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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1904
Page
7
Mr. C L Smith of Anne Street Sault Ste Marie Michigan recounts recovery from severe pain blamed on lumbago sciatica or rheumatism. After two boxes he discarded a cane and regained full mobility praising Dodd's Kidney Pills for addressing the core issue.
A brief quip contrasts the northern shore as a place to hear the sea with the southern shore as a place to see the Sound. The line reflects a regional observation published in the Princeton Tiger.
Joseph T. Griffith, a druggist at Eleventh and Vine, and his clerk Joseph C. Fore were held in 500 and 800 bail respectively on charges of infringing Carter's Little Liver Pills trade mark and selling prohibited cer sicles. Warrants issued by Magistrate Jermon followed claims by Carter Company officials Brent Good and Charles Orcutt that $3,000,000 had been spent on advertising and label recognition. The imitation label closely resembles Carter's large L mark, prompting a deliberate deception finding by prosecutors.
AN O Times Democrat quote highlights skepticism about trusts while noting the speaker cannot buy stock due to lack of funds. The exchange frames doubts about the existence and value of trusts in financial markets.
In Emmons Co Dakota an offer claims to sell 160 acres of land with 100 acres to be broken this spring for sowing Salzer’s Flax to reap profits. The ad mentions paying for the land from the harvest and promotes a “fine farm.” The message includes a seed company name Cohn A Salzer Seed and a Wisconsin contact La Crosse.
Mardi Gras travel deal from Chicago to New Orleans via Mobile and Ohio Railroad at 25 dollars round trip. Mobile option 24 dollars round trip. Low rates from all points. For details address Jno Beall M O R R St Louis Mo. The foes we most fear fade when we face them Ram's Horn.
An assortment of vintage quotes and advertisements notes cough remedies with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets priced at 25 cents. Patent medicine claims Piso's Cure for Consumption as infallible for coughs and colds. The page also includes aphorisms on complimenting debts hypocrisy and dyeing with Putnam Fadeless Dyes.
Mrs. John La Rue of 115 Paterson Ave Radis says nine years of kidney trouble with backache headaches dizziness and nosebleeds eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports the stinging back pain and blood rushes to the head disappeared after the first box and she continued treatment. Doan's Kidney Pills priced 50 cents per box available from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
Des Moines reports that the Iowa senate approved a bill increasing the maximum sentence for assault with intent to commit murder from ten to thirty years. The measure allows judicial discretion, not a mandatory sentence, with Sen Saunders promoting the reform and noting potential outcomes if the president had been injured in Iowa.
Lemoine Mott, a wealthy Des Moines flour miller, traveled to Missoula to spend a fortune to save his nephew L. H. Mott, who was sentenced to be hanged on March 18 for the murder of his wife. He has spent vast sums fighting the case and aims for a stay of execution and a new trial.
Word reaches Atlantic that Pleasant Armstrong, who broke jail in Oregon three years ago and fled Iowa justice, was hanged at Baker City on January 29 for the murder of Minnie Ensminger. Armstrong grew up near Griswold by the Montgomery county line and, with his brother, was jailed for a felony before escaping.
A long Peruna advertisement extols the remedy for la grippe with testimonials from Mrs. Fred Weinberger of Albany County New York Hon James R Guill of Omaha Ne bribes S 913 S Street Washington DC and others claiming recovery. The piece frames grippe as universal and urges readers to seek Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio for free advice.
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