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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1901
Page
8
Fragmentary text from Sumterville Alabama appears to reference a medical remedy or cure with phrases about stomach relief and restoration, but contains incomplete sentences and obscured context. The readable material lacks a coherent event or named individuals beyond the location.
An advertisement touts Recto for piles with a full purchase price refund if it fails to cure. It promises easier and regular bowels and praises DeWitt's Little Early Risers as safe, pleasant, and effective from Loughran & Bauer.
Falls from April 4 to 17 inclusive. The Iowa Central Railway will sell round trip excursion tickets at one and one third fare on the certificate plan from points in Iowa. For fall information contact Iowa Central ticket agents. C C Buck Beirne Ark reports relief from constipation after using DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
Dr W E Harriman lists office in Ion Block over Thure ton's hardware Ames Iowa and residence 3rd block west of Story County Bank with telephone numbers for office and home.
James White of B. teville Indiana reports salve healed runnin and aches but relief comes from Kodol Dyspepsia Cure which permanently removes indigestion by letting the stomach rest and digesting what you eat. Do not rely on dieting alone.
The Farmers' Cooperative Association runs a farmer's exchange and general real estate business, negotiates farm loans, and writes insurance. It handles grain, farm produce, coal, farm supplies, Chautauquan literature, chemical fire extinguishers, and sets electrical conductors on buildings.
A. Foster’s verse titled Sheba il Shebail appears in Longman’s Magazine. The poem speaks of sea imagery, longing for a vanished love, and life’s fleeting hope as breakers and spray frame the scene.
A young editor moves to South Twelfth Street and tries to help a drunk man by dragging him upstairs. He discovers too late that the man is not the landlady’s husband, but the wife’s, leading to a humiliating retrenchment and apology.
A Washington Star report recounts a railroad superintendent’s view of engineer nerve and risk taking. He recalls a bridge draw incident where a train barely avoided disaster, noting that engineers often justify risky actions by nerve and experience, not fear.
Oliver Wendell Holmes recalls a morning walk on the Common with a schoolmistress. He asks her to take the long path toward Boylston street and she agrees, signaling they will part no more as an arrowlike moment of affection unfolds on the granite seat near the gingko tree.
The passage notes a Rome era craze for luxurious Mauritania wood and ivory tables. Men competed for costly specimens, while women retorted by recalling their lords spending on such furniture, thus turning the tables on accusers with a biting countercharge.
Frigga, origin of Friday, is described as a god or goddess. She is depicted as a hunter and warrior with a drawn sword and a bow. In Scandinavia she was called the Venus of the North and her day, the sixth, was devoted to her worship.
In a courtroom exchange the defendant’s words are described as carrying weight as a witness testifies that the accused swore at him and struck him with a brick. The dialogue underscores the violent act and its perceived impact during the confrontation.
A brief Chicago News note hints that healthy intentions fade quickly and small resolutions drift toward the bargain counter as the year progresses.
During the reign of Peter the Great leather money was in circulation in Russia. The period marked by reforms in coinage and finance reflected broader efforts to modernize the state and economy under the Tsar's rule.
An advertising man says dogs pianos and typewriters top second hand sale ads. Cameras, bicycles follow. household furniture, horses and carriages next. Jewelry watches sewing machines and musical instruments appear, with books near the end as people prefer to keep them.
The chairman questions a witness about alleged bribery in an election. The witness testifies that no bribery occurred as far as he knows, while confirming the circulation of several boxes of cigars but insists they were not bribes and offers one to test.
A fragment argues saving money needs higher judgment and more self restraint than earning. The text contrasts the faculties of saving and making money, suggesting saving requires greater discipline and prudence.
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