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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1901
Page
8
An advertisement for Kodol Dysia Onrel from Tilden & Loughran claims it helps digestion and allows hearty eating. It targets those with indigestion heartburn belching or stomach trouble and promises suitability for even sensitive stomachs.
A Great Family Newspaper for Iowa readers The Des Moines Leader touts ahead of rivals with extensive news service political independence and wide circulation in the state.
Dr W E Harriman announces medical practice in Ames Iowa with eye glasses fitting service. Office located in town block over Thurstons hardware Ames and residence near Story County Bank. Telephone numbers listed for office and home.
Auctioneer Ee Posegate offers first class livestock auctioneering and farm sales in Ames Iowa. He sells by day or small commission with satisfaction guaranteed. Box532 is listed for contact.
Attorneys Daniel McCarthy of Co G is listed with Lee McCarthy and Lee in a brief notation. The fragment indicates firm associations but lacks event details or dates.
The Des Moines Daily News invites subscriptions with postpaid delivery for one year at 1 dollar, six months at 75 cents, or three months at 50 cents. The paper promises condensed news for the busy reader, daily markets by telegraph, and literary matter for the family.
Weekly Tuesday trips to California offered with exceptionally low single trip rates. Tickets also available to Washington Idaho Montana Oregon and British Columbia at unheard of prices. For details contact Iowa Central ticket agents or Geo. Batty G P and T A Marshalltown Iowa.
Tetter eczema and skin diseases yield to the marvelous healing quaki es of Banner Salve made from a prescription of a skin talist of world wide fame. 25c. den & Loughran.
Advert reads praise for DeWitt's Little Early Risers, Foley's Kidney Cure, and Banner Salve. It cites testimonials about liver digestion, kidney relief, and skin healing, claiming rapid, gentle results and no grievance. Messages urge relying on genuine DeWitt products for piles, sores, and bowel issues.
A remark on public dialogue notes that despite calling for candor many resist sharing honest views. It highlights a tension between desire for open input and reluctance to expose personal opinions in group settings.
Nashua Iowa officer J W Patterson says a severe January lung cold worsened despite many medicines. After using two thirds of Foley's Hongo Tar he was entirely cured. Tilden and Loughran
A remark notes that regardless of a woman’s stated age, other women will dismiss it as false, reflecting skepticism among peers about age disclosures and personal credibility.
The Farmers' Cooperative Association runs a farmer's exchange and general real estate business. It negotiates farm loans and writes insurance. It handles grain, farm produce, coal, farm supplies, Chautauquan literature, chemical fire extinguishers, and electrical work on buildings.
Ticket sales run Tuesdays through April 30 for travel from Ames to California and via Portland Seattle Tacoma and Puget Sound along the North Western Line. Shortest travel time and scenic routes offered with daily guided tourist car excursions. Obtain tickets and details from local agents of the Chicago North Western Railway.
Weathered ad style warning claims pneumonia follows lagrippe unless Foley’s Honey and Tar is used. The notice urges readers to avoid substitutes and promotes the remedy from Tilden & Loughran.
The guide advises mild astringents like witch hazel or vinegar to keep a bruise wet until pain stops, then a stimulating liniment. For severe bruises elevate the part and use cold or ice, and seek a doctor. It warns against hiding burn extent with home remedies in severe cases.
The London Chronicle notes a fog day can cost from £50 000 to £100 000 in cash with power demands up. railways spend on fog signaling and plate layers receive extra pay for reduced visibility. It recalls Gladstone choosing a day in Greece’s past as the peak of history at Hawarden Castle.
The Indianap olis Sun quotes a lawyer saying many things must be investigated before taking a case, noting one particular item the client implies is at stake his pocketbook.
A quirky exchange notes GilesColumbus as a bunko victim for imagining the world isn’t square. The dialogue cites Miles asking why and Giles answering. The piece then shifts to a separate note that muffs were first used by doctors to keep fingers soft and were adopted by ladies around 1550.
A witty Chicago News remark on why men seek wedlock and women seek freedom. The piece is followed by a playful dialogue from Harper's Bazar with Willie crying for his mother and recalling a brick clash with Joe, who had thrown the first brick.
Signe of Appropriation quotes Mr Simpkins and their daughter as engaged but separable tensions surface. The Chicago Record reports questions of fondness while the Chicago News notes railroads advertise seamless travel but still charge passengers.
The Paris authorities reportedly provide sulfurous baths to workers, while pockets of lead and arsenic consumption exist among Styrian and Corinthian shepherds in Lamprecht Salzburg Hartberg Leoben Oberzeitung and Erzgebirge. A German study noted seekers who ingest several grains of arsenic or orpiment with no immediate ill effects though later illness and death are common, especially if they try to quit.
A Wisconsin attorney later senator, John Spooner, defends two thieves by revealing a hollow Bible with hidden tools. The jury returns a not guilty verdict after his dramatic demonstration. Years later the burglars admit their return visit, noting they kept their word.
A New York Press comment contrasts a businesswoman and male shoppers who chase bargains in pencils cigars neckwear and shoes. It notes both sexes pursue lower prices and mocks the stereotype that only women bargain while detailing anecdotes of frugal finds and shared enthusiasm.
Silk fabrics are noted to accept dyes more readily than any other fabric type, highlighting their superior color uptake and vibrancy potential.
A foreign man visits a major jewelry store asking for a second hand watch. The clerk insists all watches have second hands and denies selling secondhand items. After a brief misunderstanding, the man buys a second hand style with a $50 payment, per the Washington Star report.
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