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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
9
Advert says Epilepsy fits St Vitus Dance and spasms are nervous diseases cured by Dr Miles Nervine. Claims persistent use yields lasting cures and dealer refunds money if no benefit. Encourages writing users for evidence and to buy from druggist.
The essay praises October’s vivid foliage across Iowa’s woods, detailing how Virginia creeper, maples, elms, ash, dogwood, cherries, sycamore, hawthorn, viburnum, box elder, oaks and others display a spectrum from red and yellow to purple and brown. It argues frost is not the primary color driver, describes chemical coloring processes, and notes each tree’s unique autumn signature and the seasonal scene’s spiritual and aesthetic value.
A Chicago producer backs a powerful guarantee for Original Cole's Hot Blast Stove sold by the paper’s advertiser. The heater, with price points starting at $12, promises reduced fuel use, long fire holds, smoke proof feed, airtight operation, and even heat across coal types, claiming season long comfort and exclusive local agency.
A A Chisholm of Treadwell NY reports lasting relief from indigestion liver trouble constipation nervous debility and insomnia after using Electric Bitters. He credits twelve bottles with restoring health and vigor enabling daily business. A remedy for stomach liver kidneys blood and nerves priced at 50 cents at druggists.
Chosen to dissolve partnership I have bought Mr Horns interest in our meat market and will run it at the same stand All accounts have been transferred and will appear on my shop books Kindly continue patronage C C E Weston and note ongoing room rental ads in the Times yield results at one cent per word.
The Ames Times announces a limited time deal for farmers to receive Kimball's Dairy Farmer and the Ames Times together for one year at one dollar. The notice urges cow owners to act quickly before withdrawal and provides office contact in Ames Iowa.
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