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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1906

Page

3

Anti-Pain Pills touted as neuralgia remedy with trains timetable

An advertisement extols Miles' Anti-Pain Pills to relieve nerve pain from neuralgia. It includes user testimonial from Mrs. M. Beckman and a purchase guarantee. The page also contains a chaotic timetable listing trains, routes, and departure times, plus a note on baggage check and room 256 minutes before arrival.

Miles Dr. Miles M. Beckman 4Th St Erie 25 Miles Medical Co Elkhart Overland Limited Atlantic Chickee Pacific Express Omaha Express Los aAles Limited Colorado Special Ls. Mail Carroll M & Exp DM & Oak DM & Oak Exp’. 4:40Am 4:40Am 5Ale Grove Pas 6:35 Pm 4:35Pm 6. St. P& DM DM & Ames Passen Ager Mali Papw Omaha & D St P& Sioux City Pas Dakota & Dea M Des Moines & Ames Des Moines G. W. Roorrs

Rock Mountain Tea Promises Quick Health Boost

An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a supreme cure for various ailments including deafness, ringing ears, stomach, and back weakness. It promotes tea or tablets at 35 cents and is attributed to L. M. Bosworth.

Hollister L. M. Bosworth

It is Dangerous to Neglect a Cold

Ten per cent of the buildings struck by lightning last year were churches. A cold is often mistaken for a minor ailment but can lead to pneumonia. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy counteracts this tendency and is popular for its prompt cure of the common cold. For sale by Loughran and Barcer.

Chamberlain Loughran Barcer D. Kauble Nevada E. O. Dewitt & CO Chicago

Not His Tongue Says Hiller on Consul Job

A Philadelphia Press quote shows Hiller claiming he could easily win a consul post in England despite Peppery doubting, suggesting language barriers would be an obstacle.

Hiller England Peppery Philadelphia Press

Scotch Superstitions on Sickness and Death Traditions

The article recounts Scottish beliefs about impending death and burial rites. Methods included two grave pits to judge prognosis, breaking rock over the dying, open doors for the departing spirit, confinement of hens and cats, avoiding oxen yoking, preserving bridal gowns, and placing bread and water in the death chamber. It also notes early burial for stillborns and una blessed infants, and solitary burials with pebble-adding rituals.

Scotland

Fifth Monarchy Men religious sect origins

The Fifth Monarchy Men were a religious sect emerging in Charles I's era. They claimed the four ancient empires Assyrian Persian Babylonian and Roman would be revived and a fifth Christian monarchy with Christ as king would be established.

Charles I England Christ

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