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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1905

Page

3

Grinnell Ames Joint Debate at College Chapel Tomorrow

College events note a Grinnell and Ames joint debate set for tomorrow evening in the college chapel. Reports cover a rain‑related postponement of Ames Boone league games and various campus sports and student activities.

Grinnell Ames College Chapel Sigma Nu Adams’ Hall Dragon Club State Auditors Office Des Moines Samuel Nichols Marshalltown B. F. Nichols

Letter to Mr R Sheehey Ames Iowa about painting work

Letter describes a painting project in Ames Iowa with Mr Grant Smith Eric Pa painting three frame houses and woodwork, detailing paint costs Devoe supplies and savings on labor. Mentions W F P Nick and Son as long time agents and Loughran Baner selling the paint from Dever & Co New York and Chicago.

Ames Iowa Grant Smith Eric, Pa Devoe Mesars W. FP Nick and Son F W Dever & Co New York Chicago Loughran & Baner

The Newens Play Dream Vision of Horace Parker

The Newens present a drama centered on a dream guiding Horace Parker a Londoner from selfish comfort to compassion after a sleep induced vision. The play stages his interior dialogues and actions as he awakens to seek relief for London’s poverty with no dull moments overall.

Horace Parker Parker London

Old Time Railway Travel Third Class Coaches

Third class passenger coaches in England were coupled next to the engine. Travelers faced terrible treatment in accidents. Engines were sometimes driven tender first to warm frozen hands at the smokestack. Seventy passengers crowded into an eighteen by seven and a half foot open truck with no roof or side protection.

England

Conversation on perfection and Eve in comic exchange

Mrs. Crabbe says no man is perfect. Mr. Crabbe jokes Adam would be perfect if Eve were made first. He adds she would have bossed the job of making Adam, in a light Philadelphia Press quip.

The Thing to Do Advice from a Vet in Leslie’s Weekly

The reader seeks guidance after a harsh remark. Johnson mentions an insult and a suggestion to see a veterinary professional. The exchange illustrates a humorously odd remedy framed as practical advice from a periodical.

Johnson Jackson Leslie’s Weekly

Theatre Script Wit Sparks Self Shaving Quip

An exchange features a speaker claiming self shaving rivals a barber while another quips you cannot converse with yourself during the act. The line reflects humorous wordplay on routine grooming and self dialogue.

Price of a blessing rises when it is removed

An aphorism attributed to Moore notes that the value of a blessing increases once its absence is felt, a reflection on gratitude and loss.

Moore

Madness in Plants Warns of Dangers of Marijuana

The Mexican Herald reports marijuana as a weed tied to lower classes and prisoners, with severe punishments for use in barracks and prisons. It notes effects like disorientation, impaired judgment, and violent outbursts, and cites incidents including a policeman’s killing after smoking. It also mentions other dangerous plants such as tolvache and “de las carreras” that induce insanity or fatal running.

Mexico Carlotta Trache Michoacan de Las Carreras Mexican Herald

Illinois Central excursion to New Orleans May 1905

Illinois Central offers a low rate excursion from Webster City to New Orleans and return valid twenty one days with stopovers south of the Ohio River. Sleeper cars depart May 15th, 1905 from Webster City, return May 24th. Price ten dollars per double berth. Reservations due May 10th to J F Merry in Dubuque. Schedule includes Memphis, Vicksburg, Baton Rouge, Jackson, and more.

Illinois Central Webster City New Orleans Ohio River Chicago J. F. Merry Asst Dubuque Iowa Centralia Ilinois Yazoo Mississippi Valley Memphis Greenville Vicksburg Natches Baton Rouge Hammond Roseland McComb City Crystal Springs Jackson Miss Greenwood Ridgeland Canton Grenada South F. Merry

For Sale Harness and Buggy Tire Inquiry

For sale a single harness and a rubber tire buggy. Inquire at once at 1216 Douglass Street. Contact Marta M. Knudson.

Douglass Street Marttha M. Knudson

Very Best Remedy for Bowel Troubles

Quote from J W Hanlon editor Despatch Ocilla Georgia praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for every home. The ad notes it is sold by Loughran and Baner.

Chamberlain J. W. Hanlon Ocilla Georgia Loughran & Baner

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