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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1906

Page

3

Bargain Offer for 412 Papers and Magazines a Year

Our Great Co operative Club Offer provides yearly subscriptions to our own paper The Des Moines Daily Hows The Farm and Home The Intelligencer and The Daily News at 1 50 This combo covers home local and county news world events politics markets and capital city news Bring your order to this office.

Des Moines Intelligencer Daily News

Dr Miles Heart Cure Endorsed by Patient Testimonial

A testimonial claims Dr Miles Heart Cure relieves heart trouble. Mrs Llib Thomas of Upper Sandusky Ohio reports improved health and weight gain after using Heart Cure and Nervine with thirteen bottles, noting a past two year struggle with heart pain and breath difficulty.

Miles Medical Co Llib Thomas Upper Sandusky Ohio

Wallaces Gift to England The Great Art Collection

Wallace presents to the English nation a vast art gift valued at 15 to 20 million dollars. The collection includes over 600 pictures including thirteen by Sir Joshua Reynolds, furniture, china, and numerous objects of art. The deed requires the collection be kept distinct from other national holdings.

Wallace Husband Joshua Reynolds

Small crimes precede greater acts of licentiousness

A compact aphorism notes that minor offenses foreshadow major misconduct, reflecting on human behavior with a historical Augustan tone. The quotation cautions readers about the slippery slope from small sins to larger transgressions.

Racine

It Is Dangerous to Neglect a Cold

It's only a cold is warned to lead to pneumonia and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is promoted for prompt cures. The ad claims the remedy counteracts a cold's tendency to worsen and notes its popularity and pleasant taste with sale terms.

Best in the World Doctor Endorses Warner Syrup

Dr J W Hamilton of San Frisco California says Warner s White Wine of Tar Syrup is the best cough remedy he has seen and has no equal for asthma after years of use.

J. W. Hamilton San Frisco Cal Warners

Wanted Assistant Manager For County Territory

Chicago wholesale and mail order house seeks an assistant manager of any gender for this county and adjoining territory. Salary twenty dollars plus expenses paid weekly, expense money advanced. Work pleasant, position permanent. No investment or experience required. Spare time valuable. Write for details and enclose self addressed envelope. SUPERINTENDENT, 182 Lake St., Chicago, IL. 49-10

Chicago Wholesale and Mail Order House Lake St Chicago

The Cupey Tree Its Parasitic Rise Over Virgin Forests

The cupey or attorney of the West Indies is a parasitic tree that kills its nurse by sending roots to the ground and wrapping a cord around the host trunk. Over time the parasite grows a tall supporting trunk, creating a dramatic midair spectacle.

West Indian Islands

Bells in Churches Used Wooden Rattles in Early Britain

The New York Herald recounts ancient use of bells and wooden rattles by early British Christians to summon worship, noting key figures like Paulinus of Nola and Inguiphus of Croyland, and describing bells’ roles in religion, protection, and public life.

Strabo Pliny Tuscany Rome Paulinus Nola Orleans Seno St. Stephen's Church France Bede Inguiphus Croyland Bartholomew Beladine Pega Bega England Church of Rome Wynken de Worde Lord Bacon New York Herald

Card Etiquette and the elder's carding advice

An elder woman counsels seizing a crowd with cards as a sign of social tact. She warns against too few cards signaling ignorance and too many implying pretentiousness. Hand him a lot to signal familiarity with current etiquette according to the Kansas City Independent.

Kansas City Independent

Verdant Demitasse Request Echoes Hotel Banter

In a light exchange at the hotel, Mr Verdant requests demitasse after the programme while Walter is asked to bring it. Mrs Verdant admonishes a promise to avoid stronger drinks than tea or coffee.

Mr. Verdant Walter

Unappreciated Liberality Exchange

A lawyer warns a client that a generous judge will still impose full penalties if found guilty, while the client expresses gladness about the trial. The exchange underscores tension between perceived mercy and strict legal consequence.

Ocean voyage misheard exchange on whales

A ferry passenger asks the captain if whales are caught. The captain replies with a curt method, saying they drop some salts on the tails to attract or stun the whales, prompting curiosity about the practice.

Books On Oyster Shells And More In The British Museum

In the British Museum there are books written on diverse materials including oyster shells bricks tiles bones ivory lead iron copper sheep skin wood and palm leaves.

British Museum

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