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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1904
Page
6
A brief note from the Cleveland Plain Dealer references unrest on the Mosquito coast and indicates U S involvement. The item frames the situation as a distant foreign issue drawing American attention without detailing actions or outcomes.
An 19th or early 20th century clippings collage shows an Allen's Foot-Ease advertisement promising relief for painful swollen feet and easy shoe fitting and includes miscellaneous literary quotes and a Putnam Fadeless Dyes dyeing claim.
Interior Depart ment data show a broad North American migration as 11,841 Americans settled for homesteads in Canada last year. Dakotas lead entries with 4,006, Minnesota 3,887, and all states except Alabama Mississippi and Delaware represented. Texans and Oklahomans also head north to fertile prairie lands, seeking better farming opportunities. Canada welcomes these settlers, who come armed with full local knowledge.
An old advertisement argues kidney trouble causes back ache dizziness headaches and urinary issues. It cites Mrs. William W. Brown of Paterson New Jersey who favors Dean’s Kidney Pills and offers a free trial via Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York with pills sold at 50 cents per box.
The Iowa railroad commission seeks to restore return passes for stock shippers beyond Iowa after railroads limited passes to the state. The piece also notes tax and fee data from insurance and railroad profits, a contested Will of Isaiah Showers, soil experiments at the state college, interurban funding effects, Cottage Plan for insane hospitals, Des Moines cavalry post, Graceland College prospects, and consolidation plans for rural schools.
Dr Rachael J Kemball of Buffalo New York a 1884 UB graduate has used Peruna since practice began in 1884 She cites Peruna as valuable for catarrhal affections and reports personal success She notes many female complaints stem from catarrh and urges readers to seek Hartman guidance if results lag stating Dr Hartman offers free advice.
Charles W. Graves, a furniture dealer, was found guilty of murder in district court. The jury recommended life imprisonment. Graves allegedly choked his wife, burned the body with kerosene, and gave conflicting stories. His stepdaughter Winnie Reader, an actress with the Gray Opera company, returned home to bury her mother and helped secure the conviction.
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