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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1894
Page
8
A collage of ads and notices including Park's Cough Syrup by L. M. Bosworth of Chicago, medical cures like Hall's Catarrh Cure, DeWitt's products, and early Risers pills, with brief commentary on newspapers and demographic notes. Also mentions emigration from Russia, Oklahoma statehood talk, and various health tips.
A long column of patent medicines and tonics tout cures for coughs, indigestion, rheumatism, and constipation. Advertisers claim rapid relief, suggest specific brands, and praise new discovery remedies while noting limited trials and local druggists distribution. The piece also references political trends and social notes of the era.
A historic ad notes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve cures for ores burns sores and ulcers sold by D. D. Bales druggist. The piece mentions Ruasia replenishing paper money with silver and Indiana coal operators forming a trust amid a note on a slight cold and congested lungs.
In a crowded third class carriage a passenger jokes with a doctor about travel healing and daily visits while the guard quips about singing for their sixpence. The fragment hints at humor amid travel hardships on the Avond Post report.
M Casimir-Perier born in Paris in 1847 becomes French premier. In October 1883 he was appointed under secretary in the department of war, serving until January 1835, thereafter maintaining a continued public career.
The Accles gun, an improved machine gun by J. G. Accles, resembles the Gatling but offers key features. It fires one shot per trigger pull and allows instant gear engagement to switch between continuous stream and single shots at up to 400 per minute, or 1800 per minute under crank turns.
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