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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
7
Letters from Sterling Kentucky and Grant Ontario praise Peruna and Manalin for kidney and bladder relief after long illness. The writers report pain relief and improved health after using the remedies alongside the book's guidance, noting kidneys’ role in cleansing blood and the need for supportive treatment.
A collection of quirky child misstatements and a family scene. A four year old returns to a new baby, a library choice prompts a witty remark, classmates joke about Noahs wife and lava, and a boy contemplates a mother mend while dreaming of a cigarette picture.
A humorous exchange debunks lofty claims of lawyers by joking that the profession does not make angels. The doctor counters with dry wit about human flaws, underscoring mutual skepticism between the two professions.
A light exchange reveals two men attended a dance uninvited and found they both slipped in because one man’s wife hosted the event. The banter notes the humor of social access and shared participation.
A concise note highlights how silence can be valued highly in certain markets or negotiations, implying strategic advantage when restraint or discretion is demanded. The piece suggests quietness as a costly asset in specific contexts.
A Jewish anarchist bombs a Corpus Christi procession in Bialystok triggering a Christian mob attack on Jews. Shops are looted and many killed or wounded as Jews flee toward the railway and forests. Troops, including dragoons, arrive and police are accused of inaction while deputies seek interior minister intervention.
New York indictments allege forgery and perjury against Dr. Walter G. Gillette former vice president of Mutual Life Insurance and forgery and false statements against Robert A. Granniss. Grand jury says Gillette forged entries and Granniss concealed 1904 net profits of 1 044 058 23 in the annual report to the insurance department.
Tokio reports agriculture suffers more damage from cold weather. Losses on silk worms in the Gifu district are estimated at 500000 dollars, highlighting severe impact on local sericulture and related industries.
William A. Franklin of Franklin & Palmer Chemical Co Rochester writes of using Deans Kidney Pills seven years ago to cure kidney backache languor and irregular kidney secretions after three boxes. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The article urges steady clock care with regular attention and forward-hand movement. It warns against reversing motion or moving a balanced clock for dusting, noting small daily deviations can signal improper placement, especially for pendulum clocks.
Advert describes a one hundred dollar reward for a cure not possible with F J Cheney & Co Toledo. It includes statements by Walnutine Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists asserting Cheney’s honesty and obligations, promoting a catarrh cure with testimonials free and price twelve and a half cents.
A girl asks for a favorite play and a long haired youth replies he enjoys watching a man hit a ball over the left field fence, expressed with a playful Shakespearean quotation style.
In a chat about psychology the topic touched on loneliness. A June graduate told an interviewer that she enjoys solitude depending on who accompanies her. The remark reflects personal sentiment on introversion and social preferences.
A brief notice states smokers must call for Lewis' Single at the cigar counter, with reference to a dealer or Wisconsin factory in Veoria.
A quip from the Yale Record noting that conversation can feel precious when the speaker is cherished, even in witty campus banter.
Fragmentary ad copy touts a 25 cent bottle claimed to aid children's teeth with curious terms and obscure references. No clear product name or company is readable, leaving the exact claim and origin ambiguous.
An editorial argues that energy and optimism alone fail without practical support and resources. It urges concrete investment, planning, and follow through to turn enthusiasm into results across projects and organizations.
A survey of historic games shows ball games in Persia and Bokhara, shuffleboard fading, handball from Homeric times, horse racing in Tudor England, medieval bowling origins, and early golf in England and Scotland with similar rules to today.
A brief dialogue captures a humorous exchange with banter about ice and location. A judge tone is implied in the quoted lines. The scene features casual street talk and a punchy back and forth.
A brief quip from the New York Press notes that a joke loses its humor when one must listen rather than tell it, reflecting on timing and audience perception. The comment frames humor as dependent on delivery and engagement.
A brief note lists Lewis' Single Binder t Cee with a dealer in Peoria Illinois named Factory.
A wry proverb notes some individuals take extra care, even before taking hesitant actions. It highlights caution as a defining trait in risk awareness and behavior.
A testimonial from Mrs. Alice Berryhill of Chattanooga credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her ulceration and health decline. The article notes Pinkham, now run by Lydia B. Pinkham's daughter-in-law, offers free advice to sick women and publishes letters with consent to help others.
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