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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
3
A fragmentary advertisement text touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for rheumatism and a cough remedy Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. It claims a single positive cure and lists prices, with promotional slogans and endorsing phrases from L. M. Bosworth. It mentions sole distribution by O. A. Gamble.
Observers note Spokane rapidly expands after the 1889 fire as its waterpower attracts manufacturing and electric lines. The Inland Empire trade spreads from Coeur d Alene to Oregon with Spokane as key distributing point and garden and mining region linkages.
Unclear text indicates Corrace Stupio associated with QUADE and Mer Photographs WIM, promoting advanced portrait services. The fragment suggests a claim that photography by this company may become in demand and define social standards.
The page lists various trains like Overland Limited Express and Colorado Special along routes East West North South with arrival and departure times. It notes baggage check requirements and advance delivery before arrival, though details are fragmented.
A health ad stresses regular sleep as essential for nerve repair and overall well being. It promotes Dr Miles Nervine Restorative Nervine as a remedy for insomnia headaches neuralgia and indigestion and includes a testimonial from Mrs F B Gilbertson in Belvidere Illinois and dealer guarantee details.
A guide notes that a severe cold can be broken in one or two days with prompt action. Early symptoms include a dry cough a watery discharge and a white tongue coating. Chamberlain's cough remedy taken hourly at first signs counteracts the cold and restores health within a day or two. Sold by Loughran & Bauer.
The tribute to superiority is imitation and DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve is praised as best. It is promoted for burns scalds chaffed skin eczema tetter cuts bruises boils and piles. Sold by C. A. Gamble and highly recommended.
A dialogue about securing a consul post in England unfolds with confidence in getting the job if language skills suffice. Peppery doubts and Hiller argues the ease of the task, suggesting the aim hinges on language proficiency.
A historical outline of Scottish burial lore describes methods to judge fatal illness by two holes and the quick grave. It notes practices of breaking rock over the dying, opening houses for spirits, locking hens and cats, and avoiding yoked work before burial. It also covers bridal attire kept for coffins, bread and water for the departed, and sunrise burials for stillborns.
An article portrays the Java site known as Gheko Kamdka Gumko or Home of the Hot Devils as a two mile wide lake of boiling mud in Grobogana. Columns of mud rise and fall while large slime bubbles detonate, with a historic spire once venting cold water now gone.
The Fifth Monarchy Men formed during Charles I's era as a religious sect. They claimed that the four ancient monarchies Assyrian Persian Babylonian and Roman would be restored and a fifth monarchy with Christ as king would be added.
In a humorous hotel scene Mr Verdant and Mrs Verdant debate the end of the programme. He asks for demitassy while she warns him not to drink anything stronger than tea or coffee. Balti more American reflects the newspaper tone.
A lawyer tells a client he will be tried by a liberal judge and the client answers with relief only to learn the judge will impose the maximum penalty if found guilty. The exchange highlights irony about legal mercy.
A reflective passage notes noisy good nature can irritate others. It warns that praise from friends may mask vanity and that genuine patience resembles a mother’s. It suggests people often overvalue themselves while undervaluing others and hints at social optics behind compliments.
Historic note lists major universities with founding years and founders. Oxford attributed to Alfred the Great in 872, Cambridge from Hugo bishop of Ely in 1257, Paris around 1200, Prague 1348, Trinity College Dublin 1501, Edinburgh 1682, Harvard 1636, Yale 1700 with moves to New Haven in 1716.
A dialogue suggests cures through mental influence or gestion. Mrs Hewjams recalls curing Willie of a violent toothache by advising a dentist visit and tooth extraction.
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