College Notes Spotlight Storms Inauguration Schedule
The Times-Republican reports on the installation of Albert Boynton Storms as college president set for Monday June 6 1904. Dr Storms preached at the First Methodist church in Des Moines and delivered a commencement address at Newton. He tours Slater Monticello Lisbon and returns to Chicago for alumni events while the college plans finals Band and exhibition drills occur with baccalaureate and commencement programs led by Leland Stanford’s D S Jordan. Ames athletics include tennis and baseball against Cedar Rapids Grinnell and Cornell with a Mitchell county excursion of 570 delegates and students.
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A. M
D. S. Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Ames
Grinnell
Storms
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford
Mitchell County
Osage
Cornell-Ames
New Haven Star
Shylock Adverts Emulsion Amid Varied Newspaper Bits
A collage of ad copy and local notices includes Scott's Emulsion claims to flesh and energy benefits, plus a sports recap of Ames defeating Cornell 4 to 3 in ten innings. Also reported are mission society meetings with officer elections and a closing symposium note from Des Moines News.
Devoe lead and zinc paints praised for lasting wear
A letter to a businessman extols Devoe lead and zinc paint for shaving costs and time. It claims the paint uses fewer gallons, lasts longer, and reduces reapplication to six years or more compared with mixed paints or lead and oil.
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Devoe
Dr Jennie Ghrist Elected at Medical Society Meeting
Dr Jennie Ghrist attended the Iowa Medical Society meeting in Des Moines on Thursday with colleagues Dr Templeton and Dr David Ghrist. Officers named for the State Society of Iowa Medical Women include President Dr Mary D Ardery and first vice president Dr Anne Burnet. Dr Jennie Christ served as second vice president and Dr Lillian Kennier as secretary with Dr Sophie Henzie Scott as treasurer. Scott hosted breakfast at her East Des Moines home and Christ delivered a paper on Puerperal Peritonitis in the morning session.
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J. N. McCash
A. B. Storms
Ames
Association
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Washington
Mary ©. Hickman
Sioux City
W. W. Brown
E. Longfellow
Marion
P. C. Yoran
Manchester
F. H. Cutler
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Des Moines
Templeton
David Ghrist
Jennie Ghrist
Iowa Medical Society
State Society of Iowa Medical Women
The
Medical Society
Mary D. Ardery
Knoxville
Anne Burnet
Pleasant
Jennie Christ
City
Lillian Kennier
Dubuque
Sophie Henzie Scott
Scott
East Des Moines
Bryan Delivers Value of an Idea at Ames College Chapel
William Jennings Bryan spoke to a large audience at the Ames college chapel last Saturday, outlining The Value of an Idea. The renowned orator, a frequent topic among political men, drew praise from Ames residents who attended, though some regret more did not.
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College Chapel
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
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Pine forests heal many ailments says study
Scientists claim Bright’s disease diabetes cystitis and kidney trouble cannot exist in pine forests. Air carries healing breath from pines and pineules offer a home remedy. Hollister's Tea and Bee's Honey and Tar are advertised tonics and cures. Also notes Adams existence joke and various travel and eye notes. Pine salve touted as universal healer sold by Gamble.
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Bright
CG. A. Gamble
Des Moines Daily and Sunday News Ad Rates
An Iowa newspaper ad offers yearly delivery at 150 dollars with postage paid to any address and also lists rates of 1.50 per year 100 for eight months 80 cents for three months and 50 cents for three months. It claims to be the most complete paper in Iowa and notes it is the only daily stopped when time runs out.
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Des Moines
Sunday News
Iowa
the News
Dyspepsia Tablets Promised Immediate Relief and Cure
Advert says King's Dyspepsia Tablets provide immediate relief and permanent cure for dyspepsia indigestion and stomach and bowel troubles. Sold by A. Gam tle.
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A. Gamtle
Bee's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Sold by Gamble
An advertisement touts Bee's Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs colds lagrippe croup whooping cough pneumonia and consumption. It claims mild laxative tonic and strengthening effects and that children like it. The ad notes it is sold by O A Gamble. The closing quip remarks on self ridicule.
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O. A. Gamble
Re-Go Tonic Laxative Syrup Endorsed by German Editor
Lincoln Illinois newspaper praise notes Re-Go Tonic Laxative Syrup as a splendid remedy for chronic constipation. The advertised medicine claims to cure constipation biliousness indigestion and dyspepsia and is sold in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes by A Gamble druggist.
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Lincoln
CO. A. Gamble
Anton Gehre
Volksblatt-Rundschau
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Pine Niles A New Discovery Promises Health Fragrance
The text advertises a product named Pinenles claiming to cure Bright's disease calculus rheumatism lumbago and urinary disturbances. It touts the health and strength of pine forests and is sold by OC A Gamble.
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Bright
OC. A. Gamble
Married men and bitters and a London statistic
The piece jokes that married men do not live longer, cites biliousness and constipation as remedies, and promotes Re-Go Tonic Laxative Syrup by C. A. Gamble. It notes London has one licensed drinking place per 436 inhabitants and claims a scolding wife inspires newspaper humor, while a humble drag has a tongue but never gossips.
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London
Low Rate Excursion Tickets to Atlantic City
Low rate excursion tickets to Atlantic City New Jersey via the Chicago and North Western Line will be sold with favorable return limits. The event is for meetings of the American Medical Association and related sessions from June 4 to June 10. For sale dates and tickets, apply to Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
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