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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1907
Page
4
In Council Bluffs on November 25, Senator Dolliver cited excerpts from Oliver Hoar’s autobiographical writings to praise Senator Allison and critique misquoting. The speech touched on Hoar’s views of public life, Allison’s role, and tensions between factions, with broader remarks on Iowa editors and local journalism.
A teacher criticizes a lack of ambition in a child while arguing that mothers must awaken energy in their kids. The piece urges discontent with complacency to drive progress and notes mothering as key to shaping future success. It also covers Supt. Whalen’s family grief and a cooking school head advocating nutrition education for women.
A nurse warns that colic often results from milk served too cool. She urges warming milk to the point you can resist touching, criticizes leaving a cald bottle in the crib, and says properly warmed milk prevents cramps and sleepless nights.
Gov Larrabee spoke at the college chapel recounting a St Paul auto maker who boasted of selling cars on credit and holding 800 mortgages on Minnesota homes. Homeowners had mortgaged residences to buy cars and plastered their houses to finance payments.
The letter to Mr. Torbert was not intended as a pledge that Gov. Cummins would not run for U S Senator. Cummins refused to pledge. The joint reading of the two letters shows no double construction by Cummins as claimed by Senator Dolliver.
Ole Langland is to be congratulated on completing a new press block for his Cambridge Lea jer. He includes modern conveniences such as a new towel and may use his automobile as a stationary engine to run the press.
Lieutenant-Governor Garst announces candidacy for the governorship praising reform work. Gov. Cummins runs for U S Senate and Senator Allison faces renomination if he remains in the field. General Lincoln conducted a military court and its findings will be reviewed by the commander.
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