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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1901
Page
8
An unsigned testimonial from P. T. Thomas of Sumterville Alabama promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as the only remedy containing all natural digestive fluids. It claims the product restores the stomach to its natural condition after several bottles, stating it helped him recover from weakness.
Advertisement promises DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills will ease bowel trouble and prevent serious complications. It claims a refund if Rector piles fail to cure and highlights a free pile pipe with each bottle.
The Iowa Baptist Sunday School Assembly will meet in Iowa Falls. 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 full information, contact Iowa Central ticket agents.
Buck of Beirne Arkansas says he suffered constipation until using DeWitts Little Early Risers. He reports complete relief and recommends the remedy.
Special attention given to surgical cases. Available to fit glasses. Office located in Ton Block over Thurs ton's hardware store Ames Iowa. Residence in 8rd block west of Story County Bank. Telephone both office and residence.
James White of Bryantsville Indiana reports success using DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve after six years of running sores on both legs with doctors unable to help. Also promoted is Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming permanent relief by aiding digestion and resting the stomach, with Loughran & Bauer advertised as sellers.
The Farmers' Cooperative Association runs a farmer's exchange and general real estate business. It negotiates farm loans writes insurance handles grain farm produce coal and farm supplies Chautauquan literature chemical fire extinguishers and places electrical conductors on buildings. The note closes with a quip about Paderewski and Kubelik from Modern Society.
Hunters on horseback chase kangaroos using spears and clubs while wearing breast mats to guard the chest. The 제외 skinning process preserves meat for the camp, with 100 kangaroos marking a trip home. A separate anecdote recalls Pierre Lorillard's betting clash with James E Kelly at Jerome Park, where Kelly won a large wager.
An English paper recounts a prohibition state audience’s blunt humor as a conjuror asks for whisky to complete a feat. A tall stranger offers a quart flask and the crowd rises to supply the drink, turning the moment into a spontaneous showcase of generosity.
A London Chronicle report notes a single employee repeatedly harmed on June 12 across years. He lost his left arm to machinery, was struck by a vehicle in the Strand, broke his right arm on stairs, and cracked three ribs in another incident. The firm had then ordered a holiday for that date, which the worker has observed for years.
A young woman aboard an East Tenth street car asks if the stop is Hazel Street. The conductor guides her to the street but she reveals she only wanted the location to know where it is. She tells her pug, There, dearie, there’s where your muddy lives.
A Dickensian exchange reveals Nellie noting a resemblance to Lady Plantagenet Ging ham due to hair and diamonds. The mistress denies kinship yet offers a pink silk shirt waist, prompting supplication and flirtation.
London Express notes Elizabeth called queen of Virginia and Virginia and Carolina named kingdoms under the Stuarts. Massachusetts called a sister kingdom by Cromwell's parliament in a period piece framing colonial status.
A brief quotation from the Atchison Globe reflects on a family dispute about a child's call and money kept after a sale, illustrating lingering parental resentment over a prior financial decision.
A French ex-resident of Tunis explains that ducks inhabit parts of the Sahara, citing a waterbird form with a flat bill and webbed feet. He notes they bathe in sand and use webbed feet as snowshoes on dusty terrain, suggesting Saharan ducks are remnant aquatic birds from a time when the region was ocean.
A skeptical discussion explains that water droplets stay out because they are larger than holes while air passages exist. An experiment with a bell in a sealed exhausted bottle shows air gradually leaks in over months, enabling sound. A glass bulb also loses brightness as air enters around the filament.
The article highlights peanuts as a nutritious, inexpensive staple available in bulk from peanut to imported varieties. It notes peanuts may aid sleep when eaten before bed and suggests salted nuts as a cheap relish or dessert. It discusses small hickory nuts, English walnuts for salads, and mentions filberts, almonds, and Brazil nuts as pricier but used sparingly.
A French gardener introduces using eggshells as delicate seed starters. Half shells filled with earth set in dampened soil allow a single seed per shell and can be broken during transplanting with minimal root disturbance. The shells reportedly outperform traditional florist pots.
Rivers mocks Brooks with a quip about an unripe watermelon, Brooks responds with sharpfire. The exchange escalates as Brooks blazes away at Rivers in the panel.
An illustrated caption reveals Hamlin before a tattooed man in a dime museum reacting to a boast about suffering and the jimjams. The scene echoes a Smart Set tone with mock bravado and comic menace.
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