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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1898
Page
5
The Feb 3 1898 Intelligencer from Ames-Iowa covers illnesses births marriages visits and social events. Notables include Henry Barns sick near Gilbert and Mrs Robt Cairns visiting Boone. Also notes about the Epworth League social and Bruns Nina Vaudeville at Ames Opera House.
C O Carpenter of Ames Iowa advertises a first class piano at manufacturer’s price. The instrument boasts a handsome case and unmatched tone, urging prompt action as the sale will end in a few days.
Trials last week in district court led to guilty verdicts for Hollingsworth and Kaness and three year sentences at Ft. Madison. Pontius incest case ended with a not guilty verdict. Kimball and Johnson received prison terms for forgery-related offenses. Sheriff Banks escorted convicts toward Ft. Madison. Also notes on new fast through trains from Ames to Denver and Chicago with upgraded cars and schedules.
The wife and child of L. E. Leslie of 1116 Tama Street are quarantined with diphtheria. Doctors suspect a cat with neck sores, handled by the boy, sparked the illness. The family is improving, but caution is urged if the cat returns.
Inquire of 423 J A Baker a runaway in Nevada last Thursday evening injured Frank Greenawalt with a broken arm and Mr McCoy with a severe scalp wound Rev W D Elwell accepts a Baptist pastorate here and at Kelly with residence at Ames to use the college there Watchman reports Mr and Mrs A W Frey rejoice over the birth of a baby daughter Also for sale half blood Jersey cow milking and one Holstein heifer calf one week old Gro Roberson 42 tf
A Town Telephone Co. agent will call at your home or office after you leave word at Bigelow & Smith's store. The message promotes simple setup and very low rates for service.
The article reports on hog cholera experiments in Page County led by John McBinnney of the Agricultural College. Improved serum reduced deaths. in eight herds, 82.8 percent of treated hogs were saved. Secretary Wilson seeks $100,000 to continue the trials benefiting farmers across the agricultural states.
An advertisement touts Hood's Pills as simple to take and operate, claiming they cure indigestion and biliousness for 25 cents.
A newspaper notice promotes a one moon sale offering boots shoes attics rubbers at lower prices than competitors. It urges customers to visit, compare prices, and choose from tailor made shoes by J H Coox. It also lists an upcoming Mother's Meeting at the Baptist church February 4 at 3 o clock with topics, prayers, and distribution of literature.
To Our Customers. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best cough syrup we have ever used our selves or in our families. W. H. King, Isaac P. King and many others in this vicinity, have also pronounced it the best. All we want is for people to try it and they will be convinced. Upon honor there is no better that we have ever tried, and we have used many kinds. Sold by all druggists.
A night time cough sparks fear then relief as One Minute h Cure is given. The remedy is described as safe and harmless for children. Judisch
Eli Phelps of Boone County Indiana and Terre Haute writes Iowa will suit him. He plans a sale on the 16th and will move soon if a suitable farm or rental house is found. His Indiana farm sold for the same price as bought, and his Boone County farm netted 1,800 with later sale at 8,200. Expect higher real estate prices locally soon.
Local firm Tilden Brothers & Co advertises dry goods and clothing offerings. The notice highlights department selections and seasonal prices, inviting shoppers to visit the store for new stock and discounts.
Foley s Honey and Tar offers quick relief for asthma. Notices and accounts payable due now. Three Little Things ad touts DeWitt s Little Early Risers for stomach and liver aid. Steven Crane story finds place alongside Hamblen s locomotive tale in this issue.
A brief vignette mentions a cold and neglect leading to pneumonia and grief with a remark about Foley's Honey and Tar that averted a sad ending. Dr. Bales is named. Swank and Waite announce receipt of one hundred bushels of charcoal. The Capital reports Senator Junkin plans to stay elsewhere this winter and notes Mrs. Junkin will be absent from the city, to the regret of friends.
A promotional note from Adams Bros promotes fresh fruit and urges settling accounts before invoicing time. The text then markets Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a reliable remedy for women's health issues claiming long use and success where doctors failed.
After years of untold suffering from ills B W Putsell of Kuitnersville Pa was cured by a single box of DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. Skin diseases such as eczema rash pimples and obstinate sores are rapidly cured by this famous remedy Judisch Bros
A New York correspondent notes the crucial role of striking titles in periodicals. Examples cited include The Inner Experiences of a Cabinet Member's Wife and A Heaven Kissing Hill, showing how unique phrasing draws reader attention and boosts sales.
A brief patient notice claims Foley’s Cure is absolutely reliable for bladder diseases. D. D. Bales endorses the remedy, noting its new and effective status without presenting detailed evidence or dates.
Alaska felt boots German socks and warm lined footwear are offered at reduced prices by Canter Bros. & Herman. The sale highlights savings on outdoor gear and winter footwear for the season.
The notice urges parents to use Foley's Honey and Tar to prevent infant and child deaths from croup. It claims thousands die and implies timely treatment could save them, urging households to keep the remedy on hand.
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