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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1902
Page
6
Advertisement argues that some children grow weak despite same care and food. It claims Scott's Emulsion feeds and strengthens, promising to address weakness and failure to grow. A free sample offer is included, with mail and price details for Scott & Bowne.
The Iowa Central Railway places tickets on sale at very low rates to St Paul and Minneapolis and Minnesota resorts. The summer resorts of Minnesota are superior, with opportunities for health and recreation. Consult Iowa Central agents for details. Sep 10.
Union National Bank of Ames Iowa lists W M Greeley as President Henry Wilson as Vice President and Gro H Tinpen as Cashier with emphasis on prompt attention to collections.
A brief noting that sending money by bank drafts is promoted as the cheapest method, listing several banks including Bankers' National Bank in Chicago, National City Bank in New York, Valley National Bank, and Des Moines.
A Danville Illinois mother recalls a severe cough that settled on her daughter's lungs after many remedies failed. She credits Foley's Honey and Tar with a full recovery while urging against substitutes.
Special excursion rates offered from all points on the Iowa Central railway to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City Ogden Hot Springs Deadwood Lead and Custer in the Black Hills. Dates June 12 to 24 July 1 to 13 August 1 to 14 28 24 80 and 3 and September 1 to 10. Round trips less than one way fare with final ticket limit October 3 1902. For details contact local agents or A B Outts G P T A Minneapolis Minn September 15.
During a rare Glasgow visit Bret Harte encounters a stranger on a train who proves to be a Home Government agent investigating neglect of duty. The agent's report leads to Harte's replacement as consul, ending his duties in Glasgow.
William Noyes argues in Good Housekeeping that a bland diet fosters gentler character and steadier habits. He links meat richness and aggression to diet while praising grains and fruit for clarity of taste and simplicity in life.
An impecunious Chicago constituent asked for a dollar. The alderman had two dollars, gave a dollar and kept a fifteen cent cigar’s change. The visitor returned with 85 cents, asking if the cigar was for him or the alderman, and was told to leave.
A schoolmaster speaks on nurturing a garden and heart. Comfort grows from caring for others as buds bloom with happiness. Water your little garden with sunlight and rain and let kind deeds leave a lasting fragrance like a kiss.
A Lancet writer notes astonishment at reports from medical men who improve cold resistance by eating less and less often. He argues that excess food products burden the system and act as a poison to vulnerable organs prone to colds.
In a Philadelphia Press item the young matron notes she is becoming suspicious of John after admitting she was cold to him. Her mother questions the lack of reason, while the woman reveals a dream of John kissing another woman, fueling suspicion.
A lighthearted note from the Boston Post describes a clergyman humorously asking if the couple have wed before. The Chicago brideanswers with a coy confession that this is their third ceremony in total as the nuptials proceed.
A playful dialogue from the Detroit Free Press features a dog asking if his mistress loves his master and another dog responding that it was love at first sight as she moved to let him sit.
The saying from Ladies' Home Journal stresses temperate eating and regular meals as key to a well ordered life. Regularity is highlighted as a golden rule guiding health and daily discipline.
A letter from V. VanDorn of Birmingham Alabama praises Dr George Leiningers Formaldehyde Inhaler claiming twenty years of catarrh relief after two days use. The product sells at fifty cents with a money back guarantee at Coye's Pharmacy.
A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana suffered three months with a severe cold. A druggist prepared medicine and a physician prescribed others, but no improvement. He then tried Foley's Honey and Tar, and night doses cured him. Refuse substitutes. Loughran and Bauer.
A genuine Rocky Mountainer medicine by Madison Medicine Co uses rare herbs not found in other preparations. For pneumonia danger awareness, read about it and purchase at 35 cents from L. M. Bosworth.
A period advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure to halt summer colds that linger, claiming it cures coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, and throat and lung troubles. Children reportedly like it and Judisch Bros markets it.
An ad from Loughran and Bauer promotes Man-Er-Vine, a tonic claimed to strengthen the nerves and purify blood, promising renewed energy for exhausted men and women.
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