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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
8
September birthdays and wedding lore open this column with verses about a sapphire and a September marriage. Upcoming events include the Nonpareil Club meeting with Mrs Crissman, Unity Club at Mrs Warburton’s Burnett home, and the Ames Golf and Country Club picnic set for September 21 with members asked to bring dishes and silver.
Ames society pages report the Nonpareil club meeting at Mrs. Katie Loughran residence with Mrs. Maude Bauer as president and new members Mrs. Farnum and Mrs. Dodds. It covers Scottish Society, Cemetery Association, Book and Basket club, Y M and Y W receptions, and numerous circle and missionary group activities with dates, hosts, and attendees.
The Des Moines Methodist conference meets at Shenandoah beginning yesterday with 350 ministers and about 600 lay participants. Delegates to the Minneapolis General Conference will include six ministerial and six lay delegates. Bishop P B Neely and L L D preside. Rev Dr Geo Crissman attends and Mr F M Capps represents the Ames church as lay delegate.
A Minneapolis man writes of a personal BONAND experience after an illness leading to four weeks in hospital. He notes his state upon return and hints at longer, unseen struggles during treatment. The letter reflects early 20th century health narratives and reader engagement with medical topics.
A patient recounts a severe stomach failure and near death, credits BONANO with revival after weeks of starvation. He describes initial recovery after hospital kitchen preparation, continued use over three weeks, and eventual return home. The statement ends with a sales pitch for trial packages from International Banana Food Co.
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