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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1898

Page

7

Mother's Friend praised for easing childbirth and labor

A testimonial from Henderson Dale of Carmi Illinois to the Bradfield Regulator Company extols Mother's Friend as a safe effective liniment for pregnancy. It claims shorter labor less pain and lower risk to mother and child with use from early pregnancy through confinement. Also notes price one dollar and free booklet Before Baby is Born. Then a New Jersey court ruling voids temporary injunction against removals of Democratic deputies, stating no vested rights in public office and civil service permits removal.

I Wade Henderson Dale D i Carmi Ill Bradfield Regulator Company Atlanta Express THE Bradfield Regulator CO Atlanta, Ga Trenton N. J Andrew Kirkpatrick United States Internal Revenue Moffett Camden Kirkpatrick Civil Service Act

No Pardon for the Students in University Vote

Iowa City feb 8 The university faculty rejected the students demand for a partial pardon of the 23 suspended students.

Iowa City

Wabash Agent Resigns Over Territorial Dispute

Des Moines Feb. 8 Horace Seeley a top Wabash railroad commercial agent resigns after a clash with passenger department head C. S. Crane of St Louis. No successor named.

Wabash Des Motes Horace Seeley Wabash Road West Crane St. Louis

Fire Damage Hits Marshalltown Stores and Restaurant

Fire swept Union Street destroying F. Z. Whitery’s general store and Wilber Adams’ restaurant in Marshalltown. Total losses run high with Whitery’s at 36000 dollars and Adams’ at 190 dollars with no insurance. Building owned by Worley valued at 6000 dollars with 3000 dollars insured. On builds 2000 dollars insured status unclear.

Iowa Tire Marshalltown F. Z. Whitery Wilber Adam Union F. Z. Whinery Adams Whinery Worley

Morgan Amendment Pushes Hawaiian Annexation Bid

In the senate Morgan Alabama proposes an annexation amendment to White California's Hawaii resolution. The measure asserts the current government can cede the islands to the United States. Executive session follows with Senator Teller leading four hours on the annexation treaty.

Morgans Washington Senate Morgan Ala White Cal Hawaii United States Mr. Morgan Hawaiian Islands Admiral Worden Hampton Roads Monitor Merrimac Teller

The Fitzgerald Colony Experiment Proves Successful

The Fitzgerald transplantation project in south Georgia moved thousands from Iowa Dakota and Minnesota. The outcome shows the migration thriving as northerners settled there bringing thrift industry and intelligence while dispelling fears of widespread sickness. The study notes ordinary precautions sufficed to overcome difficulties.

South Georgia United States North Fitzgerald Iowa Dakota Minnesota

Emigration Boost Praised by Fitzgerald Residents

The Atlanta Constitution notes high health records in the south and reports northern and western workers migrating to the region. It claims the south offers life protection, good health, and ample labor rewards, contrasting opposition from western rail interests.

Fitzgerald Atlanta Constitution

South American pygmies report by Boston traveler

Eben J. Sullivan of Boston, returning from South America, describes a small race on the Rio Negro in the Amazon region. He estimates 10 000 to 15 000 individuals, noting extreme small stature under 4 feet 8 inches and minimal clothing.

Eben J. Sullivan Boston South America Amazon

Hypnosis Used In Surgery At Cleveland Clinic

A 26 year old woman, Mrs O Neil, underwent a nasal septum straightening under hypnosis at the Cleveland Homeopathic Medical College. Professor George H Quay performed the operation while S G Small, a student, hypnotized the patient. The patient awoke claiming no pain was felt.

O'Neil Cleveland Homeopathic Medical College George H. Quay G. Small New York Sun

Combination boat for Yukon uses, with two engines and ice sleds

Captain G L Mitchell of Cincinnati describes a three sixteenths steel, 35 by 8 by 4 foot vessel. Twin screw propellers powered by two 10 horsepower engines, sailing rig, floating tanks, and a detachable iceboat configuration with bob sled runners to haul across snow. Letters patent sought.

G. L. Mitchell Huntington W. Va Cincinnati Alaska Co-operating Company Yukon Valley Cincinnati Commercial

Southern planter predicts Hawaii annexation migration

Judge T J Mackey of South Carolina says annexation news will prompt 100 families to move to Honolulu to become permanent Hawaii residents. He argues cotton farming yields debt while coffee in Hawaii offers prosperity, and foresees a swift push for annexation if the senate treaty fails. The Washington Post reports the speculation on a broader southern exodus and congressional action.

Hawaii Honolulu T J. Mackey South Carolina South Pacific Senate American Congress Washington Post

Fragmentary Fashion Description Sparks Curiosity

A garbled New York Sun fragment describes upper body and head coverings with skin slits, noting peaceful disposition and fear of the white man. The readable text hints at cultural craft but remains unclear in context.

New York Sun

Immortality of Animals Questioned by Rev Sprecher

The Rev Dr Sprecher of Euclid Avenue Presbyterian Church in Cleveland states animals have immortal life but may lack a soul. He says soul and life are special creations and God will not destroy them, and preexistence of the soul is not required by Christian doctrine.

Sprecher S. P. Sprecher Euclid Avenue Presbyterian Church Cleveland Chicago Times-Herald

Where to Look For Them Note on Missing Dogs

A Los Angeles Times tip suggests owners who lost dogs should search the trail that leads over Chilkoot pass, guiding readers to the likely route for reunions.

Chilkoot Pass Los Angeles Times

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