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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
7
A brief listing notes mitts made of fine all wool fabric valued at about 200 dollars. The item is described with emphasis on quality and material rather than vendor details.
The YWCA at Iowa State College hosts Miss Charlton and Ruth Paxson with talks on success and global perspectives. Paxson speaks to students Friday through Sunday December 11 14 spanning chapel and alumni events. The event features dinners and informal gatherings with Miss Brown and Miss Bidwell also presenting on Madrid Spain.
Miss Pickett returns to Margaret Hall after visiting Mrs. Cunningham. Florence Armstrong and other students spent Thanksgiving at homes in Indianola Des Moines and Perry. Prof Barrett celebrated silver wedding anniversary at Storm Lake. Various students and faculty visited Des Moines Waterloo Cedar Falls Gilbert and Chicago with family and friends.
Drab OCR fragment describes Perry’s advertisement promoting dolls and games for sale with mention of Packard hand painted china at W. A. Perry's store.
To those afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble backache rheumatism Pineules for the kidneys bring relief in the first dose. Hundreds testify to their remarkable healing and tame properties. 30 days trial one dollar They purify the blood Sold by C Gamble.
An Intelligencer ad promotes two special offers for new subscribers to the Daily Register and Reader. The promotions highlight reduced rates and potential bonus content for first-time readers.
The earliest eyewear dates to 1280 when Allessandro di Spina created the first spectacles. The device marked a milestone in vision aid history and spread across medieval Europe.
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