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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
7
The excerpt recounts Ames Iowa's founding era with land deals for an agricultural college, bonds, and donations. It covers pivotal figures like Isaac Black, Oakes Ames, and local developers, plus the 1860s town growth, street layouts, brick buildings, schools, hotels, and the first mayor, reflecting community hospitality and formative civic changes.
Dr. Nott's Q-ban Hair Restorer touted as not a dye but a fountain of youth for hair. It claims to restore natural color and fullness with a money-back guarantee, including one free bottle and pharmacist participation through Hessec-Ellis Drug Co. of Memphis.
The undersigned prohibit all hunting shooting or trespassing on property owned or controlled by them including Walter S Grove F B Gunder Harry C Allen Walter L Morris and others. A line mentions Times want ads cost five cents per line and that they often find articles of value.
Local notice announces Bauer drug store is for sale and available through all druggists. No further details on price or terms are provided in the readable text.
The Armory presents a dramatic event, the play The Revelation, Friday January 29. Producers Martin and Emery bring the road show praised as tender uplifting compelling and a daring plot with strong press endorsements.
Secretary Wilson explains the Pure Food Law aims to inform consumers of active drugs in medicines. The label on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy states it contains no chloroform opium morphine or habit forming drugs. It is presented as safe and effective for coughs and colds and is sold by J K E Cagwin.
Advertises Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea as cleansing and toning the bowels and stomach, increasing nerve force and keeping the body well. Promotes Tea or Tablet for 35 cents from L. M. Bosworth.
An old advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the safest physic. It urges weekly doses for long life and good health, attributing this lifestyle to a “greatest Health Specialists” and naming L. M. Bosworth. Prices listed at 35 cents.
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