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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1880
Page
4
A stirring defense of labor over conquest praising yeomen and workers who till fields to defend liberty. It contrasts aristocratic disdain with the valor of common labor, urging steadfast faith and patient toil to foster truth and beauty, turning dreams into a golden harvest.
A young man recounts his lifelong love for his cousin Kate and his plan to win her after discovering her fiancé Girard Hopkinson is innocent. He hides the truth, destroys a key letter, and Kate dies of heartbreak, leaving him in grief and guilt.
A fragment cites a gingerbread recipe with ginger liquor details and variations using orange peel, then shifts to stray notes about winter plants and a cow slipping on ice. The piece ends with a quirky aside on Saint Jacobs Oil and a joke about a bovine benefactor.
The article traces Messenger lineage to Mambrino and Abdallah detailing its influence on American trotting sires like Hambletonian and Rysdyk's. It notes trainers Hiram Woodruff and Dan Mace, the pace gains in the United States, and the English stock's role through Messenger in the evolution of fast trotters and road horses.
A Chambers Journal essay argues girls need occupation to avoid hysteria and promotes activity. a New York Tribune report summarizes Franklin Search Expedition findings on alcohol use, extreme cold, wind, acclimatization, and Arctic conditions. local notices advertise insurance settlement and Rheumatic Remedy endorsements.
A Eureka Springs reader reports dyspepsia for three years relieved after one Hamburg Drops dose. After a month of use, the writer claims complete cure and urges others with indigestion to try the remedy.
Recent soundings with Sir William Thomson's wire suggest California coastal depths exceed 1,500 fathoms within 20 to 70 miles offshore. About 100 miles west of San Francisco depth reaches 2,500 fathoms, and near the Sandwich Islands depths stay above 1,500 fathoms, peaking around 3,000 fathoms about 400 miles east of Honolulu.
Niles Michigan heard from Larimore and Dean druggists with 30 years in business that Day's Krowry Pap gives greater satisfaction than any product they ever sold.
A Washington physician advertised a six week cure for Bright's disease at a medical college. Another physician duped a patient with false cures, took 1328.95 dollars, and the patient died. The text notes an association president’s role.
A recipe article lists ingredients for a cream cake using flour butter cream and cream of tartar with soda. The piece then notes a church choir in Ithaca performing a heavy selection before the minister reads Acts twenty in a Bible passage about the uproar ceasing.
Advert says calomel is harsh and ineffective for liver trouble. It declares Hostetter's Stomach Bitters relieves liver pains and saffron skin hue, cleanses blood, eases constipation and tongue fur, and fights chills and fever. Claims a botanic origin with salutary ingredients and high medical praise.
A cure for bleeding and ulcerated piles is claimed with Williams Indian Ointment. Dr Williams remedy is said to relieve itching and tumors, with a $10,000 reward for a better remedy. Testimonies from users like James Carroll of Tecoma Nevada are cited. Henry Davies advertises as proprietor in Cleveland Ohio. Monroe Taylor's Gold Medal Soda and Saleratus is also promoted as economical and superior.
A collage of testimonials and ads tout tonics and cures. Claims extol Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and Halliday's Blood Purifier while promoting various tonics, boots stiffeners, and educational ads. The clippings reflect 19th century patent medicine promotion and public notices.
Poth of the American poin suffer from dyspepsia or liver issues, harming daily life. Green's A Flower offers speedy relief with countless bottles distributed for trial. Sample bottle available for 10 cents. sold by druggists across the Western Continent.
Implies improved health through Electric Bitters and claims to cure impure blood and ailments of the stomach liver kidneys and urinary organs. Appeals to nervousness and related issues, claims universal efficacy where others fail. Sold by all druggists at fifty cents a bottle.
An ad promotes a free book on the liver and its diseases with remedies for biliary issues and headaches. It lists Dr. Sanford of 62 Broadway New York as the contact and references Rough on Rats pest control products for rodents and insects.
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