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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1904

Page

3

Story County Board Schedules Election Jurors and Officers

The Story County Board of Supervisors met at Nevada Court House on November 14, 1904. They canvassed the November 8 general election, corrected juror lists for several precincts, and declared elected county officials including Auditor Peterson and Clerk McCord. The board adjourned to 9 a.m. tomorrow.

Board of Supervisors Story County Iowa Court House Nevada BE. KR Stiliman Miles Pearson J. C. Michaelson Randomi Petit Jurore Nevada City Grant Township Indian Creek Washington Supreme Court Horace E Deemer John W Sullivan F Johns Willis Benson Nathaniel Ketchum Peter Manatrey Geo. W. White KR Jones County Auditor Co Peterson Herimaeson Eo H Mellor Aaron Hemping OL Wilson Ole Langland Johnsen Ed Gratton Ed McCall Henry Vasey EB Silliman A Baz Geo H Richardson O.B Peterson C P McCord Atorney Ka McCal E K Silliman Justice of the Peace Coline Felshaw Fred Holtby D Botheras N Stanton Franklin Township Walter Morris W M Canady A Johnson Kooser Lincoln Township A Armstrong P Bran

Learn to Laugh with Rocky Mountain Tea Ad

L M Bosworth promotes Rocky Mountain Tea as a nighttime remedy to ease sighing and bring laughter. The short verse urges readers to switch from sighing to smiles by using the product.

Rocky Mountain L. M. Bosworth

The Hotel Breakfast in American Taste and Traditions

The London Mail notes the American hotel breakfast as a feast from fruit to oysters, cereals, and hot cakes. It highlights plentiful choices from regional seafood such as weakfish and shad to baked eggs with butter, potatoes, and maple syrup pancakes. Coffee replaces tea, and the menu reflects a bold American appetite.

England Paris London London Mail

First Pie Plates by German Potters in Philadelphia

The article describes early eighteenth century pie plates made by German potters in Philadelphia. It explains preparatory steps from clay cutting to forming, rolling, and drying, then slip decoration with goose quills. A Lutheran minister’s dinner remark is noted as Pennsylvan ia German humor.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Ledger

A Rebel Actor Earns Respect After Stage Fracas

Frederick Lemaitre, the French actor playing Robert Macaire, kicked a garrison soldier who then struck him, causing a loud altercation in a French town. Lemaitre returned to the stage, saluted the soldier, and invited him and a comrade to lunch the next day.

Frederick Lemaitre Robert Macaire France Lemaitre

Hats Boots and Hearts in Irish Banter

Mrs. Nolan voices disparaging remarks about her husband’s friend Phelim Herlihy’s costume. Mr. Nolan retorts with sharp wit comparing hats and boots to a warm heart, defending Herlihy and deriding the critic.

Miss Sightseer in Egypt Scene Sparks Banter

In a Detroit Free Press excerpt, Miss Sightseer mocks Mr. Newrich for scaling rocks like a pyramid climber. Mr. Newrich recounts his past as a hod carrier on a two story ladder before his big break.

Miss Sightseer Egypt Mr. Newrich Detroit Free Press

The Retort Caustic

Mr. Lapleigh recalls a quiet evening with the beloved companion Miss Pert. She teases him about solitude and their affection, as illustrated in a light page of Bits.

Mr. Lapleigh Miss Pert Illustrated Bits

Hats Tax in Georgian Era Noted for Small Sums

In the reign of George III hats faced taxation with the lowest duty set at slightly over 12 shillings and a tax of 2 shillings imposed.

George III

Hobo stew and hobo camps outlined in old notes

The article describes how professional hobos form camps on outskirts of towns, pool profits, and cook hobo stew in a large iron pot. Camps relocate to avoid detection, with tramps migrating seasonally from April to September north and east, then toward the south and Pacific coast in winter.

Middle West Pacific Coast Lilerim

Fruit mysteries and seedless bananas discussed by horticulturists

The article notes the banana is seedless or nearly seedless for centuries and propagated by suckers. It mentions occasional seeds in bananas and seeds in some eggplants. It covers thorn reduction in oranges and lemons, mentions thorny King oranges, and describes efforts to breed thornless raspberry and blackberry plants for easier harvesting.

United States Cochin China Florida

Learn to laugh and tell a good story

The text urges choosing cheer over gloom, advising a bright smile and light talk. It promotes laughter as medicine and a well told tale as welcome in sickrooms, while discouraging complaints and public display of pain.

Fashioned Robes of Heian Rank Women in Japan

Describes eleventh or twelfth century high ranking Japanese women wearing numerous robes at great palaces. At a fete some wore up to twenty five costumes, with sleeves and skirts woven in gold and patterned with blossoms, jewels, and colors such as purple crimson green rose yellow and brown.

Shams and Realities: virtue in reality versus display

A reflective maxim contrasts two characters: one acts quietly for real duty, the other seeks public display. The speaker, Robert Hall, highlights the distinction between genuine goodness and performative appearance.

Robert Hall

To equal a predecessor one must have twice his worth

Balthasar Gra clan.

Balthasar Graclan

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