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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1904
Page
6
The New York Times recounts a Reed anecdote about a summer along the New England coast. A countryman, told sea baths were for sale, bought buckets, paid the price, and later bragged of a brisk night’s business with the beach and tide under dawn light.
A Washington Star note hints that despite teasing by William, the woman’s marriage proves she won the day and that all her troubles are resolved by the power of a Will guiding a path forward.
City notice in August reports KF Henley of this city endorsing Dodd's Kidney Pills as a cure for Rheumatism after sixteen years of illness. It explains uric acid causes Rheumatism and kidney health removes it, with Henley claiming superior relief from the pills and recommending them. Also includes a floral beds joke from the Cleveland Leader.
The Washington Star quotes Uncle Eben on avoiding loud arguments to save brains from wear and tear while noting the Undertaker presents a casket by the z Casket Co as a perfect option for a solemn duty of selecting a casket for a departed relative.
An advertisement claims fits stop and a permanent cure after one day’s use of Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. It offers a free $2 trial bottle and a treatise and lists Dr. Kline at 931 Arch Street Philadelphia.
U S Senator M C Butler of South Carolina says in a Washington letter that Peruna relieves his dyspepsia and stomach trouble and calls it a wonderful tonic. He notes Peruna acts as a catarrh remedy and invites readers to write to Dr Hartman for free medical advice.
Des Moines reports show 1903 1904 cattle and horse valuations by county auditors with Linn Keokuk Pottawattamie Benton Jasper among top horse counties and several counties leading in cattle. Opposition to draining meandered lakes grows with AG Mullan opposing draining permanent lakes. future state funding for Exposition at St Louis faces doubts.
Lieut. H. R. Merrill of Geneva wed Mrs. R. A. Campbell after a long wartime tale. He escaped a Morgan raid near Charleston Missouri in 1862 with a female farmer’s warning. The couple, long apart since the escape, renewed contact by letter and plan a wedding now.
John W. Stone has been returned to Des Moines after six and a half years in Anamosa to stand trial for first degree murder in the Kahler shoe store shooting of January 6, 1898. He may be acquitted on insanity. the sensational crime left Kahler dead and several others wounded before a clerk seized the weapon.
In Waucoma Rev. W. S. Hoke, a Christian church minister, also serves as an auctioneer. He preaches Sundays and conducts weekday sales, finding more money in auctions than in religious work, yet proving successful without formal auction training.
Articles filed in Des Moines court by B. KE and L. M. Mann establish the O. K. Coal Company with 10000 dollars in capital stock and debt not to exceed 5000. The firm, with coal prospects north of Highland Park, plans a shaft and broad powers including company stores and personal powers. Management rests with the president. annual meeting set for January.
The State University of Iowa in Iowa City releases the coming academic year appointments. F J Seaver assistant in botany 225 dollars. Carolyn B Jarvis fellow in German replacing Dorothy W Schultz. Harry M Ivins laboratory assistant in morphology 100 dollars. Fred W Bailey assistant in opthalmology 300 dollars. William E Spence D D S demonstrator in clinical prosthesis 800 dollars. Zoe DeSellem pianist physical training. Prof Francis from Armour Institute of Chicago may succeed A V Sims as head of the engineering department.
Music dealers protest a new anti peddling law backed by state grocers and seek repeal. They argue the measure unfairly targets mobile sales and imposes steep license fees, noting widespread peddling competition. They plan to present their case to the legislature.
Yonkers Statesman notes a couple where the husband marries into wealth and the wife, seen in their car lifestyle, frequently wears a mask. The dialogue hints at social pretensions and patience in marriage.
Newsboy cries Extry extry about a terr ific blast as bystanders react. The Herald and Presbyter notes the sensational call and bystander curiosity surrounding the explosion event.
The article urges careful hair care noting many shampoos are damaging. It recommends frequent brushing and cleanliness, washing with Ivory Soap lather, thorough rinsing, and finishing with cool water to close pores and prevent colds.
A teacher warns that liars face punishment, while a clever boy replies that this settles his father’s hash, noting he goes fishing twice a week. The remark appears in the Atlanta Constitution.
The fragment shows an Allen's Foot Ease promotion noting a 25 cent price and free trial, plus a boastful line about a rich uncle's death. A confused narrator ponders spending the money on a luxury hotel or car repairs, as seen in a Cajon Plaindealer clipping.
An 1900 notice from F. Boyer of Trinity Springs Indiana disputes Piso's Cure for Consumption as a remedy for coughs and colds. The statement is dated February 15 1900 and appears as a medical advertisement claim.
A Philadelphia Ledger quote notes a woman may be rivals in intellect yet fully share a man’s passion for base ball and never ask how much he loses at poker.
A testimonial claims the vegetable compound changed a nine year illness into a renewed life. The writer says it cured inflammation and womb leakage, rebuilt her health, and rekindled her husband’s affection, with an Arkansas address and a $5000 forfeit if the original letter isn’t produced.
A garbled Philadelphia Public Ledger snippet shows a speaker addressing a beggar, asking for further help after receiving money last week. The text is incomplete, but implies a request for additional aid and possible scolding or disbelief.
Very low rates to Boston and return via Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Ry. Round trip fare under one fare. Tickets on sale August 12 13 and 14 with return limit possibly extended to September 30. Tickets available via New York on request. Details from L F Vosley G A P D 180 Clark St Chicago or C F Daly Chief A G P A Chicago.
A war correspondent notes Russians march into battle singing a merry tune while Japanese forces appear to hold posture. After fighting ends reports say Russians continue singing, reflecting wartime morale.
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