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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
6
This piece argues kidney disease is highly fatal for women and urges early treatment with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It cites Mrs Emma Sawyer of Conyers Georgia as a testimonial and notes free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Splitting headache relief comes from targeting root cause with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Marketed as a perfect cure for headache dizziness and constipation, it claims no dangerous after effects and offers money back if it fails. Sold by all druggists at 50c and 1.00.
A woolless sheep appears in Barbadoes with no clear origin. It is believed to have originated in Africa though the route remains unknown.
A boiler explosion on the U S gunboat Bennington in San Diego harbor blasts the ship apart and kills nearly sixty, with sixty to seventy wounded. Rescue boats rush to aid, hospitals prepare, and witnesses describe a horrifying scene as fragments and bodies are cast into the water.
San Diego reports the United States ship Bennington beached with a fifteen foot water-filled hold. Thirty-nine sailors are dead, about a dozen uncertain, and three score wounded, after the explosion at 10 30 yesterday morning.
Tokio reports that 461 Russians have surrendered on Sakhalin Island including one colonel and fourteen other officers. An imperial ordinance ordered appointment of noncommissioned officers from reserve conscripts and conversion of various service ranks into privates of fighting rank.
Chairman Paul Morton of the Equitable Life Assurance society removes T. D. Jordan as controller and appoints William A. Day, assistant attorney general of the United States, to fill the post. Morton cites Jordan’s refusal to provide information on important society transactions under investigation.
In a comic exchange a hostess offers help to Tommy who insists on self help only after the mother’s instruction. Separate dialogue shows Tom facing a broken engagement and plan to reclaim letters from Clarissa, with George expressing intent to reuse them.
The passage presents a joking exchange between two dukes about whether Miss Van Gullion intends to marry one of them or is just shopping. The Hartford Times quotes the quip reflecting social satire and clever insinuation in aristocratic matchmaking dialogue.
In Town and Country chatter a couple recalls Emily’s masked ball night. Her husband wore heavy armor and could not budge from one spot, while a doctor warns a patient’s mother-in-law is gravely ill.
The article argues many flaked breakfast foods imitate Grape-Nuts while failing to digest starch. It details the Grape-Nuts process, claiming barley germination and controlled baking convert starch to sugar, making a pre-digested product for quick absorption. Visitors can tour the factory to see production steps firsthand.
Some women choose to confide health concerns to physicians rather than discuss ailments with neighbors. The statement contrasts medical consultation with social sharing, highlighting attitudes toward privacy and care in domestic life.
An old advertisement claims Lewis' Single Binder cigar is the richest market option at five cents each and touts superior quality over ten cent cigars from Lewis' Factory in Peoria Illinois.
A saying notes that courteous behavior can soften how a man treats others even when he commits theft. It suggests manners may mask worse conduct and reflects social expectations of propriety.
The Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway completes 350 miles of track in the Oklahoma Territory linking St. Louis Hannibal and Kansas City with Oklahoma City Shawnee Guthrie El Reno Enid and more. New towns Cleveland Jennings Cushing Agra Fallis Luther Maud rise on rich lands offering farm land bargains and openings for mills stores banks papers and lumber yards. George Morton invites inquiries for pamphlets and openings.
A Washington Star quote presents a cynical view of price control by a trust dictator who claims prices are set by the supply they choose to hold and the demand they create. The remark underscores monopolistic influence over market forces.
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