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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1902

Page

4

Electric Therapy Tour Promises Free Treatment and Fixes

Dr. D. H. Agnew of the Chicago Electrical Medical Institute conducts a statewide advertising tour offering free consultation examinations and medicines to cure chronic illnesses using a new electro therapy system. The push touts guaranteed results including deafness cure cataracts facial rejuvenation and relief from asthma bronchitis rheumatism and more with trial treatment free and recognized by authorities.

D. H. Agnew Chicago Electrical Medical Institute

Be Happenings at the Des Moines College Notes

A list of visitors, faculty movements, and student news at the college includes A T Baldwin Sac City and others visiting over Sunday, Dr A B Storms from Des Moines to conduct chapel, new student John Hug, Stubblefield in agricultural work, Gen Lincoln back after injury, Prof Beyer from geological survey, Miss Armstrong entering school, and ex student Victor Ettinger visiting before moving to Chicago for a music position.

A. B. Storms Des Moines Victor Ettinger Chicago Conservatory of Music Isaac Loos Iowa City Beardshear Bernice Halley

Promises of Obesity Cure and Home Electric Treatments

An advertisement touts a weight loss claim promising a pound a day with electric massage baths and home use equipment. It offers a cure for various ailments including cold feet and nervous debility, emphasizing free instructions and no charge for medicines, only the battery and electrodes. Office hours are 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.

Notable musical figures amid Ames college events

Ames college notes highlight mandolin soloist Ettinger, Mary Hegland joining the college ladies' course, and a string of campus happenings. Fire cleanup completes emergency hall, new room use, and a uniform measurements visit by Col. Van Patten. A pistol shoot injures student H R Snavely but not seriously, while Bernice Halley is set to sing and a harvest home festival is planned for Sept. 25. Prof Lennox crafts a Beardshear bust, with Perry lined up for a lecture recital and Boardman resuming limited activity. Memorial bulletins honor Beardshear with photos and chapel tributes.

Warner's White Wig of Tar Syrup Ad

A testimonial endorses Dr Warner's White Wig of Tar Syrup for sore throat wet lungs coughs colds and similar illnesses. Rev G W Hagans of Clyde Ohio thanks a doctor and notes sale at Coye Pharmacy.

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Asa Vandermast Modjeska Walker Whitman Shoes A Courtenay Morgan Dumass Ames Opera House Ames Iowa Nelson A. T. Baldwin Sac City Francis Jenks Coon Rapids F. D. Elwell C. P. Johnson Mrs. Deming Mrs. Beardshear G. L. McKay Yankton, S. C Ira J. Scott John Hug Margaret Hall Stubblefield Agricultural Department Gen. Lincoln Mabel Armstrong R. B. Armstrong Shaw Bonnie and Jessie Manatery Fairfield Lucile van Patten Bess Dunham Doon Brooks’ Band Leland T. Powers Lin Mr. Ettinger Mary Hegland Roland Record Col. van Patten M. C. Lilley Co Columbus Ohio J. L. Stevens Boone S. A. Knapp Helen Knapp Lake Charles H. R. Snavely Guthrie Center A. W. Coles College Hospital T. Lennox President Beardshear Colleg Th Library Resler Edward Baxter Perry Perry W. K. Boardman Nevada Dr. Beardshear Dayton Vario Tartar Harmony Smith Chatelaine Shetland Py Ee Harmon Smith's Ack
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