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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1896
Page
3
Claim list notes Buckingham's Dye as a positive remedy for gray beards. No further details on ingredients, usage, or efficacy are provided.
The notice invites Epworth Leaguers and various groups to use the Ikimois Central Railroad for trips to Milwaukee conventions and the Grand Army encampment. It promises rail service to diverse organizations and directs inquiries to J. F. Merry in Marchester Iowa for ticket sales, limits, rates, and schedules.
The advertisement claims pure blood guards health and urges Hood's Sarsa parilla to strengthen vitality so disease fear is unnecessary.
A historical ad asserts Hood's Pills cure liver ills constipation jaundice sick headache biliousness. The claim highlights colonial patent medicine marketing and broad malady coverage.
The North Western Line sells excursion tickets to St. Louis Missouri on June 13 14 and 5 at half fare round trip good for return until June 21 1896. For tickets and full information apply to Agents Chicago and North Western RY.
In St Louis anticipation rises as McKinley appears certain to secure the nomination on the first ballot. Reed may accept as second in command, with supporters urging his Senate leadership to shake up Congress and shape future politics.
A sprawling mix of patent medicine claims and local notices. Advertisements extol Hood s Sarsaparilla DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve and One Minute Cough Cure while listing sales pitches and testimonials from D D Bales and others. Also mentions an antisquirrel convention in Spokane and a few small labor and trade notes.
Dr A P Sawyer reports being cured after a single box of Pastilles. He notes prior treatment from several doctors and accredits the remedy to the Pastilles in a testimonial contributed by Lucy Bitner of Kansas Ills. Sold by Dr Bales.
E L Williams of Weston Ohio reports that the Family Cure cured his piles and relieved rheumatism and headaches. Sold by D D.
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