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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1904
Page
8
Advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for eruptions sores pimples and internal troubles. Promotes new life to every part of the body in tea or tablet form priced at five cents.
One way second class fares to Texas New Mexico Kansas Oklahoma and Indian territories via the Northwestern Line apply on Tuesdays September 20 October 4 and October 18. For tickets and fall information contact Chicago Northwestern Ry agents.
Lulu Stanhope of St Louis proclaims a clear complexion after using Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea and asserts she is now the prettiest girl in the city. Bosworth notes the boast.
One way second class rates to California Oregon Washington Nevada Idaho Montana Utah Colorado and Wyoming via the Northwestern Line in effect from all stations daily until October 15 inclusive. Stop overs and interesting side trips with two solid fast trains through to the Pacific Coast daily. Personally conducted excursions. For tickets and full information apply to agents Chicago Northwestern Ry.
A new theory claims Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar eases coughs and lung ailments by dissolving mucus and healing throat lining. It supposedly wards off pneumonia and strengthens the system, with croup and whooping cough fading quickly.
A tender exchange between Stella and Bella references a picture kept close to the heart and its calming, clock-stopping significance. The dialogue suggests enduring affection and the power of memories to soothe turbulent moments.
A playful 19th century vignette features a child pleading with a parent amid a scene of jam bribery and secretive scheming, capturing a humorous domestic moment from Harper's Bazar.
A quoted line from the Somerville Journal notes that to succeed as a hypocrite one must be a first class actor, suggesting the ease of deception for some and the artfulness of disguise in public life.
The article traces Venice glass origins from early mentions to Murano’s rise after 1289 restrictions. It notes Marco Polo’s influence on export, Murano privileges for glassworkers, and 17th century esteem. Evelyn's 1641 visit to Murano is cited with details on raw materials and techniques.
A collage of aphorisms on fault gossip marriage patience and gendered behavior quotes from the Atchison Globe. It contrasts wolves and sheep courthouse widowers cemetery widowers street angels and social double standards with a wry tone.
Pearson s Weekly outlines early steam engine developments from 1656 when the Marquis of Worcester built and publicly demonstrated a device in the Tower of London and Vauxhall to 1690 1698 1705 with Papin Savary Newcomb Cawley and others refining atmospheric engines, noting James Watt as the later pivotal figure arriving in 1765.
A Mon summano grotto named Grotto Giusti offers a natural vapor cure for rheumatism. Discovered by lime quarry workers fifty years ago, the Inferno section reaches about 95 degrees Fahrenheit where patients sit and perspire for an hour, claimed to surpass Turkish baths in effectiveness.
Justice of Peace questions Ras tus on breaking into a hardware store and stealing keys. Ras tus admits borrowing keys to access the chicken coop after locks blocked entry, insisting it was not his fault and citing another man’s locks.
A speaker taunts another about a unique voice claiming it built his fortune. The mock dialogue suggests upgrading the voice surgically and hints at a marriage proposal tied to the voice. The exchange blends satire with a boastful boast about success.
A humorous exchange where Mrs Annex offers higher wages to Bridget if she stays. Bridget questions the offer and expresses disbelief at the raise. The dialogue reflects a lighthearted negotiation tone typical of Brooklyn Life.
A brief exchange states they married, separated after a week, then lived happily ever after, as cited in the Philadelphia Bulletin.
Scott's Emulsion is described as essential for men women and children, aiding flesh strength and recovery from wasting diseases. It is promoted as a sustaining food and tonic for women and a growth supporter for children. Free samples offered. price one dollar at druggists.
A Tibetan legend tells of a boy Tsong Kaba whose hair sprouted a tree from which the “tree of 10 000 images” grew. The tree bears green leaves with Tibetan symbols and alphabetic marks, described by two French missionaries as natural growth.
Lord Justice Romer served nine years as a chancery judge before joining the appeal court. Known for a plain I agree remark, he once interrupted Sir John Rigby with a dramatic I agree that drew laughter. The exchange showed Romer’s decisive, laconic style.
A boy contemplates quitting school to prepare for helping his future son, fearing changes in methods may render his schooling useless. His father’s reaction isn’t heard, but the boy ultimately receives help he seeks, while a remark about new school books lingers as a cautionary note.
Sunday School teacher asks a boy about animals he likes. He answers snakes, saying it isn’t wicked to kill them. The exchange highlights a child’s view on animals and morality in a quick humorous vignette.
In a Philadelphia Press exchange, Tess May and Jess discuss age, noting May is older than Bess. May admits the claim, and Tess confirms Bess is about her own age, highlighting a lighthearted social remark.
A quip notes a governor's remarks as either spontaneous or premeditated with a playful insult. The exchange labels the speech as peand lous, a humorous misspelling implying dubious spontaneity.
Antiseptic properties destroy germs and solvent qualities cut phlegm. Promotes gentle bowel movement while relieving coughs and bronchial troubles. Marketed by O. A. Gamble as a unique remedy for croup whooping cough and colds.
American Live Stock Show at Kansas City Missouri via the Northwestern line. Excursion tickets available October 15 through 19 inclusive. Apply to agents Chicago and Northwestern Bay. Also an advertisement for internal remedies and ManZan collapsible tube featuring fast relief and healing.
Advertises Rocky Mountain Tea as a timely remedy for indigestion aches and pains. Claims a cleansing, restorative effect and urges readers to try the product for improved health.
Jas. Taylor of Kendallville Indiana suffered twenty years with kidney and bladder trouble. After trying many remedies he used Pineules which cured him. He urges others with kidney or bladder issues to obtain a bottle of Pineules at once from O. A. Gamble.
An old advertisement touts Dr Eade's Little Liver Pills as a cure for liver ills. The copy is signed by A Gamble.
Excursion tickets at greatly reduced rates to the northwest and Southwest via the Northwestern Line are on sale. Includes standard and tourist sleeping cars and free reclining chair cars. For dates of sale and full particulars contact Chicago & Northwestern agents.
Public notice promotes Pineless new medicine Pinenles by O A Gamble claiming it cures kidney and bladder troubles overnight. The ad emphasizes a delightful remedy presented in a new way for painful back kidney pain.
Low rate coach excursions to St Louis via the Chicago and Northwestern Railway on several September October and November dates. Eight dollars ten cents round trip from Ames with seven day return limit. Includes stop overs and flexible return policy. Inquiries at Chicago and Northwestern ticket agents. Also ad for Kings Dyspepsia Tablets by O A Gamble.
The Chicago and North Western Railway offers a forty page California information folder with illustrated maps and a list of hotels at tourist points with rates. Send four cents in stamps to W W B Knistern P T M Chicago for delivery.
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