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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1905

Page

5

Florida’s Extent Misunderstood Across the State

The Florida Times-Union notes widespread confusion about how large Florida is, comparing travel times from Pensacola to Miami with cross country trips. It argues many visitors misjudge Florida distances, while seasoned residents grasp the geography.

Florida Jacksonville Miami Charlotte N. C Key West Danville Pensacola Chicago Lakes Gulf Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland District of Columbia Virginia Florida Times-Union

Chateaubriand in London A Century Ago Portrait

John J. a Becket recaps Chateaubriand’s London memoir in the Catholic Quarterly Review. The piece recalls Almack’s dinners and the gay set, with vivid glimpses of Bond Street, Hyde Park, and late-night social rounds. A Canova bust and Mrs Siddons rise amid Bonaparte recollections.

Chateaubriand London Almack le Beau Monde Bond Street Hyde Park Bonaparte Nick Canova Duke of Wellington Lord Londonderry Mrs. Siddons Lady Macbeth John J. a’Becket Catholic Quarterly Review

Charity of Former Kings Henry II Feeding the Poor

The London Chronicle notes Henry II ordered in Win gore hall that all poor and needy children be fed by the weight and measure of the king's children. The account contrasts this quaint royal charity with modern Maundy money schemes and laments that today’s food sums would hardly relieve all needy children.

Henry II Becket Wingore London Chronicle

There’s No Place Like Home for Travel at Home

American pride and patriotism urge travelers to explore the United States rather than foreign shores. The essay catalogs natural wonders from Pike’s Peak to Yosemite, Niagara to the Grand Canyon, Mississippi to Hudson, and urges stay-at-home travel as health recreation and uplift.

Payne Riviera Gulf Pacific Mediterranean Pike's Peak Mount Logan Niagara Great Lakes Nile Niger Ganges Mississippi Waters Hudson Rhine Golden Gate San Francisco Aise Yosemite Colorado River Mammoth Cave Kentucky Damascus Israel Naaman Jordan

Pay as You Go Theme in Frugal Living Message

A column extols living within income and buying only what one can pay for. It claims happiness and prosperity come from a contented mind and prudent spending, linking frugality to growing savings. The piece urges adherence to the rule to sustain long term wealth.

Hunter engaged to Miss Roxley reports in Philadelphia Press

The Philadelphia Press notes Hunter is engaged to Miss Roxley. He describes her as not pretty but good, calling her a million in her own right.

Hunter Roxley Philadelphia Press

Chivalry at a Discount in Bank Run Era

Dialogue recalls a bank run with public anxiety over withdrawals. A woman notes discourtesy as men offered no courtesy or space during the line. The exchange captures social norms and practical tensions in financial distress.

New York Times

Willing to Exchange. Aunt Hetty The Doctor’s Temperature Joke

Aunt Hetty jokes about a doctor taking temperatures while Uncle Josh hopes for a healthier reading. The playful exchange reflects family humor and banter.

Hetty Josh

The Hen Did Her Best

A farmer tests a nesting trick by placing a porcelain egg and a goose egg in a hen's nest. The hen lays progressively larger eggs, culminating with a whitewashed football that produces an egg as large as the ball. The egg bears a carved caption and the farmer finally finds the hen inside the egg.

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