Pasture Land for Sale Near Ames at 320 Acres
320 acres choice pasture well watered about two and one half miles from Ames inquire of J R Munden.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1904
Page
4
320 acres choice pasture well watered about two and one half miles from Ames inquire of J R Munden.
Domestic economy scene as Mr Younghubbe questions excess cooking while Mrs Younghubbe reveals plans to try a guide titled Hints For Housekeepers How to Make Dainty Dishes From What Was Left Over From Yesterday. The playful dialogue centers on thrift and clever reuse.
In a domestic scene a mistress sighs at the room’s disarray while Mary explains the master arrived to fetch a clean collar and misplaced a stud. The exchange captures a moment of household frictions and oversight.
A Detroit Free Press quip ponders laughter easing indigestion. The line contrasts the claim with the stubborn misfortune of a man unable to laugh due to his ailment.
An advertisement touts Man-Er-Vine Tab as a brain blood and nerve booster to restore energy and vigor. It markets the product with health claims and urges readers to try it, credited to LouGHRAN & BAUER.
A tale claims a desiccated egg powder once designed for meals swelled in water and caused a dog to burst, proving the invention risky. The piece shifts to a testimonial praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, with a Texas observer reporting relief after three doses and urging purchase by druggists.
An 1893 account recalls Captain Wharton noting Vulcano on the Lipari Islands emits a whistling fumarole before an east wind. A Borax works supervisor confirms the tale, and Strabo’s ancient mention of the fumarole suggests warnings have occurred for nearly two millennia.
The ad states life is governed by strict law and abuse causes pain. It promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills to re adjust irregular living and relieve constipation headache and liver trouble. It claims gentle thorough action and offers 25 cents at L M Bosworths drug store.
Advice notes that overeating rich or abundant foods can cause sour stomach, especially with weak digestion. Eat slowly, chew thoroughly, and space meals by five hours. If fullness or heaviness occurs after eating, take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. available from all druggists.
A Montreal man recalls his fiancée and wife who used deliberate pranks during engagement to test his temper and ensure she could manage him when angry. The tale ends with a candid confession from the wife about prudent manipulation.
Longtime seller Joseph McElhiney of Linton Iowa touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. He praises its quick relief and pleasant taste and notes it is available from all druggists.
The St James Gazette notes seasoned residents report occasional heavy rains but few consecutive days of downpour. When prolonged rain occurs it is typically followed by three to four weeks of dry, bracing weather. Southern Manchuria enjoys a fine summer climate with shade temperatures rarely above 88 degrees.
A husband insults his wife by saying she is “too sweet for anything” after their marriage. The wife takes offense, interpreting the remark as a rebuke of her character. The exchange reveals tension from the quarrel and hurt feelings.
In a brief New Yorker quotation, a boy confesses he ate one caramel before sharing five with his sister, explaining he thought three would be unfairly split. The anecdote illustrates childish fairness and mischief in a single, humorous moment.
The article notes that two doctors were brought in for consultation and that an agreement on price has been reached. The outcome indicates a settlement reached after medical input.
A terse editorial line notes that neglecting one's own business invites trouble from competitors who stay diligent and attentive to their work. The phrase emphasizes vigilance and self-discipline in enterprise.
The London Outlook voices concern over check push and cash as the path to success and social advancement. It argues refinement survives among the aristocracy and upper middle class, while the drumming of superficial pleasures drowns genuine culture.
Emergency remedy guide promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a fast acting antiseptic liniment. Applied promptly to cuts bruises or burns it reduces pain and speeds healing by about one third and helps prevent blood poisoning. Sold at all druggists.
Frederick Tennyson was drawn to spiritualism by spirit rapping and urged his brother to abandon poetry for the movement. He recounted stories of a girl compelled to play music by invisible influence and a stout man whisked through walls to a distant courtyard. He believed in some aspects but rejected the fat old gentleman’s travels and kept to poetry.
Story County Bank invites borrowers with existing loans to let them assume payment on any interest pay day to reduce the rate. They offer a new loan with flexible payments of any amount on any day, charging no commission.
A kitchen door dispute over milk leads to a milkman clarifying its composition with a precise breakdown. He, described as a college graduate in reduced circumstances, claims milk is 86 percent water, 4 percent butter, 3 percent casein, 6 percent sugar and salts, offering chemical analysis on request. Good morning.
An impartial advertising critic never judges by grammar or art. He weighs advertiser and reader challenges and offers final verdicts to improve future ads. His conclusions aim to boost productivity and effectiveness.
In Philadelphia, Mr. Nuwed-Gracious questions the peaches Mr. Nuwed bought while Mrs. Nuwed defends them, claiming she chose the best and noting the can’s picture looked nicer than others. The exchange centers on taste and perceived quality.
The quote contrasts modern promoters with ancient prophets, noting a promoter’s forecasted gains surpass faith-based prophecies. It suggests skepticism about contemporary figures claiming insight and hints at commercialization of foresight.
Frank H. Clark of Troy Iowa says a four to five inch forearm cut on a yearling colt healed without washing using Berry's Barb Beater from Garrett Bros Troy Iowa. He notes no scar or callous remained after complete cure. Sold by L. M. Bosworth.
The Texas Train departs St Louis at 5 p.m. offering faster service with through sleepers to Pine Bluff Shreveport Texarkana Dallas Fort Worth Corsicana Waco and other Texas points. New excursion sleepers and dining cars. Round trip home seekers tickets on select dates with 21 days return limit. Written details from B W LaBbaume G P and T A Cotton Belt Route Saint Louis.
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