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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1902
Page
8
Ames weekly notices recount student births and marriages, faculty travels, and campus events. Commencement week features class day rites, speeches, and awards, with details on graduates, weddings, and staff changes across Iowa State College.
Dr J W Hamilton of San Francisco says Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup is the best cough medicine and unequaled for asthma. Available at Coye Pharmacy.
A 19th century ad promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills at L. M. Bosworth's drug store. The copy claims the pills cleanse the system, improve digestion and liver function, and stimulate appetite. The price is listed as 25 cents.
An advertisement promotes a railroad vacation route on the North Western Line to Hot Springs Deadwood Lead Custer and Colorado and Utah points with return valid until September 15. It highlights several daily trains and directs inquiries to Chicago & North Western Railway agents. Also pitches a tornado wind storm policy from the State Tornado Association at lower rates.
Cream of Wheat at 95 cents per sack offered by J B Kooser and Co with no stamps at this price. Hienest market price paid for produce also announced by the same firm.
John Haverly and Nellie Epperson were wed yesterday in Cambridge by Rev. Robert Graves. The couple, both Ames residents, were accompanied by relatives, with plans to start housekeeping soon. The Times extends congratulations.
Reverend G. W. Hagans of Clyde Ohio endorses Dr Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup for sore throat coughs and lung ailments. He thanks the doctor and notes availability at Coye Pharmacy.
An Ames advertisement promises guaranteed well boring services by J. L. Brewer. It notes prescriptions carefully compounded at Loughran and Bauers and invites local residents to contact the Ames, Iowa address.
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