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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
8
The advertorial notes Cole's Hot Blast Range broils steaks chops fish or game in the kitchen with an odorless smokeless system. It describes grease retention in a broiler box preventing contact with flames and highlights a Front Broiler Grill and other attachments for hot air broiling not coal smoke.
The article touts Cole's patented Broiler attachment for ranges using soft coal wood or corn cobs. It claims smokeless odorless broiling without kitchen smoke, plus a dual toaster function and superior range features. It highlights hot blast combustion for complete gas burning and even top-lid heating with back lid boiling capability. The piece emphasizes durability elegance fuel economy and low repairs, urging store visits to see the features.
A reportedly deranged man named John Keating from Chicago appeared at the Leo Armstrong home east of town. After being restrained he was sent to Nevada and then to the county farm where physicians diagnosed an advanced case of delirium tremens.
Ad claims the medicine cures lung trouble at home and lists benefits for coughs colds lagrippe asthma and croup. Ends with price 50c and 1 90 and a free trial bottle at druggists. W R Nelson of Calamine Ark testimonial notes weight gain after use.
A railroad campaign to boost hog supplies and lower bacon prices runs a breakfast bacon special with lectures by Prof A V Storm and partners. The tour includes 130 stops from Des Moines and a soil special in southern Iowa on Oct 10 led by A H Snyder and team with soil fertility exhibits and farming talks.
Ames high opened the season by defeating Maxwell high school 18 to 0 at Maxwell. Sloss scored two touchdowns and Captain Cameron one as the game became a kicking contest. Coach Jenner leads a promising schedule including North High Des Moines West High Ames Boone High and Perry on Thanksgiving.
A historical ad urges readers to take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for relief from throat irritation with a slogan about curing the cough. It notes the product is sold by all dealers.
The advertisement proclaims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the perfect healer for cuts, burns, bruises, sores, scalds, boils, ulcers, eczema, salt rheum, sore eyes, cold sores, chapped hands, sprains, and piles. It highlights a price of 25 cents at all druggists.
Northwestern station mischief spurs a demand for tobacco tags as currency for an artificial limb. H L Shalter the new depot master explains the plan to collect 30 000 tags from local youths and workers to fund a prosthesis for a Clinton man who lost a leg. Commuters report stacks of tags turned in daily as the chase continues.
An experienced observer scanned the platform for Bull Durham labels, keeping a careful eye on the distribution and placement of the tags.
Senator Lambert of Sabula, a member of the state educational board, has spent a few days at the college.
Perry offers a souvenir spoon marked Ames Iowa for 49 cents and a tubular lantern priced at 39 cents. W. A. Perry sells these items on Saturday.
Two typhoid patients in the college hospital are recovering. W. G. Mann remains hospitalized but is now out of danger.
Hoarseness in a child signals croup and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given at once or after the cough appears can prevent the attack. Contains no poison. Sold by All Dealers.
Dorothy Harriman daughter of Mrs. W. E. Harriman was admitted to Methodist hospital in Des Moines Monday for surgery on a fractured arm. An X-ray showed the break had not healed properly, requiring the arm to be rebroken and reset.
Revival services opened at the Methodist church Sunday evening led by Dr. Crissman who will conduct through October assisted by Harry Mansfield as soloist.
Mr David Allen and Miss Grace Ross were married at the Methodist parsonage in Nevada on Monday October 8 at 4 p.m Rev Shaw officiated They will reside at the groom and parents home of Mr and Mrs Wm Allen for the present
275 acre farm two miles from town in Clear Lake Iowa. About 200 acres cultivated with balance pasture and hay land. Improvements include grove and orchard. Priced at 80 dollars. See J B Hanson for details.
Excursion rates to all points on the Fort Dodge Des Moines and Southern to be announced next Sunday. One fare round trip between all stations, minimum 50 cents. Valid only for travel on October 7.
The United Brethren church women invite all to a chicken pie supper on Wednesday evening October 12 at 1 O. F. hall. Everyone is welcome.
A church invites the community to a Wednesday supper at Odd Fellows hall on October 12 featuring Chicken Pie mashed potatoes baked beans cabbage salad gravy sauce and cake with tomatoes pickles and coffee. An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cleanse for bowels and liver, promoting improved health. Joel E. Cagwin endorses the remedy.
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