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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1901

Page

3

Questions on nature and a note on Dr Beeson death

A long extract discusses questions for rural youth about animals and weather, then reports from Des Moines and Ames. It notes Dr Edward G Beeson died at age 32, a former U S infantry captain and Spanish American War surgeon, son of Gen B A Beeson. It also covers oil on railroads near Ames to reduce dust, using 2000 gallons per mile initially, with ongoing costs around 50 dollars per year.

Des Moines Daily Leader Marshalltown E. G. Beeson Ames Edward G. Beeson Thirtyninth United States Infantry Fiftyninth Infantry Philippines Dr. Beeson B. A. Beeson Iowa Soldiers Home Des Moines Chicago & Northwestern Iowa

Weather Summary for Des Moines Week Ending August 19 1901

Des Moines area saw warmer than usual days with excess temperatures of 2 to 4 degrees. Nights were cool with dew benefits. Rainfall was light except in parts of the northwest. breathy conditions persisted in four-fifths of the state. Crops need rain, especially late corn potatoes and grass. Pastures are scarce. stock feeding widespread. General corn prospects improved, though depend on September weather. Late potatoes likely better with normal rainfall. Fall plowing begun but soil remains dry and hard.

Des Moines Iowa

Even Rats Have Their Uses In Life’s Monotone

A reflection on longevity and happiness through routine and peace of mind. A long lived man avoids risk and social fuss, embracing easygoing habits and a stable life as the path to health and contentment. The example of Goldsmith’s pastor embodies making the most of life’s monotones.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Peasant Costumes in Ireland Noted by London Express

The London Express observes remnants of a national costume in remote Irish districts. In County Mayo near Lough Mask many women wear bright red petticoats. some old high hats remain with older fishermen, while younger locals avoid the antiquated headgear.

Ireland Lough Mask London Express

Distillation and purity of water in the ocean and Dead Sea

The ocean is a large spring containing salt and many minerals in solution. The Dead Sea is almost saturated with such elements. Only distilled water is pure. Distillation renders water drinkable, though not pleasant.

Ocean Dead Sea

In Days of Old and a Soothing Dentist Joke

The clipping mocks ancient justice by saying the old idea was eye for an eye and tooth for a tooth, then pivots to a jab about painless dentists. It satirizes harsh retribution with a modern dental quip.

Detroit

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