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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1902
Page
3
A sweeping blaze destroyed the business district of Cisey Tl and damaged multiple storefronts. Reports note extensive property loss with emergency crews battling the flames as residents assess the aftermath.
News of the industrial field covers developments at home and abroad with brief items on personal, political, and social happenings. Read as compact notes on business, politics, and daily life impacts along with international developments.
Senate discussion on the war revenue tax bill dominated days with a 36 to 20 vote adopting a report removing bucket-shop tax. House action included passage of the Chinese exclusion bill after amendments, advances on pensions for McKinley’s widow, and Cuban reciprocity debates. Cooper proposed a Philippines civil government to take effect after the war.
Roosevelts party departs by special train from Washington to attend the Charleston exposition. The day also reports on a wide range of events from crimes and trials to fires, strikes, and political moves across the United States.
London rumors place Lord Rosebery traveling to South Africa to study the war and possibly align with King Edward. Chinese generals defeat Kuang Si rebels at Kong Chuen. Boers reportedly accept British terms and peace may be proclaimed. Iroquois lost in Java Sea with Captain Thompson and 30 crew. Memorials for Cecil Rhodes held in St Pauls as burial occurs at Matoppo Hills. Switzerland Italy relations ruptured.
New York Health Department reports seized nearly two tons of alum baking powder mixtures deemed dangerous to health and dumped into the river. Supplies found in a Sixth Avenue department store. Analysis shows alum and pulverized rock. Consumers urged to buy name-brand high-grade powders and avoid cheaper imitations.
A traveler notes the camel's value in sandy wastes and an Arab replies that it is spoken of as the automobile of the desert. The exchange, from the Golden Penny, highlights the camel's practical role and imagined modern parallel.
An omnivorous Kentucky reader asks for every document issued since government inception. Deboe replies that the freight cars in the area are all busy, implying delays in fulfilling the request. Washington Post notes the exchange as a civics curiosity.
Abbreviated travel offer shows fares from Chicago to California Oregon and Washington at $23 with a $6 berth in tourist car. Excur sions run on Tuesdays and Thursdays from Chicago and Wednesdays from New England. illustrated pamphlet available on two cent stamp to A Hutchison manager 212 Clark street Chicago.
Exchange shows Miss Doodle asked about ping-pong and responds with a joke about The Maiden's ayer as printed in the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin. The fragment reflects playful dialogue from a newspaper page.
An advertisement from John A. Salter Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin promotes Earliest Russian Millet as a prolific hay source. It claims 5 to 8 tons of rich hay per acre with pricing at 50 pounds for $1.90 and 100 pounds for $3.00, noting low freight.
A quotation from Ateison Globe notes a grammarian’s habit of hunting for nonstandard errors when a strong idea appears. The remark underscores precision in language and critique.
An advertisement touts Allen's Poot-Kanse as a cure for swollen aching and tired feet. Sold at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents with a free sample offered. Address listed as A. B. Olmsted, Le Roy, N.
A historical ad notes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a remedy for cough and cold, priced at 2c, with a curious line about a golden cup.
Putnam claims Faceless Dyes are easier to use and produce brighter colors faster than any rival dye. The advertisement emphasizes superior color quality and quick results to attract buyers.
A reader recounts enduring two years of severe symptoms during change of life including sudden heat and rapid chills, with fluctuating appetite. The text suggests ongoing discomfort and seeks information or remedies for relief.
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