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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1895
Page
9
Wansted sealed on receipt of 10 s in stamps for postage. Address RLD's Dispensary Medical Association 663 Main Street Buffalo New York.
Old Bennett of California showcases a colossal grizzly head weighing 2009 pounds found near Old Fort Ross. He recounts a near fatal shot when a ramrod bullet struck the bear’s eye and brain, the bear’s ten inch claws, and his claim this was the largest Pacific coast bear.
An old fisherman of Nartle Devon cherishes a pristine boat. While ferrying a gentleman and a young lady, he dismisses shoes and wades to dock her, dipping the lady’s muddy boots in seawater to clean them. He quips that salt water won’t give her the snuffles.
Cleveland appears in Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Idaho Indiana Illinois Kansas Kentucky Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Mexico New York North Carolina Ohio Oregon Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Washington West Virginia and Wisconsin printed in cold type with no emphasis on Cleveland Ohio. The Ohio city was named for Moses Cleveland whose middle initial was dropped to fit narrow columns.
The passage describes rice bread ground from rice flour baked like wheaten bread. It is light and served hot with butter for breakfast, can be made into large loaves and sliced, but considered unfit when cold. It can be boiled with chicken to make soup, and yeast can be used as a leaven.
A tailor inspects returned bloomers and assures the fair customer they are all right with no missing parts, while the customer questions why a hip pocket seems absent. The exchange captures a quirky dressmaking moment and the insistence on pocket details.
The text notes a cartoonish exchange about a woman claiming to have no occupation while insisting she is busy with a mustache related task as a joke. The brief appears in New York Weekly with humorous dialogue about roles and work.
A crude device uses cheese attached to an electric wire. When a rat touches the cheese it is instantly shocked and dies. Authorities warn about the dangerous trap.
Very Much Of Color describes chronic liver trouble with bile staining symptoms and digestive distress. It promotes Hostetter 8 Stomach Bitters as a speedy remedy curing chills fever rheumatism nervousness and age related infirmities while boosting appetite sleep and resilience against exposure poor food or water.
The statement notes that European women have shorter average lifespans than men yet constitute over two-thirds of centenarians, indicating women live longer at extreme ages despite shorter general lifespans.
Market gardeners profit from Salter's Northern Grown seeds promising radishes in fourteen days lettuce in twenty potatoes in forty cabbage in fifty five. Send $1 money order to John A Salter Seed company LaCrosse Wisconsin for thirty five packages of earliest vegetable seeds and catalogue or six cents postage for a package of Fourteen Day Paris Radish seed and catalogue. A note adds that many men seek fame with a large knife.
Climate and crops are just right in Oklahoma with thousands of acres for sale. Farms will cost more next year. For a free Oklahoma folder contact 8 M. Osgood, Gen's Agt., Santa Fe Route, Des Moines Iowa.
A bank cashier accumulates gains and then contemplates departure to new ventures. The line between prudent savings and flight from responsibility is implied as a career pivot.
A collage of 19th century clippings cites Vernier, cures and potions, household wisdom, and social quips. It mentions Piso’s Cure, Mrs Wixstow’s remedy for teething, and a New York gender statistic, interspersed with humorous exchanges at a masquerade and advice about public life.
A court ejectment often needs a lawyer but a forgotten third party alters the case. The reference to Adam and Eve hints at a lawful or moral complication involving a third person in the dispute.
A father and son scene about language and schooling recalls rural speech and pride in native dialect. The narrator notes a boy’s claim of seeing a man and a parent questions correct phrasing while lamenting dialect limits and education. A closing line remarks a man’s value rises after fatherhood.
Slogan urging readers to quit urban rents and secure free government homestead land along the Lake Superior division of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway in Northern Wisconsin or Upper Michigan, with optional low-price purchases. Contact C. E. Rollins, 161 La Salle St., Chicago.
Advertises 30 GGL sewing patterns offered at 10 cents each plus one cent postage. Describes pattern details for Lady’s House Gown No. 6108 in five bust sizes and Ladies’ Puree Waist No. 6189 with lavender organdie and silk lining. Noteslatest New York styles, complete instructions, and guaranteed fit and accuracy.
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