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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1896
Page
6
On a windy day Off Cape Loire a lugger and a French frigate duel as Lucile urges danger and Captain Dunk leads a pursuit. Curtis encourages rescue attempts when a crewman Ducket goes overboard amid the cheering.
An Iowa doctor, Dr. J Jackson Crider, touts a national reputation and a half century of specialization. He claims cures for consumption and catarrh using a chloride of gold solution and a new gobular remedy, urging immediate consultation for middle aged and young men.
Letters praise quick relief and strong results from One Minute Cough Cure. Readers from Georgia Iowa Michigan endorse the remedy, noting satisfaction and willingness to recommend. Each testimonial cites personal experience and doctors’ attention, with D. D. Bales as the seller.
A quotation from Dr. A. P. Sawyer warns that approaching temptation harms a man and shared guilt if he yields. The note also features a testimonial from Mrs. H. Wingart of Lena Illinois claiming relief from rheumatism and lung trouble using a so called Family Cure sold by D. D. Bales.
A new company for the manufacture of aluminum articles has been formed at Muscatine, signaling expansion in lightweight metal production and local industrial growth. The venture aims to capitalize on aluminum’s versatility for household and commercial goods.
An advertisement notes that the One Minute Cough Cure works when you have a cough or cold and urges readers to take it at the right time. It states the product is for sale by D. D. Bales.
A Butterfield a Black Hawk county pioneer and wealthy Waterloo resident died in Iowa Falls aged 97 or 98. The remains will be taken to his old home for interment.
Canton 8 D March 22 Oscar Hemple claimed from Cherokee was arrested on suspicion of being the ravisher of Miss Douglas near Akron. His description matches the girl's report. He will be held awaiting Akron authorities' consultation.
Aaron Phipps versus John Phipps is in circuit court with Judge Andrews presiding. A jury of twelve, six men and six women, works by consent and court order to return special findings rather than a general verdict, with anticipated even splits on all questions.
Michael and Isaac Cohen of La Porte Iowa were indicted on two counts jointly and two separately for arson in connection with fires on March 1 and 7. Their stock was insured about three times value. The fires totaled $52 000 in destroyed property. Bail set at $24 000. they remain jailed.
A collection of sworn statements from Iowa residents attests to Dr. Crider of Ottumwa curing chronic catarrh and related ailments. Testimonies describe long term illness, costly treatments, and dramatic recoveries from conditions including catarrh, deafness, asthma, stomach disease, epilepsy, and scrofula.
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