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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1881
Page
4
The Man, the Train, and a Courageous Rescue on Rails
A speeding engine thunders toward a cottage boy on the track. Fireman Herbert saves the child, blocking disaster with a bold catch. He later meets the grateful widow Brown, and a reunion with Viola reveals a hidden past and renamed son Herbert Dave Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Express
Flora Lamar
Flora
Hhe
Viola Hite
Dres
Dave
Viola
Graham
Western Express
Herbert
Giant
Description of the Russian Czarowitsch by a Philadelphia Times correspondent
The correspondent portrays the Czarowitsch as tall and broad with a deep chest and fair complexion. He notes light gray eyes, auburn hair, a distinctive head shape, and a small mouth with good teeth. In St Peters burg he dresses in uniform, while abroad he wears a shepherds plaid suit, and his frostbitten fingers and a temple scar hint at battles in the Turkish War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Times
Czarowitch
Russia
Hesse Darmstadt
Alexander I
Paul
Peter the Great
House of Romanoff
Alexander II
St. Petersburg
Fancy dress bow inspires sleepy infant’s finest robes
A mother dressed her squalling infant in its finest robes, admiring a fancy dress bow as she arranged the child for the moment. The scene captures a tender domestic gesture amid a bustling household.
Pain in the back cured by Day's Kidney Pad claim
An advertisement asserts that back pain can be permanently cured using Day's Kidney Pad, stating a lasting remedy for readers seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
Panther Attacks Passengers on Calcutta Return Vessel
An overland mail story describes the steamer Glenaryney leaving the Straits of Malacca with a large black panther aboard in an iron cage. The beast escaped its cage, prowled the tween decks among 300 passengers, and was later killed by Captain Bolton. The tale is followed by notes on Old Joe the Florida alligator, killed in 1880 after decades on Joe's Island with a stomach containing a hog, wood chunks, rocks, and a chopped ax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland Mail
Calcutta
Glenaryney
Straits
Straits of Malacca
Penang
Bolton
Florida
Old Joe
United States Marine Hospital
St. Marks
Wakulla
Wakulla County
Joe's
James L. Oliver
Notions or The First Set LS
Mendovi Wisconsin resident W H H Amidon, an early Gilmantown settler, suffered rheumatic pain for years until St Jacobs Oil brought relief. The note claims many locals also found relief and that the medicine is widely available. A quoted critic notes eighteenth century Italian music valued the human voice, now altered by mechanical devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendovi
Wis
Buffalo Co. Herald
W.H. H. Amidon
Gilmantown
St. Jacobs
Cincinnati Irish Citizen and Wood Pile Note
Cincinnati citizen John Miller reports cure by St Jacobs Oil for ten year rheumatism. A local young man is warned over parlor wood use. the next day two cords of hard wood are bought and stacked in the yard with a sign reading for use nights only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John Miller
West Fifth Street
Holman
Green
Holman Pad Co
Bow
William St
Feild
Hamlin
John W. Phillips
Asa Fyiza
Syracuse
Honest thanks for insurance payout after January fire
A Dallas Center couple extends thanks to Hawkeye Insurance Company for prompt full payment after a January 13 1881 fire destroyed their home and part of its contents. They credit the policy for honest loss indemnity and acknowledge many similar expressions of gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye Insurance Company
Samuel Foster
Mary Ann Foster
Dallas Center
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters touted against malarial fevers
The article argues that western and southern regions suffer malarial risks due to rainfall and river floods. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a reliable preventive for intermittent and remittent fevers, claiming long standing efficacy where ordinary remedies fail. It urges using the tonic to avoid local ailments rather than temporary measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lana
A Rather Sane Lunatic Col Tom Buford Remains In Asylum
The Kentucky assassin of Judge Elliot, Col Tom Buford, remains confined in the lunatic asylum after acquittal. Physicians note a growing mental malady likely softening of the brain though Buford denies lunacy, claiming insanity plea hid a greater crime by the courts. He speaks clearly, recalling marriage and calling his wife Minerva dear and nervy at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Tom Buford
Kentucky
Elliot
Lunatic Asylum
Grateful Women and Patent Cure Ads Run Free
A collage of medical advertisements praises various remedies and patent medicines. Claims tout improved health for women through Hop Bitters and Carboline hair products, with endorsements from public figures and farmers. Other ads promote Hale's Honey of Horehound, Pike’s Toothache Drops, Dr Halliday’s Blood Purifier, and various tonics, syrups, and liniments for ailments from indigestion to rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant
Redding
Russia
John A. Vee
United States
Illiinois
Michigan
Hale
Pike
St. Paul
Halliday
Burlington Hawkeye
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Cora Palmer
Brown
Widow Brown
Herbie
Papa
Mrs. Brown
Herbert Graham Brown
Herbert Dave Graham
Iowa
Des Moines
C. F. Clarkson
B. F. Gue
J. A. Coon
United States Court
W. E. Miller
Washburn & Moon Manufacturing Company
John D. Whitman
Dallas County
M. L. Devin
Capt. Dunigan
John Wragg
Mississippi
Chicago
Washburn, Moen & Co
Washburn, & Co
Hunt and Glidden
Patent Office
Hunt
Drummond
Blodgett
Washburn & Co
Hurt
Glidden
Gue
Ap Co
D. R. Polk
James Foster
Guthrie Coun
Madison
John A. Hull
John Story
J. E
Alexander III
Roger
Uncle Sam
Eilert
Ellert
Dr. Winchell
Dibulls
Nath
Ill
Great American Tea Co
Irek
Vesey St
Berlin & Ce
Washington
Axle Grease
Ann
Ann A ‘Hae
Ace
Frazer
John L. Thompson, Sons & CO
Ork
Price & Centa
Mroledo
Warner
Lyon
Wiliamsan
Williams
Gosreensy
Trr
Wilisine
Calaversy
van Schaack, Stevenson & CO
Argenta
Chieaen
Gowu
Isore
Quinsy
A. Vogeler & CO
Baltimore, Md
Holman’s Pads
Hotman
Molman
D 1.C
Hop Bitters Mfg. Co
Rochester
N & Toronto
Ont
DR. 7
Felix Gouraud
Mark
Moline tLin
Olaf
R. H. Clark
South Hero
Nelson Fairchild
St. Alve
Pruggists
Wellg, Richardson & CO
Berlington, Vt
Aey Absolutely
Payee
M. D
Marshalltown
Iewa
W.N.U. Dbesemomes
Voux Nek
Tess
Phila
White
Washinington
White House
Chambers, Bering & Quinlan
Ecatur
Druccists Wells
Icuards
Prop’rs
Bartington, Vt
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynh, Mass
Lydia E. Pinehaws
Western Avenue
Lynn
Maia
Mai
Mia Pinkham
Lydia EK
Pivnkhaan
Frentress
WIRE
ST. Louis Wire Fence Company
Yountness Barb Wire Fence Co
East Dubuque, Illnois
Second St
St. Louis, Mo
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