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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
2
A health claim notes Bees Laxative Cough Syrup acts promptly by gently moving the bowels to cure a cold. It lingers in the throat to heal and allay inflammation. Sold by C. A. Gamble.
Ames, facing population growth and railway access near Grand Avenue crossing, urges a hospital. The piece argues a hospital offers better care than small clinics or moving patients to Des Moines, cites nurses and relief for families, and appeals for county or philanthropic backing. It notes local churches and schools, library activities, and planned lectures to support the cause.
Joel E. Cagwin announces obtaining the agency for Zemo a liquid remedy claimed to cure eczema pimples dandruff and scalp diseases by destroying germs. He offers proofs of cures and samples to customers and invites inquiries.
The Register and Leader markets statewide telegraphic news from a special correspondent. It promotes Ding's popular cartoons unique to the paper and advertises new subscriber offers for 1910 with free paper delivery through the remainder of 1809.
Custodian Ben Edwards has been granted a three week vacation and is visiting old friends in Scranton Pennsylvania.
Druggist Mr Cagwin touts Zemo as the most successful remedy sold for eczema and itching skin diseases. Advertises samples and displays of cures with photos, urging readers to ask for a sample.
Mae Shumway Enderley will give a recital in Ames on November 26 in support of the Enderley Wind sor Concert company. She recently appeared before Madame Modjeska at Tustinat, receiving high praise and a personal note of appreciation from Modjeska. Two skilled musicians accompany her for a varied and powerful program.
A historic advertisement promotes ManZan as a universal pile remedy applicable directly with a tube nozzle. It claims effectiveness for bleeding, blind or itching piles and notes C. A. Gamble as the seller.
The passage urges moving forward not dwelling on the past. It advises staying in school as long as possible to prepare for manhood and steady work, stressing effort and gradual advancement through diligence.
The memory of Maurice Lawin from Ames Iowa recalls a beloved child who has died. The poem speaks of a vacant chair and missing presence while expressing faith that he rests with angels and glory in a beautiful shore. His mother Mrs J A Sawin writes of farewell and hope.
J. W. Merrill connected with the extension department of the college spent Sunday in Ames.
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