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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
7
A medical advestisement touts Kodol as a cure for indigestion dyspepsia and related stomach issues. It claims the product digests food relieves heartburn flatulence and sour stomach and will restore a healthy stomach while reducing worry. Sold by O A Gamble.
A vintage advertisement touts Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup with Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs while cleansing the bowels and strengthening mucous membranes. It claims rapid cold relief and is sold by C. A. Gamble. Also included is a real estate notice from Freeborn Minnesota seeking sale of Howell County land with 160 acres in one parcel and 65 in cultivation. The missive ends with a proverb about adversity and revenge.
An advertisement asserts Pine-ales removes impurities from kidneys and bladder with a single nightly dose. It claims to dissolve toxins, lubricate kidneys, cleanse the bladder, relieve pain, and end backache promptly. Sold by C. A. Gamble.
A pithy observation notes that flattery serves fools who rush where prudent judgment should guide. the saying contrasts risk with restraint and signals caution in action.
A descriptive summary of oyster anatomy detailing the mouth near the hinge, the canal to the stomach, and the heart beneath the mantle. It explains removing the mantle to view the crescent heart and notes the liver like organ near the heart and stomach, with a brief aside on the curiosity of science.
North Western Line offers greatly reduced excursion tickets to the Northwest West and Southwest. Excur sion tickets cover standard and tourist sleeping cars free reclining chair cars and the best of everything. For sale dates and full details contact Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
An old time quack claim touts Cade's Little Liver Pills as a gentle liver cleanser that strengthens the whole system. It asserts headaches biliousness and constipation are cured and promotes sale by C A Gamble.
In a New Orleans Times-Democrat anecdote the stenographer rebukes Duke the bookkeeper for smoking. He ignores her and tells her not to smoke, prompting a terse exchange about propriety in the office.
A London Spectator excerpt recalls an Irish gentleman praising a dead acquaintance and then noting the officer resembles the man who died six years earlier. The officer replies he has been likened to many things but never to a six year old corpse.
A Louisville Courier-Journal cartoon caption plays on slang about housemaids dusting routines. Mrs Nu wedd quips asking whether the joke targets furniture care or maid absences.
A succinct aphorism suggests that poverty drives crime while lack of sense is its root cause. The saying emphasizes social and moral factors behind criminal behavior.
Rev J N Fry and wife Susan E Fry of Brookline Missouri report relief from advanced pulmonary consumption after starting White Wine of Tar. They state she improved immediately and has used a fourth bottle with better health than for many years and they cheerfully recommend it.
An advertising deal offers both the Intelligencer and the Chicago Daily Tribune for two for $3.00, a reduction from the regular price of $5.00.
Mr M F Burroughs of Bluffton Indiana endorses Chamberlains Col Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best cure for bowel trouble after years of use in his family. Sold by Loughran and Bauer.
A brief note observes that birds with quality plumage associate in groups, implying a lifestyle where well cared for feathers signal social affinity and communal behavior. The saying suggests grooming and presentation influence social bonds among birds.
The Chicago and North Western Railway offers reduced fares from June 11 to 18 for the Homecoming of Kentuckians at Louisville June 17 18. Ex Kentuckians are expected to visit, and Louisville residents prepare to welcome them with Southern hospitality. Ticket agents can provide full details.
A garbled passage mocks the average man dodging issues and wasting time while attempting to digest advice. No clear people places or events are identifiable in the fragment.
An old advertisement touts Hollis ter's Rockey Mountain Tea with claims of energizing life and warming the body. It lists a price of 35 cents for tea or tablets and credits L. M. Bosworth.
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