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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1901

Page

7

Comparison of Nations Reveals Wide International Variances

The article compares nations on convicts per population per fires insured property and infant mortality. It notes England’s 366 convicts per 100000 France 458 Germany 550 and Ireland 11 infant death rate while France and the US differ in wine consumption and hospital use. It also cites yacht counts and government expenditure as shares of revenue.

England France Germany Europe Scotland Ireland Spain United Kingdom India United States Great Britain Brazil

Living City Stats From Global Towns

Data compares housing occupancy water pipes and fire rates in London with figures from Manchester New York Valparaiso Paris and Liverpool. It notes high child death rate in Liverpool and per person hospital subscriptions in Paris and New York versus London and Ireland.

London Manchester New York Valparaiso

Allen's Foot-Ease advertised powder for foot relief

A historical ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease swollen sore hot calloused and aching feet and to fit new or tight shoes. It claims relief from sweating ingrowing nails corns and bunions with a free sample and lists address Alien S Olmsted LeRoy New York and 25 cent price.

Allen S. Olmsted Leroy,n.y

Joke Lands Empty as Audience Fails to Laugh

A Cleveland Plain Dealer remark notes a comedian cracked a joke that drew no reaction. The line captures a flat reception with no immediate punchline.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Piso's Cure Noted By Minneapolis Resident in 1900

A testimonial from V. O'Brien of Thirteenth Avenue North Minneapolis Minnesota dated January 1900 praises Piso's Cure as a cough remedy.

V. O’brien Thir Ave Minneapolis, Minn

There’s always life in the old land

A brief line from the Atlanta Constitution asserts persistent vitality in the old land, suggesting resilience and ongoing relevance amid changing times.

Atlanta Constitution

Hoxstie's Croup Cure Offered for Children

Chicago Daily News ad extols Hoxstie's Croup Cure as a life saver for children with no opium and a 50 cent price. The note hints at skeptical remarks if left unmade. Also mentions PUTNAM FACELESS DYES from a separate ad and a quip about honesty from the Atchison Globe.

Hoxstie Chicago Daily News

Indiana Dunkard praises Western Canada for farming promise

Frank Fisher of Mexico Indiana writes from Ottawa to the Department of the Interior extolling Western Canada as a prairie paradise. He details rich soil abundant water and grass plus low entry costs and favorable yields for wheat oats and barley. He cites 160 acre plots at $10 and government creamery support aiding settlers.

Department of the Interior Ottawa E. T. Holmes Indianapolis Indiana F. Fisher Dunkards Mexico M. V. Mcinnes Detroit Mich James Grieve Sault Ste. Marie J. S. Crawford West Ninth Street Kansas City Benjamin Davies East Third Street St. Paul Minn T. ©. Currie B. Callahan Grand Avenue Milwaukee Wis J. Broughton Monadnock Building W. V. Bennett Canada Alberta Assiniboia Saskatchewan White County Thomas Daley Edmonton Frank Fisher

President McKinley condition praised by physicians

Buffalo reports a favorable bulletin on President McKinley as doctors note he slept four hours since nine o clock and his pulse and temperature show cautious improvement. Officials stress the need for patience as the crisis may last another 48 hours with no signs of peritonitis.

Buffalo N. Y Cortely Ou George B. Cortelyou M. Rixey M. D. Mann Roswell Park Herman Mynter Eugene Waldin Charles M'Burney Hanna Covper McBurney Charles McBurney New York McKinley White House Delaware Avenue

Rumor of Schley court postponement in Buffalo

A rumor in Buffalo on September 9 says the Schley court of inquiry may be postponed due to the attack on the president and the visit of top government officials. No official word has been released.

Czolgosz Chicago Abraham Isaak T. A. Edison Buffalo Pirnie McKinley N. Y Schley Court of Inquiry

Prussian Statesman Johannes von Miquel Dies

Dr. Johannes von Miquel former Prussian minister of finance was found dead in bed in Frankfort on the Main on Sunday morning. Apoplexy is believed to be the cause. He was born February 21, 1829.

Frankfort-on-the-Maine Johannes von Miquel

Notable Pictures From Africa and Other Oddities

Sir Henry Johnson returns to London with what is claimed as Africa’s finest photo collection. A Thakore Sahib Morri gift is described as a gold fan encrusted with jewels and feathers. Senator Hoar vacations quietly in Massachusetts. A New York theater stage manager endures 18 hours of rehearsal, then 11 fainting women and seven hysterics. H Herman homesteaded Garfield County courthouse land. Lord Salisbury on public speaking as training. Henry Irving owns about 600 pairs of spectacles across theater and home.

Christine Nilsson Thakore Sahib Morri Senator Hoar Massachusetts New York Buffalo H. Herman Garfield County Kan Herman Lord Salisbury Henry Irving

Spain to build six new warships and other world news

Spain pursues six new warships while Rome’s Michelangelo house faces demolition to widen the Corso. The Hamburg mint ships Brazil a large nickel order and Moscow honors Bis marck with controversy over other figures. Germany plans cotton farming in South Africa’s Togoland to reduce US dependence, aided by American workers.

Spain Michael Angelo Rome Corso Hamburg Brazil Bismarck Moscow Alexander Iir Gogol Asakoff United States Togoland Equator

Dropsy Patient Cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills in Illinois

Mrs. J. B. Flanigan of Sumpter Illinois, crippled by dropsy for fifteen years and unable to wear shoes, is reported cured after using five of six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills following a drugstore recommendation. Her husband Mr. Flanigan and Dr. J. J. Dale praise the remedy and its perceived success.

Sumpter J. B. Flanigan Flanigan J. J. Dale Carmi Dale

Methodist Bishop Praises Peruna Medicine

Bishop A Grant of Indianapolis endorses Peruna for catarrh and vocal health. Clergy endorsements tout Peruna as effective for sedentary church life and related debility. Pastors E G Smith and A S Vaughn report personal recovery stories. Readers are invited to write Dr Hartman for free advice.

Indianapolis Indiana Pennsylvania Street Peruna Medicine Co Columbus A. Grant Peruna Grant Hartman

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