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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
3
A fragmented snippet evokes a duckling and an old hen in a crying or calling scene. The language hints at a folk or nursery tone, with alternating expressions and shifts in voice suggesting a traditional children’s narrative fragment.
An office location is listed over Gamble's Drug Store in Iowa with phone numbers for office and residence and a Mutual phone entry. Public listing notes include 121-M for office and 133-J for residence, plus a Mutual office line 199.
An interview with Emperor Wilhelm II as reported by a British diplomat portrays the Kaiser defending his peace efforts toward England. He cites past acts of friendship, denounces German misrepresentation, and argues Germany must keep a strong navy to secure global interests amid growing Pacific power.
In a lively exchange Aunt Hannah protests age while Mrs Manning defends Mary’s appearance. They joke about Mr Soper declaring Mary no older than thirty five and converse with light humor.
A humorous exchange notes The Blowahs tried to seem successful by removing all chairs from the rooms leaving patrons standing, highlighting a contrived reception.
A terse, poetic line reflects how even brief tales can bring tears, with the wasp motif delivering a sting of sorrow through its small tail. The quip links storytelling to painful, vivid emotion in a compact, old newspaper tone.
Olive-So Myrtle is engaged to A ry prompting strong reactions. Hazel-Her voices doubt that he is the right match, calling it likely her last chance.
A reflective aphorism contrasts ambition with ethical ascent, cautioning that true success comes from merit rather than harming rivals, and noting how some would be surprised by this truth.
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