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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1900
Page
6
A Parson, Kansas advertisement offers $15.00 per week plus expenses for a man with a rig to introduce a Poultry Mixture and a Great Wine Discovery for Hog Cholera. Address with stamp to Perfection Mra Co. Parsons Kan.
B Smith of Butternut Michigan asserts Ly or Risers are the best remedies ever used for costiveness and liver trouble in his experience. L M Bosworth notes endorsement or sponsorship.
A motion by a globally known group endorses Anner Salve as a highly effective remedy for piles burns scalds running sores and all skin disorders. The announcement emphasizes its broad healing claims and widespread acceptance across markets.
A fragmented timetable lists GOING EAST with arrivals and departures around 8:00 to 8:20 am and later times, GOING NORTH Express services around 3:15 to 8:00 am, and GOING SOUTH including Des Moines and Accomodation lines. It notes baggage policy and check-in requirements with mentions of G. W. Rogers.
Advertisements tout Folly's Honey and Tar as a quick remedy for lagrippe and coughs. Readers are urged to secure original Witch Hazel Salve from DeWitt's and warned to beware of counterfeit products. References cite Eugene J. Hall and endorsements from various towns and publishers.
The Nome mining district folder from the Northern Pacific rail way includes a map of the Nome district and cuts of Nome City and beach mining methods. It lists sailing dates from Seattle and Tacoma, through rates, and instructions to contact NP agents in Des Moines Iowa or Chas S Fee in St Paul Minnesota for the folder and travel details.
Mrs Harriet Evans of Hinsdale Sr praises One Minute Cough Cure for instantly relieving her child’s croup. The testimonial extols quick relief from coughs colds grippe and throat and lung ailments. An endorsement from L. M. Boswortth is noted about borrowing as a means to an outcome.
An advertisement asserts that most serious diseases originate in kidney disorders and promotes OLEY's Kidney Cure with a guaranteed guarantee. The notice urges readers to try the remedy today.
An ordinary railroad engine is equivalent in strength to about 900 horses.
A Chicago couple notes relief from Forry s Honey and Tak for lagrippe cough with a 50 cent bottle curing the cough. A Michigan resident touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as immediate relief and best friend to the dyspeptic. A western clergyman denounces Sunday funerals while many favor postponement indefinitely.
An advertisement claims kidney disease patients can restore vitality with Kidney Cure and urges immediate use. The pitch emphasizes rapid improvement and guarantees results, appealing to those facing chronic kidney decline.
The saying reflects a paradox that reaching old age can bring unintended hardships. It notes how heightened awareness and reduced vitality may complicate enjoying years once deemed carefree.
The passenger department of the Illinois Central Railway offers a free illustrated folder detailing Hammond Louisiana as an ideal health and winter resort. It targets families from the northwest and those with asthma catarrhal or bronchial troubles, urging free mailing on application to J F Merry Assistant General Passenger Agent, Dubuque Iowa.
The Grand Gulf cavern in Oregon county near Koshkonong hides a subterranean river and year round lake. In 1885 Pat Foley from Thayer and a companion entered it after four attempts, dragging a small boat and torches through a narrow entry to navigate the lake and reach a dead end, then returning safely as the cave ends with no known outlet.
In the early days of Mr Beecher career deacons questioned his frequent humor. He replied he kept many funny things in and warned they would not complain if he let some out.
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