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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1909
Page
2
An advertisement proclaims ZEMO a curative liquid for external use that stops itching instantly and cures eczema and all itching skin or scalp diseases. Druggist Mr. Cagwin touts its merit and urges readers to ask for a sample and view cure displays. It ends with a string of unrelated quips about marriage and dogs.
The Chicago & North Western and Union Pacific schedule changes cut running times on key trains. The Oregon Washington Limited No 5 departs Chicago 10 00 am for Portland arriving third morning, Ames 6 25 pm eastbound No 6 departs Portland 6 35 pm for Chicago arriving Ames noon. Colorado Special Nos 11 and 12 alter times. Overland Limited Nos 1 and 2 adjust to shorten Chicago Denver San Francisco runs. Des Moines branch trains also updated with new departure and arrival times.
Mr John Harnden was in Roland Friday. D K Bunce has gone to Dakota to visit his sons. Frank Fincham spent a few days at home last week. Mrs J P Zenor was on the sick list a few days last week. Noah Swanson was on the sick list the first of the week. Mrs M Abrahamson was in Nevada Friday, trading. G P Brown with Ira and Ida were in Des Moines Friday. Miss Ida Abrams entertained a friend from out of town over Sunday. Ed Heggan of Ames was a caller at the Gilbert home Sunday. Chas Wright and son Cecil spent Sunday with A B Wright. J H Jacobsen of Story City were in town one day last week. Marion Noble spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs A L Morgan. Miss Ethyl Sawyer is on the sick list, typhoid pneumonia threatened. Born to L Tesdall, Sunday, a seven and a quarter pound girl. Edwin Totten enjoys his new pony. Isabelle Musland reviewing the common branches at school. Lee Sparks has gone to Seattle and western points, gone a month. Ernest Hunter and son Donald left Monday to visit her sister near Marshalltown. Lillian Barker Beede of Ames spent Sunday at Chas Barker home. Densmore of Story City visited M Abrahamson last Thursday and Friday. Frank Totten and relatives were in Boone Friday. Monson family returned from Virginia. Cornelia Jacobsen will live with Rachel Marshall for the coming school year. Elsie Barr of Homer visited with aunt E C Robinson. Harry Dodds, Gay Ward and Fred Gossard drove to Boone in a runabout. Adelaide Shearer entertained at Sunday dinner George Shepard, Paulina Gilbert, and Arthur Abrams.
The Boone district fair unveils a new educational department linking city and country schools. Prizes honor language, crafts, corn articles, carpentry, sewing, and cooking. rural schools may enter corn products and ten ears, plus prize-winning vegetables. Local notices follow of community visits and family travels.
A local advertisement touts Pineules as a versatile kidney remedy. It claims effectiveness for rheumatic pains backache urinary disorders and weak kidneys and notes sales through C. A. Gamble.
An old advertisement touts little liver pills for headaches and biliousness as easy to take. It also promotes Pinesale salve described as cooling healing soothing and cleansing. Sold by A. etc.
A remedy for piles claims to provide more than surface relief by acting on all affected parts. ManZan, described as the great pile remedy, is conveniently applied via a tube with nozzle and sold by C. A.
Henry R. Sheldahl manager of Cambridge lumber office comes out to gunpoint confusion when two boys report burglars. The light fails, the mayor and aides hurry to scene with shotguns, but the intruders reveal themselves as Mr Sheldahl and a misread situation.
A laxative cough syrup named Bees Laxative Cough Syrup moves the bowels gently and heals throat irritation to stop the cough. It is sold by C. A. Gamble.
A short promotional note claims germs rise to the skin surface to be destroyed. It asserts salves fail to kill germ life while ZEMO cures eczema pimples blackheads dandruff and scalp disease with endorsement from a local druggist who offers samples.
Tickets on sale daily September 15 to October 15 good for personally conducted tours in tourist sleeping cars to the coast without change via the Chicago Union Pacific and North Western Line. For full particulars write S A Hutchison Manager Tour Dept 212 Clark St Chicago Ill or apply to tick agents of The North Western Line.
An ad claims Laxative Cough Syrup cures coughs and colds by moving the bowels. It says the syrup stops coughing and relieves congestion, marketed by C A Gamble and sold locally.
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