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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1901
Page
1
T. J. Miller & Son sell nothing but good goods. Miller & Son offer Seal of Minnesota flour said to be unbeatable. An advertised One Minute Cure is recommended for coughs or croup, claiming quick relief for children. Loughran & Baner.
Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky says Foley's Kidney QCare gave him a permanent cure to a kidney problem that would have cost him his life. The testimonial claims a life saving result from using Foley's product.
An astray roan pony has been taken in and is held in the area two miles southwest of Ames. The owner is requested to call on Wm. Skelton to identify the pony.
T J Miter and Son offer a new breakfast product labeled Golden Harvest. The item appears as a .08 unit priced option aimed at local shoppers seeking quick morning meals. The brief notice emphasizes availability at the family shop and suggests tasting the product.
Otterville Iowa resident Daniel Bantz reports years of asthma and cough relief after trying many doctors and medicines. He credits Foley's Honey and Tar with providing immediate relief and greater benefit than all prior remedies combined. Loughran and Bauer.
A compilation of observations touching on foreign perceptions of Americans, labor reforms, religious studies, maritime progress, Cuban trade, land claims in El Reno, and evolving tariff policy. It notes the Great Eastern and Celtic ships, a rattlesnake outfit, and Secretary Wilson's plan to back fruit shipments to Europe with guaranteed net returns to incentivize exporters.
State reports indicate new pollen formation on corn since recent rains and better than expected condition. Local farmers say kernels beyond frost show refertilization on same cobs. experts explain a second silk growth, not a second tassel, carries fertilizer to the kernels. Government reporters confirm refertilization widespread. if September stays fair, yields may rise. A Morgantown man credits Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney pains after nightly distress.
An assortment of old time remedy pitches promotes cures for Bright's disease and kidney issues. Listings tout Foley's Kidney Cure and other tonics with claims of prevention, samples offered, and a no cure no pay guarantee. Products like Ralston's Tangle Breakfast Food appear among revived patent medicine advertisements.
Each year brings more visitors to Clear Lake the Northwest summer resort reached by the Iowa Central Railway. It is becoming a popular summer home for everyone with special low party rates and solo travelers. The ticket agent can provide full details and a booklet on request.
Loughran and Bauer advertise Banner Salve as a guaranteed healer for cats wounds sores piles and all skin diseases with no substitute accepted.
An advertisement touts Rector as a remedy with a 98 percent cure claim for piles. It promises a free replacement if it fails, remarks about costs and a mention of J. J. Grove securing the agency for Polar Star Fancy Flour sold by Bradly and White, with a cryptic 318 reference.
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