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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1895
Page
2
A collection of aphorisms on piety hypocrisy and personal responsibility. The author links prayer action and character noting pitfalls of hypocrisy and the need to closely follow Christ before leading others. The devil’s work suffers when Christians imitate Christ and misjudge true religion by company kept.
A dialogue recalls Jones leaving his hometown due to troubles connected with his storytelling. He enjoyed stories and ran a business, but pressures forced him to relocate to another country.
A playful exchange questions how eggs arise from chickens, with a parent explaining the cycle. The dialogue highlights a simple learning moment about farm life and poultry.
Travel fatigue can be reduced by taking Hostetter's Stomach Hitters daily. The tonic is advertised as a protector for nerves and digestion and as a regulator for the stomach liver and bowels. It claims to counteract malaria rheumatism and kidney and bladder issues. The piece notes New York City's Jewish population at about 300000, double the figure from fifteen years earlier.
An advert states that deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and offers one hundred dollars for any case caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. Circulars available. products sold by druggists. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Hall's Family Pills also advertised.
The article recommends taking moderately strong salt water by teaspoonfuls at intervals as a treatment for catarrhal cold. It emphasizes this home remedy as a simple, accessible cure.
Advertisements note seasonal fashion shift from Now to spring with overcoats and wraps. travel on steam heated lines highlighted, praising Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway for comfort and safety. Additional items include Prince Bismarck income, Riverside Cal land opportunities, and a note on a colossal statue for Andreas Hoter.
A Madrid letter recounts visiting Queen Maria Cristina at Villa Miramar in San Sebastian. The queen, her children Alfonso and the Princesses, and officials greet visitors as the regent discusses her simple, disciplined approach to upbringing, praising health, education, and multilingual daughters.
The advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as a pure laxative that cleanses the system, relieves colds headaches and fevers and cures constipation. It stresses acceptance by users and doctors and claims no weakening of kidneys liver or bowels. Sold in 50c and $1 bottles by druggists and manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
A miscellany notes plentiful apples in Indiana and a splash of curiosities. European nobility orders numbered near 600. Krupp cannon ball speed clocks 2887 feet per second. Gladstone autographs fetch sixpence in England. Du Maurier will not lecture in America. Nez Perce lands at Lewiston Idaho compensation paid for relinquished territory. Washington hop crop ruined by hop louse ravages. Sawyer County opposes railway bond issue. Vatican rumor of a U S nunciature denied in Rome.
A collage of old ad lines and medical claims. Dr Kline s Great Elixir Treatise and trial bottle free plus address. Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup for teething. Hanson s Magic Corn Salve. Parker s Ginger Tone praised for relief. Castor oil for warts recommended. Various product prices and promises appear through the page.
The piece presents Josh Billings noting that wealth affects political principles and that true philosophy is deeds not words. It laments vanity and religious or social pretensions while mocking hypocritical confidence and self-restraint in speech and conduct.
Fragmentary dialogue reveals concerns about a husband accompanying a move. One speaker dismisses the idea, while another warns the husband could misbehave, reflecting tension over domestic arrangements.
A fragment from a school tale shows a young man kissing a hand and a request for ma'am to address a cold sore concern. The dialogue hints at social codes and propriety in everyday interactions.
The text notes that Queen Victoria’s table silverware could feed her for life if needed, valued at 12,500,000. The statement frames the wealth as a safeguard against famine, underscoring the scale of the treasure.
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