16 Jun 1883
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1883
Page
1
Attorney M. Rees offers collecting and legal conveyancing services in Ames Iowa with office over the City building.
An 1883 critique argues the Maryland Agricultural College pursued a sole farming focus, labeling its opening claim to promote agricultural education under 1882 Congress resolution as deceptive. It contends such a model cannot endure in the grain-rich West and condemns the approach as dishonest and impractical for national educational policy.
H Soleman of Tama City states they are selling a large quantity of Brown's Iron Bitters and regards it as evidence the medicine is effective.
The Story County Sunday School Association held its annual convention in Story City on May 31. About twenty delegates attended along with J. C. Miller of Marshalltown who spoke to the children as the Story City Glee Club provided music. The treasury report showed a $13.50 debt to Miller which was paid, and officers were elected including President S. Paxton of Ames and Secretary Treasurer A. O. Abbott of Nevada.
News is scarce in Story City but C F Wier rests at his father's home slowly convalescing from malaria typhoid fever Charley is a shadow but should be out soon The Herald editor is a deputy P M not enjoying the P M role yet Politicians write to parties seeking favors and support Main street improvements for tile relaying progress Corn planting near done with fair crop expected Dr Bockman of Bergen Norway is accused of harming pocketbooks while local doctors perform better efforts The community views the Doctor as inferior and the letter writer Skeptical Scribbler.
The fragment suggests thousands die from dyspepsia in a state with a claimed cure named Wilsonia Magnetic and references a Mn 2M value. The text hints at public health alarm and a recommended remedy, though details are incomplete.
Detroit March 31 1882 Dr Pencelly Kalamazoo endorses Woman's Friend now Zoaphora. He cites relief for his wife during labor and urges readers to contact for the address. Bosworth & Co. sells the remedy and ships letters from Michigan.
Advert says Marsh's Golden Balsam and Golden Blood and Liver Tonic cure severe colds and consumption with strong testimonials from Mrs. James Luce in Omaha H L Smith in Fort Scott and Kansas City Times. Bradley Templeton Ames druggists offer large bottles 50 cents and 1.
A testimonial from H S Berlin of Droit Building Washington, D C, praises Brown's Iron Bitters for health benefits and warns to avoid imitations. The letter notes the product's resilience to shocks and urges insistence on the genuine formula.
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