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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1900

Page

8

Local ad copy and medical boosters from early 1900s Erie

A collage of patent medicine endorsements and quack claims. Mentions Fotxy Henzy Tak cough medicine DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Foley’s Kidney Cures and Little Early Risers with generic praise by a Chicago Daily News tone. Includes names L M Bosworth Tilden Loughran and locations Erie and Fordville.

Fotxy Chas. Bender Erie Tripen & Loughran Fordville Foley Tilden & Loughran

Foney's Honey and Tar Promised to Stop Colds

The advertisement extols Foney's Honey and Tar as a foolproof remedy when exposure or early symptoms appear. It urges taking a dose promptly and includes a terse warning to “Take one else.”

Foney Tilden & Loughran

Banner SALVE Guarantee Advertisement

The manufacturers of Banner SALVE guarantee it for burns cuts sores ulcers tetter eczema and all skin diseases. Your money back if it doesn’t do all it claims Tilden and Loughran.

Tilden & Loughran

Lat tle Early Risers Ad Claims Promptness and Efficiency

A Life magazine quote promotes De Witt’s Latt le Early Risers as unmatched for promptness reliability and efficiency credited to L. M. Bosworth, asserting their superior effect over other pills across generations.

de Witt L. M. Bosworth

DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Promoted For Skin and Wound Care

An advertisement extols DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a remedy for burns eczema skin diseases and ugly wounds. It warns against counterfeits and urges buyers to ensure the original product is purchased, aligning success with hard work.

DeWitt Pilex Deon Witt L. M. Bosworth

Fotex Honey and Tar Cure Claim

An old advertisement urges sufferers of a racking cough to take two doses of Fotex Honey and Tar claiming relief of soreness and a warm healing feeling in affected parts.

Fotex Tilden & Loughran

Digestive Aid Ad Claims Kodol Cures Indigestion

An advertising snippet touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as digests all foods, rests the stomach, and heals lingering indigestion after other remedies fail. It cites L M Worth and quotes from the Atchison Globe while dismissing女性s claim to insight.

Campes L. M Worth E.C DeWitt &Co Chicago

Awful Calamity As Mortgage Lands West Says Pioneer

A western traveler recalls a Dakota scene where a pioneer, faced with debt and failed pride, explains that a mortgage on his claim and his wife’s frugal choices created a calamity. She paid the mortgage bought horses and plowed, a farmer’s hardship amid frontier thrift.

Wwashington Post

Tam Samson and Burns the poet in a Scottish tale

A tale recounts Burns composing an elegy about Tam Samson who fears death in old age. Samson challenges the line and Burns replies with a verse declaring Tom Samson’s living. The piece ends with Samson agreeing the poet’s verse will do. Also included is hunting baboons in South Africa and a London tale of Lord Russell’s dilemma in a theater.

Barns Tam Samson Burns Tom Samson Samson Robin Tam Killie Champbers South Africa London Chronicle Lord Russell Duece London Russell Advocate Mr. Russell

Conjurer Shows Vanishing Trick In Stage Cabinet

A conjurer asks a lady in the audience to step into a large cabinet on stage and vanish. A spectator whispers to his wife to join her on stage as the gag unfolds in a London Fun feature.

London

Time's Personified Debate Sparks Tea Spot Quip

An exchange from the Detroit Free Press features a debate on personifying time, with Tea spot arguing time should be a woman and Whiffett asking why. The dialogue references an old proverb as part of the banter.

Teaspot Whiffett Detroit Free Press

Experiment with the Knelpp cure in hospital ward

A convalescent ward inmate asks about trying the Knelpp cure and a freckled farm woman replies that she used it only for poverty and recalls going barefoot on the farm.

Chicago Tribune

You look just like your father says visitor

A passerby remarks to a four year old in New Orleans about his resemblance to his father. The boy replies with resigned politeness that many people say the same thing, but he cannot help his likeness.

Johnny New Orleans Picayune

The Panama hat boasts stubborn shape and value

A vendor extolls Panama hats from Mexico praising their enduring form and secret craft. He demonstrates by rolling a white straw hat that, once unfolded, returns to its creased shape. He notes the hats are homegrown by women, untouched by fashion trends, and commands high prices.

Panama Mexico Philadelphia Record

Lawyer and Client Banter on Hens and Poison

A London dialogue shows a lawyer giving two opinions on damages after a neighbor’s hens trespass and poison, then the client reveals his own hens caused the issue. The lawyer charges thirteen shillings and fourpence, noting two opinions were given that day.

Gull Brown London

Dowry Negotiation Between Merchant and Officer

An old merchant asks the suitor about yearly income before considering a dowry. The officer confirms a total income of £800 per year and reveals inclusion of £20,000 in dowry calculations at 4 percent interest. London Fun.

London

Maud's Marriage Question and Electoral Travel Payouts

A Colorado Springs Gazette snippet quotes a dialogue about Maud's marriage and love versus wealth. It notes a New York presidential elector being paid 15 dollars daily in Albany plus 10 cents per mile traveled from residence. The piece closes with a proverb: prosperity and a camel may walk, but running hurts most.

Maud Colorado Springs Gazette New York Albany

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