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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1904
Page
7
A quotation extols the dye's economy as a path to wealth, linking frugality to prosperity. The line cites Seneca to stress a moral and practical tie between thrifty materials and successful enterprise.
Dr Leland Williamson testifies to the effectiveness of Dodd's Kidney Pills in treating kidney disease. He cites a case of A H Cole, age 31, emaciated with kidney pain, pus in urine and blood, who recovered after three weeks of pills and continued use. The physician, with over twenty years’ practice, endorses the remedy highly.
A Chicago Daily News exchange features Wiggs describing Slykert as a sly, teasing figure who avoids handshakes unless to pull a leg. The remark frames Slykert as wary and playful in social interactions.
Beardless Barley 120 bu per acre and oats 210 bu per acre lead a list of dramatic outputs. Salzer touts Pedigree Potatoes 1 000 bu per acre and 60 000 Ibs Victoria Rape for sheep per acre as part of a sales pitch. Send this notice and 10c to John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wis for their catalog and seed samples.
In a Philadelphia Press item, Mr Bacheller voices defiance to marriage claiming no commitment to any woman while Miss Gaussip asserts a strong bond to Miss Boxley. The exchange highlights social pressures around engagement and matrimony.
The snippet extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as a superior remedy for eczema psoriasis scalp crusting pimples ringworm and infant skin suffering. It cites a Puck quote asserting radium is merely the latest old discovery and claims universal proof of Cuticura’s efficacy.
John A Salter Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin promotes a test offer for Salter's Warranted Vegetables. Send 6c and return notice plus 20c postage to receive a big plant and seed catalog with seeds to grow cabbage carrots celery onions radishes and flowers.
An old Chicago News ad promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming cure in one day with a money back guarantee if it fails. It markets the 25 cent price and warns that fools never count the cost until the bill collector calls.
Des Moines legislators push bills including appointing three state accountants to audit county treasurer offices annually and penalties for bringing liquor narcotics or weapons into prisons. Additional measures propose tax, school, road, and veterans home funding, plus state control of liquor shipments and a new good roads board.
In the U S Supreme Court Justice Day dismissed Jackson Giles v Board of Registration Montgomery County Alabama for lack of federal question and jurisdiction. Harlan dissented. Letters praise Peruna with patient anecdotes from Brock and West.
A historic testimonial letter set touts Peruna as a catarchal tonic for old age. Claims include restored hearing and digestion, renewed vigor, and lasting health improvements. Letter writers praise cures for chronic catarrh and rheumatic pains, with endorsements from Mrs. F. E. Little and Rev. J. N. Parker. The notice invites readers to seek Dr. Hartman’s free medical advice at Columbus, Ohio.
In St Paul on February 26 Judge Sanborn of the U S circuit court of appeals affirmed Nathan Levin of St Louis Missouri’s five year penitentiary term. Levin was convicted of procuring aliens not entitled to naturalization to obtain citizenship certificates from the St Louis court of appeals through fraud and false statements.
San Cristobal and Bani have been retaken by the government gunboat Presidente. A government force heads to San Pedro de Macoris to attack insurgents as they caused heavy property damage near the city. San Carlos is reported destroyed.
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