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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1893
Page
5
The beaver uses two long chisel like teeth in each jaw. The lower and upper teeth bend into semicircular shapes and grow from a dentine core with an enamel front that stays sharp as it wears. The hollow base holds nourishment to keep growth, enabling bark and wood feeding. June St Nicholas.
Walter Camp argues that early physical development supports later mental growth and that athletics complement study. He cites youth as the prime time for building strength and endurance, with maturity shifting focus toward mental exercise and relaxation.
A Review of Reviews argues that protective tariffs and the McKinley act are not ruinous. It states that U S trade relies on domestic industry and would not be fatally affected by tariff policy if stable for a reasonable period.
The movable sidewalk on the lakefront pier seats 40 000 and extends 2000 feet into the lake. It operates by electricity with a capacity of 240 000 passengers per hour and offers superb views from the pier end. The ride costs five cents and showcases the transport potential of large crowds.
Hall's catarrh cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. It is not a quack medicine and was prescribed by a top physician. the formulation is a combined remedy that cures catarrh by reaching the disease through the bloodstream. J Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio.
The letter from George W. Cox of St. Johnsbury praises Hood's Sarsaparilla for restoring health after severe grippe episodes. It claims disappearance of roaring head pains and stomach sinking pains, plus renewed appetite and strength. The ad also promotes Hood's Pills for nausea and indigestion and lists various patent medicines and curiosities.
A collage of testimonial and product claims from L. M. Bosworth drugstore promotions. Advertised tonics and salves include De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve and Little Early Risers pills, Krause's headache capsules, Parks Tea, and Castoria for children, with scattered notices on public offices and homicide stats.
An 1900s style column advertises Parks Cough Syrup with a money back guarantee and prices 5 cents to 1 dollar sold by L. M. Bosworth. Also promotes Dullam's German blood liver and kidney cure, De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve, Chamberlain's remedies for diarrhoea and rheumatism, Liver Pills, and Wooden shoes factoids. Includes medical notes on Dr M J Davis and travel illness cures. Continuous advertising blocks for Bosworth drugstore.
A historical advertisement proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla and Dr King s New Discovery as reliable cures for consumption coughs and colds. It offers trial bottles free at L M Bosworth s drugstore and guarantees refunds if no benefit is seen.
A poem by Edna Dean Proctor from Century frames national symbols by state and region. It declares the wide republic’s emblem as the bounteous golden corn, contrasting regional flowers and plants with a unifying crop. The verse stacks flowers, trees, and crops to celebrate national wealth and unity.
The passage blends product endorsements for Castoria and a line about Yale's elective course count rising from 121 to 147. It includes a promotional note from J. H. Fletcher of South Dakota and scattered observations about druggists, miners, and lawyers, with no single cohesive news event.
The piece notes Smithfield Virginia hosts the oldest church in the country believed built during the 1630s under King Charles I. It also mentions scattered old remedies and local ads including Dullam's Great German Liniment and Park's Sure Cure, with various prices and vendors.
A report recalls a boy inspired by his first opera blending Moody and Sankey with The Mikado. He dressed as Ko Ko with a quilt and feather duster and sang The will of the Lord be done in a playful, innocent parody that amused observers.
The excerpt contrasts harsh youth hardship with grim life under neglect and prison risk. It notes the Great Eastern as a colossal ship, 680 feet long, 3 broad, 60 deep, 28,627 tons burden, illustrating grand engineering amid pervasive social strife and everyday concerns.
The subject dresses to draw attention, pairing a fifty-cent shirt with a dollar-fifty tie to catch the observer's eye, signaling a taste for conspicuous display in public.
A quip in the Chicago Inter Ocean notes that a Smith girl, once a typewriter for years, has influence over Charlie with an awful spell. The exchange hints at social gossip and humorous modern life in the city.
In a rain soaked street scene Syms and Garner exchange a small act of trust. Garner offers his umbrella while requesting a cane as security, revealing a terse moment of obligation and courtesy between two men.
A humorous sketch notes an irrepressible man who falls in love with every maiden he sees. The description highlights his quick transitions from flirtation to kneeling devotion, portraying a persistent, early life pattern in this Brooklyn Life anecdote.
Customer questions factory purchasing terms and the Stig Shoe Dealer confirms many goods are bought factory direct. Buffalo Courier notes a brief exchange on wholesale sourcing.
A brief, introspective line contemplating inner thoughts and ego in a casual exchanged moment. The speaker hints at turning away from external focus to consider personal feeling and self regard.
A New Castle England marriage tale notes a bride marrying thrice with husbands aged double hers. Advertisements tout DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a remedy for sick headache biliousness and constipation by L M Bosworth. Parks Tea is advertised as a non cathartic bowel aid. A line states eighty two U S societies advocate cremation.
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