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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1900

Page

4

Compton Seeks Attendee Support for Colorado Farmers Congress

Farmers National Congress Colorado held August 21 to 31, 1900, aims to gather agricultural leaders. Chicago Great Western Railway offers return excursion tickets Aug 18 and 19 to Colorado Springs at one fare for the round trip, inquiry through agents or F H Lord G P and T A 113 Adams St Chicago.

Famers National Congress Colorado Col Chicago Great Western Ry Colorado Springs Furmer Great Western F. H. Lord Adams St Chicago

Professors of Press Adjourn Senate in Chicago Scene

Two Chicago reporters stage an adjournment of an Illinois senate session in a humorous exchange. The reporters press for an interview with Littler and move to adjourn, with Littler calling the vote and the room agreeing.

Illinois Senate Dave Littler Littler

Reed Confronts Farm Roots Inside Congress

Speaker Reed swaps chairs with a western Democrat during a session as the two discuss hands and farm labor. Reed claims he never worked on a farm while the Democrat boasts a calloused past and hints at a future presidential bid. The exchange ends with a sharp cross accusation from Reed.

Speaker Reed

A Frank Confession From An Ulster Whisky Seller

An elderly Ulster woman, dying in a village, is visited by a minister who asks about her wealth and methods. She claims to be worth all she has and clarifies that she did not gain it by filling the noggin but by not filling it.

Molly

Force on the Pianoforte Keys and Chopin Study Time

It is noted that a finger pressure of one quarter of a pound can sound a piano key, and occasionally five pounds are applied to a single key. Chopin's last study in C minor reportedly takes two minutes five seconds to play and requires about three tons of total pressure.

Chopin

Bad Fix Dining Exchange Sparks Tip Debate

In a humorous New York Tribune snippet Gadzooks and Zounds argue over seating and tipping. The waiter was tipped yesterday and is expected again today, prompting a playful clash about dining etiquette.

New York Tribune

Boarding house gout tale courtly landlady tone

A Philadelphia Record blurb notes a boarding house resident with gout prompts the landlady to assume haughty airs, a comic social observation of class behavior in a city lodging house.

Philadelphia Record

Not a Girl’s Ring Will Bind Beliefs, Chicago Note

A Chicago News opinion notes that an engagement ring cannot convince a woman that all men are alike, and after ten years of marriage she may reject that belief as false.

Chicago News

We Never Know What We Can Do Until We Fail

A reflective note from the Indianapolis Journal about persistence and resilience. The quote highlights learning strength through failure and its value in motivating personal achievement.

Indianapolis Journal

An American Dinner Party Observed by Clement Scott

The San Francisco Argonaut notes Clement Scott’s portrait of an American dinner party. The hostess combines warmth and social wit, drawing guests into lively conversation and effortless companionship, leaving visitors exhilarated and pleased with the evening in New York settings.

Clement Scott England New York San Francisco Argonaut

Human Nature in Turkeys Revealed by Farm Yard Tale

A Lewiston Journal reader shares a humorous farm anecdote about turkeys chasing a stray rag. The farmer notes that once one turkey finds a prize others furiously mob for it, illustrating a playful parallel to human nature.

Lewiston Journal

A Dinner of Mule and Axle Grease War Tale

A Ladysmith siege note from Sir William MacCormack describes a shell strike on mule lines and soldiers flinging flesh from a fallen mule with knives. Fires were lit, biscuit fat fried in axle grease, and men endured despite shortages. Only twelve horses in the camp could carry riders six miles for a sortie.

Axle Greene Ladysmith Sir William MacCormack London

Prescription Price Backfires in London Joke

A patient sought medical advice from a physician who prescribed medicine for 2 guineas. Later the patient met the doctor in the street and explained he could not afford to have it prepared after paying the charge, so he took no doses at all.

London

The English Way on Schoolboy Fights in England

The piece contrasts English and American attitudes to boy fighting. In England fights arise from a desire to prove physical prowess, not anger, and may occur without personal quarrel, ending in a mill if friends dispute who is stronger.

England America

McKinley and Roosevelt clubs organized in Iowa campaign plan

The Republican State Central committee in Des Moines approves a constitution for McKinley and Roosevelt clubs. The document outlines membership, officers, meetings, by laws, and marching units from county regiments to brigades. Chairman Weaver seeks immediate statewide formation to boost campaign activity and turnout.

Republican Party Bs Va Cbc McKinley and Roosevelt Robins County State Central Committee Weaver Republican State Central Committee Des Moines

Admiral Dewey Denies Latest Insurgents Statement

A press copy purporting to be a letter from General Alejandro to Senator Pettigrew claims Dewey discussed Filipino independence before Manila battle. Dewey calls the letter a tissue of falsehood and cites his January 1900 letter to Senator Lodge denying independence promises.

Senator Pettigrew South Dakota Congress J. Llejandrino Admiral Dewey Olympia Bay of Hong Kong Dewey America Senator Lodge Aguinaldo Washington, D. C Emilio Aguinaldo Springfield Republican

Paramount Defined by Bryan Rally Rhetoric

A poem styled political verse praising Bryan as ultimate leader. The speaker argues Paramount means support for Bryan and his claim that 16 to 1 is Paramount, aligning the speaker with Bryan to avoid embarrassment. The piece centers on adoration of the candidate and a call to adopt his framing.

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B. J. Shelden F. G. Schieiter Asst Cashier The Story County Iowa Dors Ito Tornado Insurance Owen Compton Ames Inter Ocean McKinley Roosevelt Clubs Formu Lawton Philippines Manila Spain United States Alejandrino George Deneky General Lawton John Barrett Siam Lawteen Great East Roosevelt I&s Paramount Bryan A, Ww. R Daniel Bros. & Herman Tilden & Loughran J. W. Adams O. K Frank Bellamy Union National Bank Spaulding
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