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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1900

Page

8

Susan B Anthony election claim for women in congress

Susan B Anthony asserts women will soon represent states in Congress. A. R. Bass of Morgantown Indiana suffered backache and kidney pains after heavy drinking, claims De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve and Ey’s Kidney Cure as cures. Baltic Sea wrecks noted as most numerous. Beware of dangerous counterfeits.

Susan B. Anthony A. RB. Bass Morgantown Ind Tupen & LouchRan H. Clark Chauncey, Ga de Witt L. M. Bosworth

Chicago & North Western Time Table East and West

Railroad timetable for the Chicago and North Western lines shows going east and west departures and arrivals with express and passenger services. It notes baggage policies and a Boonekat transfer instruction, signed by G. W. Rogers.

Rxprom Peti Sas Amae Pass Ames Marenaloys Moo Bam Dakota Des M Aines Boonekat Uneroll G. W. Rogers

Easter Wardrobe Quip Sparks Family Quibble

A humorous exchange shows Mrs Skinflint insisting on wearing something new for Easter while Mr Skinflint warns against it, quipping about the rest of the year. The light domestic banter reflects small town humor.

Banner Saive Healer Promoted for Skin Diseases

Advertising copy touts Banner Saive as the greatest modern healer for cuts wounds sores and skin diseases with guaranteed results. It also promotes Toley's Honey and Tar as protection against lingering grippe coughs and other health risks.

Banner Saive Titpen & Loughran Toley Covans Tiupen & Loughran

Prothonotary Carson Endorses Kodol for Stomach Trouble

J. J. Carson of Washington Pennsylvania says Kodol is an excellent remedy for stomach trouble and has provided great benefit. It digests what you eat and cannot fail to cure. L. M. Bosworth notes many of the world’s best gold mines have not yet been found.

J. J. Carson Washington, Pa L. M. Bosworth W. H. Shipman Beardsley Minn L. M. Bosworrts

Kidney Remedy Cures Mr Farrington in Constantia

A. B. Farrington of Constantia New York says he suffered years with kidney disease and back pain until Foley's Kidney Remedy cured him with one bottle. He recommends it to friends and reports perfect satisfaction. Titben & LOUGHRAN

A. B. Farrington Constantia N. Y Foley Thos. W. Carter Ashboro N. C Trnpen & Loughran

Early 1900s Patent Remedies Noted in Local Ad Конт

An array of patent medicines andtonics advertised by Bosworth L M and others. Foley Kidney Cure claims cures kidney trouble. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure promises digestion relief. Raven Food touted for blood purification and horse care. J Kooser grocery sells these in Ames Iowa.

J Kooser Grocer Ames

Remedy claims ease for asthma and consumption

A promotional line touts Foley's Honey and Tar as relief for asthma and severe cases. The ad urges taking no substitute and includes remarks about other products and mock dialogue about Easter plans.

Foley Tupen & Lougran

One Minute Cough Care Advertised Claims Cancer Cure Tone

An early 20th century advertisement touts Foley’s Y and Tar and One Minute Cough Care. It claims rapid cough relief and cold cure, lists products from Tripen & Loughran and Bosworth, and asserts effectiveness for croup bronchitis and throat lung troubles with no harm. It includes testimonials from C W Williams and L M Bosworth.

C. W. Williams Sterling Ran L. M. Bosworth

Golden Bruell Fruits Highlight Fine Line at Market

A brief market note describes a fine line of Golden Bruell fruits offered by vendor 44 J. W. Adams, noted as a top choice for shoppers seeking quality produce.

J. W. Adams

Catching Rabbits with Hose and Ferret in Nebraska

A San Francisco Argonaut item describes boys in Nebraska using a coil of inch diameter hose to reach rabbit burrows. They feed the hose into holes and funnel the rabbit into a sack with a cheerful shout. The method works quickly, causing little delay for the prey.

Nebraska San Francisco

No Bargain Satirizes Store Spirit in Church Anecdote

A minister announces a hymn calling for reverence and the congregation briefly breaks into song. A brother in the amen corner is reminded that the setting is a church, not a store, as a quip about discount shopping surfaces.

Atlanta Constitution

Czarina’s Tobacco Reform Brings Sudden Wealth Return

A Saturday Evening Post tale recounts a brief Victorian-era push to ban tobacco in Russia’s court by the czarina. After initial revenue drop, a bearded official explains taxes and reform, prompting a relaxation of the rule and a rapid return of income.

Czarina Russia Saturday Evening Post

Old time southern man finds welcome with white hosts in Boston

A penniless southern Black man seeks work in Boston and is refused at many doors. At a brownstone, a white man directs him to the kitchen where he finally finds aid. He rejoices, declaring he has found his white folks at last in gratitude and relief.

Boston Starvin Rascal de Lawd Las Atlanta Constitution

Bits of News For Both in a Dry Goods Store

Two girls meet in a dry goods store and reminisce about old times. They discuss an old flame Perry who is now married to the wife of Perry. The conversation shifts to a meeting with Johnny in San Francisco and Los Angeles, revealing he is married to Hetty. The exchange ends with surprise at the marriages.

Perry Hetty Johnny San Francisco Los Angeles Salt Lake Herald Jones Chicago News

Rome as Eternal Center of Culture and History

In a Rome lecture Frederic Harrison praised the city for its unrivaled 3000 year continuous life. He cited three eras: ancient world center, early Christian hub, and medieval to modern center of poetry and art, noting Rome’s monuments mark nearly every century.

Rome Frederic Harrison London Globe

The Loggerhead Turtle's Name Explained by Fisherman

An old fisherman explains the origin of the loggerhead turtle name. He notes that when a large turtle is at sea with its body submerged and head and neck above water, its head resembles the end of a log. The comparison holds for sizes around 600 to 800 pounds and at some distance.

New York Sun

Editor’s critique of classical authors with a blue pencil

The Atchison Globe laments Marcus Aurelius Epictetus and Carlyle as hard to read. It calls for editors to trim the phrasing and render their wisdom more accessible, arguing a wise saying must be seen and understood.

Marcus Aurelius Epictetus Epictetus Emerson Carlyle Atchison Globe

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