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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
2
The Ames Times column laments past judgments on appendicitis and notes political and social comments. It discusses Missouri alcohol laws, whiskey advertising, and local reactions to prohibition while criticizing party factions and editorial stance.
The Des Moines Weekly Letter notes a vigorous Republican push in Iowa with speeches by Senator Jummins Secretary Wilson and Governor Carroll. It argues unity over factionalism, predicts a solid GOP win in Iowa, and warns Democrats seek to split GOP support ahead of election day.
A county level political appeal urges Iowa Republicans to back the entire ticket following Senator Dolliver’s death. It presses support for representative candidate W. P. George, cites temperance and railroad regulation as key planks, and warns against voting for Democrats or any backsliding.
The November issue highlights Simeon Ford with witty stories by Rufus H. Gillmore and The Story of Roosevelt by Alfred Henry Lewis. It also profiles Simeon Ford, Jones, and Louis Baury while presenting pieces on Their Boy Hiram Moe Greene and other features Children of Royalty People to Know About Modern Mortals and People of the Plays.
A progressive analyst commented that if Dolliver had a Senate appointment he would choose Judge Prouty or Lafe Young. The remark highlights party loyalty and potential selections amid succession rumors.
West Burlington Iowa man Robert Manson survived seven weeks with doctors giving up after eight months of liver trouble and jaundice. Five bottles of Electric Bitters cured his condition, with the medicine guaranteed for stomach liver or kidney troubles and sold for 50 cents at all druggists.
Readers are invited to bring engraved visiting card plates to the Times, where they will supply engraved cards to complete their set. The notice emphasizes convenience for subscribers and adds an encouragement to submit plates for timely personal cards.
Advert says Foley Kidney Pills are upbuilding strengthening and soothing. Tonie in action described as quick in results.
An ad promotes Pink Pain Tablets with a slogan about pain and congestion. It urges consulting a doctor for a better option and claims twenty tablets for 25 cents. The product is sold by Cagwin's Drug Store and mentions Dr Shoops.
Advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy urging customers to buy the genuine product in a yellow carton with black lettering. Claims it is the best and safest for all coughs and colds and available at all druggists. Do not accept substitutes.
The text describes Hexamethylenetetramine as a key ingredient and uric acid solvent used in Foley Kidney Remedy. It advises taking Foley's Kidney Remedy promptly at first signs of kidney trouble to avoid a serious malady.
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