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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1905
Page
3
Digestive aids and lifestyle quips from old ads
It praises Dr. Dade's Little Liver Pills and Ring's Dyspepsia Tablets sold by Gamble firms. It notes historical note that sliding seats appeared in rowing races in 1873.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring
C. A. Gamble
Two for three Subscriptions and Job Ad notice
An offer bundles Intelligencer and Chicago Daily Tribune at 3.00 for new subscribers. A Chicago manufacturing firm seeks a trustworthy assistant in its branch office with weekly 1800 pay, no investment, prior experience not essential. Pineules advertised as a cure for backache and kidney bladder issues sold by O A Gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Manufacturing Hous
Perman
Anager
Chicago
Ao. A. Gamble
O. A. Gamble
Rural route subscribers offered Chicago Chronicle deal
Special arrangement enables rural route subscribers to get the Chicago Chronicle and Intelligencer for 3.00 a year. The Chronicle is republican, illustrated, complete and non sensational. applies outside city delivery area only. Man Zan claims instant pain relief and pile cure sold by O A Gamble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily
Chronicle
Intelligencer
Chicago Daily Chronicle
O. A. Gamble
Love may be blind but not deaf or dumb
A brief humorous line notes that love can be blind yet still hear and understand, contrasting common sayings about sight and intelligence in matters of the heart.
Industrial Opportunities on the Chicago and North-Western Line
A folder offers concise information on industrial openings along the Chicago and North Western Railway with details on factory buildings and desirable sites ready for immediate use. It highlights numerous openings for manufacturers jobbers and retailers across the North Western Line and outlines extensions opening premier western territory. Free on application to North Western Line agents.
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Chicago & North-Western Railway
Chukchees Practice Death by Own Action in Siberia
A Russian correspondent describes Chukchee practices in northeastern Siberia where suicide by delegation is common. Death coats with hoods hang in homes while relatives perform the act. Despite the trend, the Chukchees are described as happy, moral, brave, and temperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Pointed Paragraphs From Atchison Globe
A fragment from the Atchison Globe offers aphorisms on progress, effort, and human behavior. It suggests avoiding resentment toward others, the difficulty of keeping what one earns, and skepticism about promises. It also notes relativized fears and the unreliability of post reflection decisions.
Old Time Football Voices on Its Brutal Beginnings
The piece cites Master Stubbes from 1583 claiming football was a violent, almost murderous game. It notes players collide on hard surfaces, risking broken necks backs legs and facial injuries as part of the rough early sport.
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Stubbes
All Wobbly In Their Walk
A gray headed New Yorker complains that pedestrians never walk straight. He notes crowds still zigzag on clear sidewalks and says even with space a sober walker veers from curb to stoop line. The piece mocks city strolls and urban crowd dynamics.
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New York
Donkey Fat and Adder Skin Elixir in Antiquated Recipe
An old Latin translation of Albertus Magnus cites a bizarre preparation using an adder’s skin, aur pigmentum, greasings, beeswax, and donkey fat. The mixture is simmered in water over a low fire, then cooled to form a taper whose light allegedly makes viewers appear headless.
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Albertus Magnus
Exclusive Best Seller Sparks Reader Split
A Philadelphia Ledger column notes debate over a highly popular book. Mrs. Nuritch dismisses mass appeal, seeking a more exclusive choice while the clerk presents the day’s most read item creating a clash over literary trendiness.
No clear news item found in quote
The provided text is a dialogue quote and does not present a verifiable news item, event, or person suitable for a newspaper card summary. No identifiable entities, dates, or organizational references are present to format as a T S record.
The Right Ring Enters a Courtship Scene
A playful exchange centers on love and a ring as the couple tease romance. Miss Cute-Yes asks for a kiss while Mr. Gusher-Darling asserts affection, noting his finger remains ringless.
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Gusher
The Boast of Health and the Shadow of Death
A London Spectator reflection notes that a supposed rally before illness may be nature's last defense against sickness. It urges caution against boasting of health as it can precede a fatal turn, illustrating with cases of consumption and fever and warning that boasting signals weakness and often precedes relapse.
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Hardihood
London Spectator
Lamps that are clocks from seventeenth century devices
The article describes lamp clocks used in the seventeenth century. It outlines a base oil lamp with a vertical oil reservoir and a scale showing hours from 4 PM to 7 AM, and a later two chamber design with a float and pulleys driving the dial. The pieces show early clockmaking ingenuity though accuracy was limited.
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Cassier
Power of Niagara Falls and its vast water sources
The Niagara power is driven by the Great Lakes system with Lake Superior, Michigan, Huron, and Erie forming a 90 000 square mile area and watershed totaling 250 000 square miles. Water falls 165 feet into the brink and drops 55 feet near the falls before the plunge, with engineers estimating 275 000 cubic feet per second and over 6 000 000 horsepower theoretical energy.
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Niagara
Niagara Falls
Lake Superior
Lake Michigan
Lake Huron
Lake Erie
Atlantic Ocean
Niagara River
Editor’s Retraction Sparks Online Mockery
A San Francisco News-Letter item recalls a gossiping paper remark about Mr Maguire and his toilet habits. Maguire demanded a retraction which mocked him, triggering renewed anger and a sharper rebuke.
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Maguire
San Francisco
His Women Folk
An old time friend compliments a house as a home, but Mr. Comrox calls it a residence, arguing the distinction and implying family warmth beyond appearances. The Washington Star quotes the exchange reflecting social tone.
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Mr. Comrox
Washington Star
Bragg Involved In Scrap Mentioned By Philadelphia Press
The Philadelphia Press quotes Bragg saying he got mixed up in a scrap yesterday and implies he came out with the advantage, noting he would not discuss it otherwise.
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Bragg
Philadelphia Press
Falsehood has an infinity of combinations
Rousseau states that falsehood can take endless forms while truth remains single in its mode of being, emphasizing the rigidity of truth compared to deceptive varieties.
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Rousseau
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