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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1896

Page

7

A Sailor's Rise and a Family of Aunts in Wartime

Curtis earns praise and a captain’s rank after fighting privateers, sees Windsor and the king, while Lucile endures two aunts who treat her as Curtis’s ward. Letters from Curtis charm the town, but keep Lucile in a tense, growing burden as she awaits true news of his sea service.

American Pross Association Laudile Sophia Bellamy Aunt Bellamy Lucile Belleamie Georgia Sir Bevil Richard Curtis Aunt Georgia London Bevil Channel Calais St. Malo Brest Lord Howe Portsmouth Gitlands Admiralty Sussex War Department Windsor Navy Brittany Poccocke Colonel Pococke Chatham

Simmons Liver Regulator Promises Liver Health and Blood Purity

An advertising note touts Simmons Liver Regulator as a remedy to wake the liver during the Wir r and prevent malaria fever rheumatism by keeping the liver active. It claims the product, available in powder liquid or tea, improves overall health and blood quality. J. H. Zeilin & Co. markets the item from Philadelphia.

Simmons Liver Regulator J. H. Zeilin & Co Philadelphia

The Commander Comes to Heel as Lucile Reasserts Will

A naval officer returns home to his aunts and Lucile in a tense drawing room scene. He commands attention with his new uniform while Lucile tests his authority, recalling past rivalries and a sharp clash of pride and desire. An abrupt testimonial about a Family Cure ends the passage.

Gitlands Curtis Sir Bevil Lucile Lacile Richard Georgia Aunt Bellamy Captain Curtis Windsor

Dr J Jackson Crider to Speak at Davis House Iowa

Dr J Jackson Crider founder of Fames Ottumwa Medical Institute will address at the Davis House Iowa. He claims a half century of public service and a broad treatment scope for chronic nervous and female diseases including catarrh consumption and paralysis with alleged cures and novel remedies.

Fames Ottumwa Medical and Surgical Institute Davis House Pr. Crider Dr. Crider Crider Bright State of Iowa Wapello Andrew Orr Ottumwa SS A . Orr J.D. Perpwus Mason City Rosy Phhn

Crider’s Infirmary Promises Cures for Catarrh and Chronic Ailments

A series of testimonials from Iowa residents in Ottumwa and surrounding towns describe Dr. Crider’s medical infirmary as curing catarrh, deafness, asthma, and other chronic diseases after lengthy suffering. Writers claim dramatic recoveries, paying cash and praising the doctor’s treatment and honesty.

J. J. Crider Ottumwa Intrivary First N Bank Manning Iowa

Madelia Flour Claim Tests Bread Output

Makers of Madelia Flour say a sack yields more bread than any other flour. They tout it as a dry pure flour with no moisture or impurity. They urge buyers to test a sack and judge the claim true.

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Great Waters Julian Corbett Autor of Asgard Cophet U. XIII Regulator A. P. Sawyer E. L. Williams Weston Ohio D. D. Bales J. Jackson Crider Ames South America J.J. Crider New York City Ottumwell Burlington Creston Douds, Ia D.C. Wiley Norwich James C. King Hanni Mo Lin Company Eliza Hoovs Park Hotel Noth Miss Tacie Johnson LeMars Deetha Hassbrook Jackson Crider THE Makers Madelia Spring & Son
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