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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1908
Page
7
The Philadelphia Ledger notes that minor stomach disturbances may lead to chronic dyspepsia if untreated and recommends Kodol as a preventive tonic. It warns that delaying treatment lengthens recovery and urges obtaining a bottle from C. A. Gamble.
The report notes a defense objection as the phrase prisoner at the bar is cited during court proceedings. The exchange highlights procedural nuance in courtroom language and its impact on trial transcript accuracy.
Tickets on sale via Chicago and North Western Railway to Des Moines and return at a fare and a half for the round trip. For full service details and sale dates contact any C N W ticket agent.
W F Steigervait visits Orwigsburg area recounting growth from 19th century shoe mills to modern factories in Schuylkill and neighboring towns. He notes female labor dominance in shoes and knitting, high employment before the panic, rampant liquor licenses, and social contrasts across Pottsville and western states.
Mrs Mame Fields Gilbert and son James of Bondurant spent a week at Mr 8S Shearer home. The John Musland family attended a brother's funeral in McCallsburg. Grover Totten of Dover Colorado visits W H Totten. A large crowd enjoyed a St Olaf concert read. Miss Irene Buchanan in Ames guest of Sadie Clark. Rainy weather fails to dampen chautauqua attendance. Irene Porter of Des Moines stayed with H C Thompson. Peter Orning drove to Story City. Mrs Shearer with Dorie Marshally and Igo Tieft visited Lake Okoboji. Edwin Totten left for Lamont Oklahoma. Ernest Marshall family from Kansas City visited Mrs Marshall and Mr Downes. J Spring family left to view land in Dallas county.
Miss Mary Leedham a Bushwick Methodist deaconess visits her uncle T Hardcastle in Iowa for a first meeting with family and rest from work. Numerous locals attend Chautauqua in Ames including the Andersons Smith Tripp Amesbury and Armstrong families.
A short maxim urging balanced effort between desire and necessity. It emphasizes taking action toward essential outcomes rather than relying on wishes alone. The message motivates disciplined, purpose driven work to secure important needs.
Mothers endorse Bees Laxative Cough Syrup as prompt relief for coughs colds croup hoarseness and whooping cough. Gentle laxative pleasant to take guaranteed and recommended for every household. Sold by C A Gamble.
Bulletin No.9 of the Iowa Experiment Station reports on vitality and adulteration of Timothy seed. It notes higher seed prices have increased need for assurance of purity and vitality. The bulletin, overseen by Prof. C. F. Curtiss in Ames, Iowa, is available free on request.
Miles Pearson traveled to Des Moines last Friday due to his wife Mrs. Pearson’s serious illness. An update from Tuesday notes she is slightly improved, resting better but remains very weak with doctors hopeful she may rise again. The piece also promotes Kodol with a testimonial style, urging use to prevent sour stomach and indigestion, sold by A Gamble.
In hot weather many summer complaints and serious ailments stem from stomach issues. Maintaining stomach health is advised to reduce illness and discomfort during heat waves.
Advertising copy for DeWitt’s Little Early Risers liver pills touts safety ease and pleasant effects and names C. A. Gamble as the seller.
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