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Eugene Wood recalls a crowded fair scene where a man named Willie Smith is misidentified amid amused agents of memory. A playful detective-like moment unfolds as two old acquaintances reconnect and improvise.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1905
Page
6
Eugene Wood recalls a crowded fair scene where a man named Willie Smith is misidentified amid amused agents of memory. A playful detective-like moment unfolds as two old acquaintances reconnect and improvise.
A street subscription list gathered Monday in Ames to aid Mrs. Anna Dweyer of southeast Ames who has been an invalid for a long time. The drive raised forty six dollars to cover roof repairs and other household needs.
Excursion tickets to Omaha via the Chicago and North Western line sold November 13 to 16 with return allowed until November 16. Rates apply for attendees of the Nebraska and Western Iowa Retail Implement and Vehicles Dealers' Convention, available through agents.
A compact reflection on how self-regard sustains those who are disliked by others, suggesting vanity as a shield when public opinion turns away. The quote emphasizes inward approval over external esteem.
An advertisement warns that chest pain and breathlessness signal heart strain and claims Dr Miles Heart Cure strengthens heart nerves and muscles. It includes a testimonial from Charles Goodrich of Caruthersville Missouri and notes druggists guarantee benefit.
The article discusses cold morning baths as beneficial only for those with strong vital energy and nervous force. It warns that many feel tired a few hours after bathing, indicating harm for others. It distinguishes groups who should bathe at night or avoid morning baths, and advises tepid water for those with weak nerves or high sensitivity.
Magliabecci possessed an extraordinary memory capable of recalling titles and contents of vast libraries. He claimed to recite over 500,000 book titles in many languages and devoted his life to study. He worked overnight, slept on the floor with a cloak as a pillow, and produced no original writings.
A man drops his watch which gains ten minutes per hour and hands it to a New York jeweler. The jeweler examines the mechanism, corrects it with a regulator, and returns it running true at no charge, explaining the hairspring was doubled and caused the fast advance.
Opals often crack or seam without clear cause, their beauty shattered by heat. The gem’s luster comes from countless tiny fissures that deflect light into its color, but even the smallest crack can ruin the stone.
A Washington Star quote features a credulous layman claiming cures for all diseases. The scientist responds that continued research will address new diseases caused by existing remedies, implying an endless cycle of medical advances and unintended consequences.
A Cleveland Leader quip notes a change in courting signals as Rounder stops giving flowers and candy and begins pursuing chores like dishes and cookbooks, signaling a shift to practical, shared life interests.
A chemist analyzing soil prescribes the fertilizer for various crops. If blood is lacking, doctors may advise tonics or concentrated fat foods to restore rich red corpuscles, noting fat as the missing element and recommending easily digested fat foods.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil promises nourishment and strength when milk and cream fail. It is described as palatable and beneficial for both children and adults experiencing wasting from any cause.
The Chicago Daily Tribune and The Ames Intelligencer offer a combined one year subscription for $3.00, with regular prices $4.00 and $1.00 respectively. The offer includes a year's subscription to both papers, may be withdrawn at any time, and existing subscribers get an extension. May remittances go to The Intelligencer in Ames Iowa. Also a Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar cough syrup claims to clear coughs through bowel action and is sold by A. Gamble.
Daisy and Lydia Brown departed Tuesday for Central City Nebraska for a two week visit with Dr and Mrs Gates Brown in Orry Toledo Lucas County. Frank J Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney Co Toledo to pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall s Catarrh Cure. Ladies Aid Society schedules a five event lecture course at the M E church starting November 22 with notable talent.
A wartime reflection on preparedness and its historical value. The piece urges individuals and the nation to be ready for emergencies, noting early treatment of colds as crucial to quick recovery. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective and available through Loughran & Baver.
Do not be deceived by counterfeits buy the genuine DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Boxes bear E. C. DeWitt & Co. name and promise to ease piles burns and skin ailments with nightly and morning applications. Sold by O. A Gamble.
An ad endorses the Earley Risers pills praised for gentle action to tone the liver and kidneys. It claims they prevent headaches and constipation and assures they do not gripe or sicken. Sold by C. A. Gamble.
The Intelligencer advertises low subscription rates for Ladies Home Journal and The Saturday Evening Post, with a clubbing offer for all three titles at $8.25 versus a regular $4.00. This is pitched as a monthly and weekly magazine deal for renewals or new subscriptions.
Public sale of parts of sections 17 township 84 north range 23 west Story County Iowa under a 1905 order of the District Court. Cash terms. Sale at the courthouse front door in Nevada Iowa at 2 o clock pm Friday November 25 1905. Dated October 7 1905. Referee G. M. Soper. Also an advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure by C A Gamble.
An advertisement asserts heart disease is mainly due to indigestion and that all non organic heart trouble stems from stomach fermentation. It cites a Nevada, Ohio man who recovered by using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which supposedly digests all foods and relieves stomach and heart pressure. Bottles cost $1.00. Prepared by E. O. DeWitt & Co. Chicago.
Our cooperative club offer includes Ree eter aT 11s mA IWEE LMG LITS and magazines from The Intelligencer Des Moines Daily News Farm and Home Pilgrim Magazine at a low price. It promises home reading for every family member with local county news world news political happenings markets and more. Bring your order to this office.
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