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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1901
Page
8
Lewis Ockerman of Goshen Indiana extols De Witt’s Little Early Risers as thorough and gentle medicine. The testimonial claims the pills ease ailment without harsh effects and credits Rocky Mountain Tea and Bosworth advertising claims for health benefits.
An old advertisement extols DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as brief effective liver and bowels purifiers. It includes a customer testimonial from Loughran & Bauer of Evanston Illinois claiming a severe cold cured after Foley’s Honey and Tar.
A study notes that a woman's curiosity can extend her financial reach, suggesting intellectual pursuit translates into earning potential and personal growth beyond the initial pin money.
The Honolulu based Hawaiian Woman's Club debated whether Rocky Mountain Tea is best served hot or cold. The discussion cited that either serving heightens pleasure according to L. M. Bosworth.
Ames Iowa advertisement for Dr W E Harriman physician and surgeon offering special surgical care and eye fit services. Office location near Thurs ton s hardware store with block over Ames. Residence described as 8rd block west of Story County Bank. Includes office and residence telephone numbers.
First class auctioneer available by day or small commission. Farms also for sale with satisfaction guaranteed. EE Posegate Box532 Ames Iowa.
Advertises DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a quick safe non surgical remedy for piles promising relief without expense or danger of operation.
The document reports a jury finding the deceased died from a failure to take Mountain Tea from Madison Co 35c L. M. Bosworth. Forestdale VI notes DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cured eczema. A West Virginia Reform School report cites Foley's Honey and Tar as the chosen cough remedy.
J Odgers of Frostburg Maryland says he suffered a severe kidney complaint and found immediate relief with Foleys Kidney Cure after two bottles, urging others to use the remedy.
The advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Care provides complete gastric rest by the food you eat. It asserts immediate relief from post-meal distress and promotes renewed vitality without requiring dieting.
The Farmers Cooperative Association operates a farmer's exchange and general real estate business. It negotiates farm loans writes insurance handles grain farm produce coal and farm supplies Chautauquan literature chemical fire extinguishers and places electrical conductors on buildings.
A well dressed man enters a bar around noon and asks for a large lemonade glass with five raw eggs. He adds a pint of champagne, stirs, drinks, pays, and leaves, leaving the bartender wary of the night’s toll.
The fruit possesses notable virtue and food value, making prunes suitable for invalids and children with sluggish digestion. A well cooked rice and prunes dish is versatile for breakfast luncheon or dessert, especially for the child or invalid, and good for hot weather.
In a dialogue from Mrs. Burton Harrison in Lippincott's a man of experience warns against trusting a colored woman's tongue while discussing boxes and a courthouse trip. Judy may be unaware books fill those two boxes.
An anatomist notes human proportions with the body height six times the right foot length. The face spans one-tenth of height, the hand also one-tenth, and the distance from crown to neck is one-twelfth of stature.
A Chicago Tribune item notes that both sides agree on one point about origins. It cites a man descended from a pair of ancestors and ponders who those ancestors might have been.
A reflective New York Times quotation notes happiness as a notion that eludes pursuit yet sits plainly before us, likened to a pair of spectacles resting on the nose.
A wry remark appears in Fliegende Blatter about recognizing a wife and a coincidence. A man claims he knew the wife, prompting the other to reveal a servant once lived at the home, suggesting an unexpected connection.
A Washington Star quote contrasts idle waiting with hopeful action as Uncle Eben notes people linger for luck while not doing enough. The line uses regional dialect and frames a communal mood about initiative and patience.
The Dallas News notes the sting of a bite from a friend leaves a person with widespread soreness beyond the physical wound. The remark contrasts mosquito bites with the harsher bite from a trusted companion.
Julia Holmes Smith argues that respiration determines mental and physical vigor. She describes lung structure, air exchange, and the dangers of shallow breathing, urging regular deep breathing exercises and well ventilated spaces to strengthen resistance to disease.
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