Cause and Effect at the Asylum Visitor Exchange
A visitor asks the superintendent when the hospital is busiest. The superintendent replies that crowds peak directly after Christmas shopping season.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1899
Page
11
A visitor asks the superintendent when the hospital is busiest. The superintendent replies that crowds peak directly after Christmas shopping season.
Estimates for constructing the Nicaragua canal range from 115000000 to 150000000 dollars. The text discusses public opinion on Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, praising its use for indigestion biliousness constipation nervousness and sleeplessness as a pleasant remedy.
Former Idaho resident T A Tolman writes from Lacombe Alberta praising Western Canada’s farming conditions. He details cattle, horses, wagons, cash, homestead land, and cheap railway land. Tolman reports higher yields in 1897 and 1898 and notes easy terms, paid land, and superior school laws.
An heirless woman and a hairless man should make a good team. Richards' Magic Catarrh Expellant Co., Omaha, Neb. Write for particulars. A company in London insures um brellas. If you can prove that your umbrella has been stolen the company pays you what it was worth.
A promotional note offers a free book from the F A Stuart Co on stomach diseases. It explains indigestion as the root of many ailments, promises simple remedies, and provides a digestibility table with diet tips. Include address to receive by mail from Marshall Michigan.
In Havana on February 6, Cuban army officers express anger at Gen. Gomez for striking a pay deal with American commissioner Robert Porter. Assembly members insist Gomez lacks authority to disband troops or accept U.S. money, calling the arrangement unlawful. Portuondo announces the assembly has no official knowledge of any agreement. Gen. Collazo Lacret and others demand payment be made by Cuba, not foreign alms, while the cabinet supports Gomez and praises Gov Gen Brooke for centralizing authority in Havana.
President and Secretary Alger praised Robert P Porter for negotiating with Gen. Maximo Gomez. Porter recommended directing $3,000,000 from the urgency deficiency bill to Maj Gen Brooke as custodian for relief payments to Cuban soldiers.
In Springfield on Feb 6 the Illinois House introduced bills allowing two through trains daily without stopping at county seats, enabling farmers to erect telephone lines, and extending school months to six per year. The Senate met with five members, transacted none, and most lawmakers left on the noon train.
A dispatch from Constantinople reports the French embassy has formally protested to the porte against granting Germany a port and dock at Haidar Pasha near Constantinople. The facility would serve as a terminus for the Anatolian Railroad across the Marmora.
New York Feb 6 The United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry company has been organized with a capital stock of 30 900 000 to unite companies controlling three quarters of the nations cast iron pipe industry.
General Rios reports from Manila that Spanish military prisoners at Mayariz have been liberated by the Tagalogs and that he has paid them the arrears of wages due.
Lincoln Neb Feb 6 the Nebraska house passed a resolution instructing Senators Allen and Thurston to vote for ratification of the peace treaty law before the senate.
In a brief exchange a caller asks Yabsley if he left his last boarding house by request with a line about taking clothes. Madge replies she did not get to take her clothes.
An aggregation of medicinal claims and product advertisements dominates the page. Hall's Catarrh Cure is pitched as a universal cure with a $100 guarantee, plus multiple testimonials and other remedies for colds and influenza. Other items mention fashioning pills, la grippe products, and the Paris Opera House noted for size.
A period pain piece touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a thorough female regulator. It cites a reader, Miss Jennie R. Miles of Leon Wisconsin, praising relief after using multiple Pinkham products and seeking free advice at Lynn Massachusetts.
The February issue of the Ledger Monthly features reproductions from the Portrait Show at the Academy of Design in New York. The cover image by Carle J. Blenner appears in five colors, framed as an appealing keepsake. Subscribe for fifty cents and receive January for free plus issues through March 1900.
The Boston Globe extols the Ledger Monthly as a bright, value packed periodical priced at fifty cents a year. The opinion highlights broad readership and appealing content for all ages within the public’s expanding literary sphere.
A notice invites the reader to obtain a service or item by sending fifty cents. The wording emphasizes a simple, low-cost request to respond by mail for access or fulfillment.
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