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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1905
Page
7
An English writer notes rooks court in January with male hoarseness and violent partner battles. Mating follows guarded nesting choices and defends the home. the colony joins to drive off any intruding suitor. Darwinian ideas are invoked to contrast rooks with deer.
W H Howard of Husband Pa reports his mother long plagued by rheumatism found relief with Chamberlains Pain Balm after a few applications she could walk again. He notes she uses it regularly to ward off pain and it remains her constant remedy sold by all druggists.
Tampa man Ralph F Fernandez credits Electric Bitters with curing his liver and heart disease after failed treatments. The ad claims the product makes new blood and bone and endorses Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a tonic. Sold by L M Bosworth drug store for 50 cents and 35 cents respectively.
A student describes the snake tongue as a remarkable organ. The tongue aids a sense of feeling without touch, possibly a refined sense aiding obstacle avoidance in darkness. The forked tip and folds expand surface exposure. Epidermal cells interlace with fine nerve fibers centered in a deep plexus beneath the skin.
Nothing in nature is absolutely permanent. Changes are constant as land rises and sinks, coastlines erode and rebuild. A modest man may wish for reliable bowels and can improve them with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by all druggists.
A man without a cold declares he can cure colds in one go while another with three handkerchiefs quips that self inflicted death is repugnant. The exchange shows a humorous, sharp exchange over a supposed cure.
A short dialogue from the Cleveland Leader features Mrs Otto Filit-Now asking for frank thoughts on her voice. Professor Shopang-Ah responds with a courteous defense of politeness in his race.
In a Kansas City Independent item a narrator asks if a picture of Ananias has been seen. A throng questions the artist about the work while a fair onlooker disagrees with the depiction, saying Ananias may not be as bad as he is painted.
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