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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1911
Page
3
An old time guide suggests men can craft overalls at home when shops are closed. Create a contour mold by seating in clay or powdered carpet to trace patterns, then cut denim into two fabric pieces, sew edge to edge, and add pockets from salt sacks.
Advert appears to promote ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP as a scientific preparation for eczema pimples dandruff and skin scalp diseases offering a clear clean skin and beautiful complexion when used as directed.
An Ames advertisement proclaims EMO SOAP as the nicest lathering antiseptic soap for toilet or bath sold by druggists nationwide and locally by J. BE. Cagwin in Ames.
West Point cadet Ulysses Grant excelled in math and horsemanship. During a ring exercise a powerful horse refused a high bar. the saddle burst and Grant fell. The riding master Hershberger announced six demerits for dismounting without leave, reflecting mixed opinions on his early student days.
Washington April 4 The sixty-second Congress convened in extraordinary session Taft called. House Democrats 228 Republicans 160 Socialist 1 vacancies 2. Senate Republicans 50 Democrats 41 vacancy 1. Champ Clark elected Speaker amid party lines, succeeding Cannon as Republicans Mann led minority. Many longtime senators replaced, Lincoln era names faded as new faces took seats.
A bill to permit savings banks to invest in property outside Iowa failed in the senate by a 22 to 21 vote, short of the constitutional 26. Supporters argued it would draw business from border states, while opponents said it would drain Iowa money and clash with other Iowa money retention measures. This marked the first bill reported by the current committee.
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