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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1905
Page
7
Typhoid fever weakens nerves after illness and the best tonic aids flesh and nerves. Dr Williams Pink Pills are promoted as a dual remedy, claimed to restore strength and nerve vitality, with patient testimonials and a guarantee of no opiates or harmful drugs. Sold by druggists or directly from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Lady, N. Y.
A Pittsburg man creates a machine that makes and bakes 40 pies per minute. An Italian engineer unveils an elevator using air chambers for lifting sunken vessels. Silicon is mass produced for electrical steel applications. A new single lens enhances photo relief. Belgian smokeless gas production turns smoke into usable heat. A Danish laborer patents afloat clothing to keep shipwreck victims buoyant for days.
Dialog shows Tymkyns offering to help Miss Wrangler with the salad at lunch. She responds that she does not mind moving but asks for help serving the salad to her. The exchange implies a light, domestic humor setting.
A jurist with bench experience writes endorsing Grape-Nuts as a daily staple. He says it replaces pastry, boosts health, and strengthens resistance to fatigue. He claims one small dish equals a pound of meat for breakfast and notes benefits for skin issues. Postum Co. credit given.
The National in Tahlequah, built in 1844 by Aunt Susie Taylor, hosted Cherokee rulers and national leaders for over six decades. It served as a wartime arsenal, then a political hub where many Cherokee laws were drafted. Aunt Eliza Alberty later ran the hotel, educating Cherokee youths and preserving a historic seat of leadership. The fall will mark its last role as a political rendezvous.
Dr Edward Wilson recalls sledge journey nights where cold turns sleep into a frost soaked ordeal. Hoar frost on clothing and frozen sweat thawing inside the sleeping bag trigger dreams and perpetual shivering until daylight ends the torment.
A Detroit Free Press column features two voices on kimono wear. One asserts kimonos are the national dress of Japan. the other says the issue lies in how Americans wear them.
Briggs Is Perkins successful in his philosophy. Griggs says yes and notes his wife supported him for years, reflecting on a life shaped by enduring belief.
The Russia Japan peace treaty signed at 3:47 p m outlines restoration of peace and joint administration of Manchuria while Russia cedes Port Arthur Dalny and southern Sakhalin. Evacuation of Manchuria by both armies is set for eighteen months with a boundary commission to mark Sakhalin.
Rome reports a powerful quake on Friday across Calabria with damage in Pizzo Monteleone and 25 villages. At least 409 killed and about 600 injured as 18 second shock at 2 55 am unsettles Catanzaro Messina and nearby towns.
Tokio residents denounce the peace terms as troops guard the Imperial hotel crowded with foreign visitors. E H Harriman stays at the Imperial as mob violence against Americans rises, with anti foreign sentiment spreading among the public and government protection extended to legations.
A humorous exchange features Horatio G. Hay rence and Mr Herrick asking what a statesman is. A child answers that a statesman must be a man who makes good speeches, prompting further reflections on the nature of leadership and rhetoric.
The San Pedro Route across southern Utah and southwest Nevada opens a vast new region. Through Pullman sleeping cars will run daily from Chicago to Los Angeles, linking Salt Lake Ogden and eastern cities with Rainbow Canyon, Riverside and Pomona via modern trains. The line promises rapid development and access to the citrus belt and orange districts as southern California grows into a tourism and living destination.
Doctor Brigham notes many physicians prescribe Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female diseases. He cites cures in women and nurses and doctors recognizing its virtue, urging women to seek relief from uterine trouble, menstrual issues, and related symptoms by using the remedy and consulting Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
Corporal James Tanner won the G A R national encampment vote 447 to 187 to become commander in chief amid a large Denver demonstration. Col George W. Cook of Denver was unanimously elected senior vice commander in chief. Other officers named include Silas H. Towler Hugo Philler and Rev Father J G Leary. Minneapolis chosen national encampment city in 1906.
Two of three bidders for a 50 million dollar canal concession accuse the Panama Isthmian commission of awarding the contract with undue haste and insider leaks. Theodore P. Shonts faces sharp charges as an appeal to President Roosevelt seeks to halt the official award.
London dispatch reports from Tiflis that on September 11 Cossacks killed over a hundred Tartars and ten Armenians in fighting, with Cossacks and Armenians joining forces against Tartars.
Carson Nev Sept 9 John Hancock hanged Friday for the murders of Dr Engelbrit and Edmondson on the Nevada desert.
Fletcher Mapes and Bud Akridge, brothers in law, fatally shot one another near their Pelham area homes about six miles from Pelham Georgia. The dispute origin remains unknown.
Mexico Sept 9 report says the Brazilian government offers 2,000,000 to anyone who finds a cure for tuberculosis. The offer attracts much interest from the medical profession in the republic.
Charles E Morris a Columbus manufacturer and businessman filed a voluntary petition in the U S court. Liabilities total 761 318 30 with assets at 104 047 01.
A woman compliments a baker on the bread's lightness. He replies he aims to produce the lightest bread in the city. She quips that if it becomes lighter, two pounds will weigh only ounces.
Hon Timothy D Sullivan of New York recommends Doan's Kidney Pills as highly valuable for relieving distress from sick kidneys and restoring health. He notes personal satisfaction and favorable experience shared by friends. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo handles sales at 59 cents per box through druggists.
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