Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Promises Family Health
Spring promotion for Rocky Mountain Tea by L. M. Bosworth claims to keep the family well and cure spring tiredness, priced at 385 cents.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
8
Spring promotion for Rocky Mountain Tea by L. M. Bosworth claims to keep the family well and cure spring tiredness, priced at 385 cents.
Winter in California offers low round trip rates to California and Pacific coast points. A four day trip from St Paul Mason City Marshalltown Oska loosa Hedrick Peoria and intermediate points via the Iowa Central and southern route is highlighted. The Pullman Tourist Car service is once again inaugurated to provide traveler comforts. For details contact Iowa Central agents or Geo. Batty Marshalltown Iowa.
Advert says DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures piles without surgery and handles scalds cuts burns and skin diseases. Warns against counterfeits and notes Loughran & Bauer as sellers.
Dr W E Harriman offers special surgical attention and eye glasses fitting in Ames Iowa. Office located in Ton Block over Thors ton hardware. residence near Story County Bank. Telephone numbers listed for office and home.
Local auctioneer EE. FF. Posegate of Ames Iowa offers first class services selling by day or small commission. He advertises farms for sale and promises satisfaction. Box532 Ames Iowa.
The Farmers' Cooperative Association runs a farmer's exchange and general real estate business. It negotiates farm loans and writes insurance. It handles grain and farm produce, coal and farm supplies, literature, fire extinguishers, and electrical conductors on buildings.
The piece argues for slow eating for children and adults, comparing to horse feeding habits. It explains hunger as bodily tissue needs, outlines four factors in digestion, and urges thorough chewing, no rapid drinking, and post meal rest to aid digestion and growth.
A London Express account details Bhil robber exploits and disguise tactics used against British troops in India. It describes their practice of disguising clothing as stones and freezing motion to ambush pursuers, plus a tale of a blanket theft and a haunted tent ploy.
A National Magazine reflection on how writers overcome initial timidity and find momentum. It compares beginnings to a piston, notes that the best endings may become starts, and observes that thought transmission follows a common groove across styles and cultures.
A western town judge fines a young lawyer ten dollars for contempt but an old attorney pays a gold ten dollar piece saying he paid for his own contempt. The judge protests that no contempt was levied, while the old man explains he has long cherished contempt for the court and is willing to pay for it.
At a Hopkins Institute of Art Mardi Gras ball a masked man asks a masked woman to dance. She replies she does not know him, and he retorts that both take a risk, reflecting the era's playful social codes.
A deep voiced woman demands the reason for female suffrage while a rude man, overstaying his welcome, answers with blunt sarcasm about male sufferance in a Philadelphia Press snippet.
Quote notes that wealth alone cannot create a home and that thoughtful sympathetic comrades are needed to build a true home, reflecting women’s magazine advice on domestic happiness.
In Pompeii a plaster cast method reveals human forms preserved in lava. A worker group uncovered a cavity in 1863 exposing a man’s final posture and a natural cast of the dying, with several figures including a touching Mother and Daughter.
An advertisement touts a cure for piles with a positive guarantee and “No Cure, No Pay.” It promises a free sample and a 50 cent price. The maker signs as L. M. Bosworth and claims a free sample with each package.
The advertisement promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers to keep the liver and bowels functioning, claiming relief from biliousness and constipation. A testimonial from O. E. H. of Albany Ga. states the pills helped and improved his condition. The copy highlights the product as safe, gentle, and effective with no griping.
An advertisement proclaims Rocky Mountain Tea keeps the family well and offers a cash refund if it fails. It notes a 365-day statement and is signed by L. M. Bos.
A full line of street and ornamental trees along with plums cherries and small fruit of top standard varieties is offered for sale by A. J. Graves & Son. The advertisement includes Shellberry and is dated 44 tf.
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