of a regular size at 60 cents or 1.00 guaranteed or money back.
A sizable audience attended a Y P S C E organized program at the Congregational church last night. Miss Abram delivered a debut recital as elocution instructor for Atlantic Business and Normal College, delivering dialect selections with ease. Her natural delivery earned strong applause, continuing the group’s pattern of fine youth events for patrons.
The Twenty second United States infantry was hosted by the Exposition Management at a reception yesterday. Major General Nelson A Milea is slated to speak on Army day of the peace jubilee. Secretary James Wilson and governors Alya Adams of Colorado and Barnes of Oklahoma are also invited to participate in Goyemnora day exercises.
A father's chorus of love and devotion as he cradles his child. The poem recalls a motherless world where wealth pales beside the worth of a child's smile and heartbeat. The speaker anchors meaning in tenderness, dreaming of tomorrow and waking to a child's whispered question.
Sunday and Monday gossip from Atlantic includes A Gillett in Stuart and various residents visiting Omaha Council Bluffs and Chicago. Mentions of expositions, trains, a peach visit, and multiple nearsight social calls plus a death, a wedding party, and union entertainment plans.
In Porto Rico about 10,000 Spaniards refuse to live under the American flag and seek repatriation at the government's expense. The case has been referred to the state council for decision. In Washington Colonel W J Bryan of the Third Nebraska awaits a war department reply on discharge of sick regimental men.
A search party in the Mount Baker hills for Walter Schroeder, a young Louis artist, has returned without him. They found his outfit but say further search is impossible due to heavy snow. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Cures Piles. Scaids. Buen
Editorial notes express anxiety over Willian J. Bayan leaving the army and a preference to fight with his voice, urging swift action against Turkey and suggesting political realism. The piece covers Voorhees' nomination for governor, troop illness and deaths in Santiago, British actions in Crete, Hoar's unchanged condition, and widespread forest fires across Wyoming with multiple locations cited.Sources include Washington reports on troops, Cairo dispatches, and local updates from Concord and Oneyenne.
Robert Morris and relatives display items at Nich Bank including Chinese paper money and a lava piece from Hawaii. Morris, visiting with his sister Miss Makepeace, contributed relics from the flag raising in Honolulu, along with quiet pictures of the event and a cane.
How to look good starts with healthy organs. A sick liver or stomach or kidneys produce unattractive looks. Kivetric Bitters are promoted as a tonic acting on stomach eyes and kidneys, purifying blood and improving complexion. Sold at Vie Emmert & Co's drug store for 50 cents per bottle.
The October number highlights the Spirit Lake Expedition of 1857 with Hamilton County memorial brass tablet in Webster City court house. Ex-Gov Carpenter Captains Duncombe and Richards speak, sharing recollections. includes portraits, papers, and history. Dr. Keys on Des Moines word origin, Rev Dr Salter sermon, and editorials plus notable deaths.
Mrs. Captain H Hubbard of Milford Delaware reports that Brazilian Balm saved a boy's life after he seemed near collapse. She recalls giving doses which helped stabilize him and restore his condition. The fragment suggests a testimonial role for the product in a maritime or military family context.
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