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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1893

Page

4

Congress blamed for Washington disaster in Cedar Rapids piece

The Cedar Rapids Republican reprints a Chicago Tribune indictment arguing Congress bears responsibility for the Washington disaster and the deaths and injuries it caused. It targets Holmanism and party politics for killing repair funding from Ford's Theatre onward. It also calls for punishment at the polls.

Chicago Tribune Washington Congress The Tribune Ford Holtan Des Moines Cedar Rapids

The Cost in Blood Behind Ivory Billiard Balls

A Youth's Companion excerpt notes that a fine ivory billiard ball costs at least ten dollars but weighs heavier in human cost. Ivory tusks from Africa incur deaths from caravans and slave trade, with hundreds dead per expedition. Each tusk yields only enough for two balls, making the ball a symbol stained by blood.

Reverend Williams Endorses Hood’s Sarsaparilla in Lynn

Rev A A Williams of Sillsbee Street Christian Church in Lynn Massachusetts endorses Hood’s Sarsaparilla citing his wife’s nervous headache relief and improved health after using the tonic. He says the remedy benefited his family and commends its merit to others. Hood’s Pills are also promoted as a gentle family cathartic.

Williams Hood A. A. Williams Sillsbee Street Christian Church Lynn Mass

Sixty Seconds and the Spark of Great Discoveries

A collage ad style note highlights rapid historical tidbits from 1619 to 1892. It mentions Castoria, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, 60 second remedies, and Krause's headache capsules. It cites endorsements from readers and local retailers like L. M. Bosworth and gives brief product pitches and dates.

Park's Cough Syrup and German Medicines Advertisement

An advertisement bundle promotes Park's Cough Syrup with a money back guarantee and 50 cent to $1.00 pricing, sold by L. M. Bosworth. It also touts Dullam's Great German Blood Liver Stomach and Kidney Kennedy with testimonial from Mrs. Wm. Copeland of Flint Michigan and extols Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills for fatigue, digestion, nerve strength, and blood purification with 25 cent pills.

L. M. Bosworth Dullam’s German Medicine Co Dullam Wm. Copeland Flint, Mich Hood I. Clifford New Cassel Wis Edward Shepherd Harrisburg Bucklen

Notable Patent Medicine Ads Scatter Throughout Notice Page

A denseOCR page block shows numerous early commercial remedies from DeWitt’s Little Early Risers to Witch Hazel Salve and Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, all advertised by L. M. Bosworth, druggist. It cites cures for headaches, dyspepsia, biliousness, and colds, plus stock market and rail data, with scattered notices about different products and endorsements from doctors and travelers.

Oldest Virginia church dates to 1630s at Smithfield

Notice quoting historical claim of Smithfield Virginia hosting the oldest church built during Charles I era 1630 to 1635. Includes medical testimonial for Dullam's Great German Liniment 25 cents per bottle and Park's Sure Cure liver remedy 1.00 with local seller L. M. Bosworth.

Smithfield Charles I Dullam A. B. Snell Hamilton, Mich L. M. Bosworth

Butter and Eggs Trick Sparks Gateyard Parade

A pretty black eyed exhibitor argues with gatemen over a gilded four legged stool at a pass gate as Teresa Dean in Inter Ocean notes. The scene ends with the gate opened and the stool carried in. Also reports wolves seen in Massachusetts this winter for the first time in half a century.

Mrs Rover Sans Teresa Dean Inter Ocean Massachusetts

Property Transfers Across Story City to Ames and Nevada in June 1893

Land deals recorded for week ending June 10 1893 show John Molstre and others selling to John Johnson for 110 dollars. Rhoda Blackman and others selling to G A Tendeland for 482.25. multiple quitclaim deeds and warrantees involving Story City Ames Nevada Zearing Maxwell Kelley Kelley and Alderman with parcels ranging from 1 to 118 acres and prices up to 11000 dollars.

John Molstre John Johnson Rhoda Blackman G. A. Tendeland John Christian DJ Vinje Sarah B Richardson Zearing Laura A Hatcher Judd Ray Maxwell Mary E Bates L M Scott Nevada Frank Dana J L Dana Stewart I W Douglass R T Sisson F T McLain Ives Ad Ames Frances R Pryor O B Alderman Henryson Angie Allen Story City Francis R Pryor

Shoes Assembling in Record Time

A pair of men's shoes finished in 20 minutes using 44 pieces 30 tacks 12 nails and 20 buttons along with silk and linen thread. The process showcases rapid cobbler work and efficient assembly techniques.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Internal Remedy

Cure advertised as acting on blood and mucous surfaces and not a quack medicine. Claimed to be prescribed by top physicians for years with testimonials available. Produced by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. carried by druggists at 75 cents.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Props Toledo Duggists Hill

Historic Medicines and Inventions Promoting Health Across Eras

A collage of historic ads touts patent medicines and inventions from 19th century America. Claims include Hood's Sarsaparilla cures, Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Park's Sure Cure for liver issues, and Elias Howe’s sewing machine patent. Mentions of early tobacco cultivation and a 1811 Philadelphia house numbering add context to the era.

Paris Horseflesh Demand Surges As Butchers Multiply

In Paris demand for horseflesh rises with about 150 butchers in the city trading in this meat. About 20 000 horses were eaten by the poor due to low cost, attracting nonworking classes and even some better off. Prices run roughly half those of mutton or beef. Berlin shows heavy consumption, while England still relies on the cat's meat man for such meat.

Paris Berlin England

Secretary’s timber culture ruling aids western settlers

Secretary Smith ruled that settlers complying with the timber culture act will not be held liable if trees fail to grow on their land. The North Dakota case involved a farm where seeds were planted for years but no trees appeared. The decision, anticipated by last Congress, sets a new precedent for thousands of entrymen.

Secretary of the Interior North Dakota Smith

Various 19th Century Notices and Advertisements

A collage of items including DeWitt’s Little Early Risers pills for sick headache and biliousness, a curious New Castle marriage case, Parks’ Tea for digestion, cremation societies in the U S, a through sleeping car service Chicago to Memphis, Dullam’s German Worm Lozenges, and James Whitcomb Riley rumored sleep talking anecdote.

New Castle England Thellinois Central Railroad Chicago Memphis J. F. Merry L. Mass. Agt Manchester Iowa A. H. Hanson James Whitcomb Riley

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