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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
8
Sickness like headaches indigestion and constipation are blamed on unhealthy bowels. The ad promotes Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the remedy to make the bowels work naturally and restore health and strength. Bega tonight. Joel E. Cagwin.
A historical account of Charlotte Corday born 1768 at St Saturnin France who killed Marat in his bath in Paris 1793 and was executed shortly after. The piece notes her noble lineage, her devotion to country, her romance with Franquelin, and the dramatic moment when she plunged a dagger into Marat’s heart before her own death.
A Cleveland Leader snippet cites Mrs Allgall questioning a daily caller to the telephone while describing a dispute over children cutting through her yard on the way to school, illustrating neighborly friction.
A travel through witty dialogue ends with a testimonial for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. The ad promises a healthy body and mind and urges readers to buy from dealers.
A witty exchange riffs on a long journey and lacking a dentist. The line humorously suggests drawing teeth as a cure, turning travel hardship into a morbid pun.
A cryptic exchange centers on fear changing hair color and fashion fear turning into a charged debate. The dialogue hints at social anxieties about appearance and conformity.
Hoarseness in a child signals croup onset and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given promptly can prevent the attack. The advertisement notes the remedy contains no poison and is sold by all dealers. Also promotes the breezy musical comedy The Other Girl at the Armory tonight in Ames.
An old advertisement urges readers to buy Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to ease coughing and throat irritation. It notes the product is sold by all dealers.
Caive speaks of pride in country and people in a London Standard interview. He recalls birthday processions and dancers in the bourree style and an old woman asking if shouting harms him. A peasant mentions a grotto owner offering five francs daily to sing there.
A Washington Star quip features Senator Sorghum contrasting a challenger who seeks to rock the boat with genuine patriotism. The map of ambition suggests real excitement if he wins a congressional seat, drawing tension over disruptive reform versus steady governance.
A quoted exchange notes that neighbors suspect an elderly man leads a double life. They say he is mean and cross at home, implying he must be pleasant and agreeable elsewhere. The dialog underscores rumors about hidden personal behavior.
A humorous Houston Post item recalls a man who quarreled with his wife after she claimed a woman they met was beautiful and agreed with her. The brief exchange highlights domestic jealousy over appearance.
A traditional remedy chamberlain's cough remedy is famed for curing coughs colds croup and influenza. It contains no harmful substance and provides prompt relief. Sold by all dealers.
Frank Disberry of Kelliher Minnesota credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with preventing a crippled knee after a severe cut. The tonic claims to heal wounds cuts bruises burns scalds old sores boils skin eruptions piles and is sold for 25 cents at druggists.
The Des Moines Evening Tribune offers a limited time bargain rate for subscriptions through January 1, 1911. Regular price is $3.00 for 12 months while the promotional deal lasts, with the paper promising up-to-date national and state telegraph news.
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A Livemore West Virginia resident praises Dr Kings New Life Pills for vitalizing brain and body and powering success. The testimonial notes the pills are available for 25 cents at all druggists.
An advertisement in the Times promises effective room rental results for a rate of one cent per word. Landlords and agents are urged to place concise notices to attract tenants and fill vacancies quickly.
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