Musical treats for Ames people
The Ames Choral society plans to perform The Messiah at commence ment time as their next appearance. The Conservatory of Music pupils recital continued with most numbers performed. Miss Nelson and Miss Smith were unable to perform due to illness and vaccination. Vacation begins Thursday, ending the term with three pupil recitals, sacred concerts, two recitals by Prof. and Mrs. Thompson, a Glee club concert, and Lazarus by the Choral society. Next semester includes a second Young Men’s Glee club concert, a first appearance by the Young Ladies Glee club, and an operetta Paulina The Belle of Saratoga with six men and six women in a Floradora sextette.
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Choral Society
Conservatory of Music
Miss Nelson
Miss Smith
Marshalltown
Thompson
Glee Club
Lazarus
Young Men’s Glee Club
Young Ladies Glee Club
Paulina
Hogland and Bertha Oleson to Marry at Bergen's Church
Wedding cards announce the marriage of H. T. Hogland to Miss Bertha Oleson this evening at 6 at Bergen's church with a reception at the bride's home afterwards. The note also mentions local social events including birthdays, cantata plans, and visits.
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H. T. ‘Hogland
Bertha Oleson
Bergen
BE. Rice
Canton
Minn
Milford and Grant Community News Summary
Milford and Grant items report residents visiting families in Milford Ray Smith and John Swanson plan to try Oregon for winter work Ailey Ellis recovers from a broken limb using crutches Several local visits include families of Bateman Hickle and Kelly Those at Ames for church events attend corner stone services C H Nibel and relatives in Ames enjoyed a weekend visit C A Stewart sold Shorthorn cattle well The column notes many small social visits sickness and travel among Milford and nearby families
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Walter Ellis
Story County
W. W. Ellis
Milford
Ray Smith
John Swanson
Oregon
Mary Frey
D. L. Lang
Hough
Nebraska
Frank
Messrs
Will
Harry Bateman
Mansfield
Til
Lottie Bateman
J. W. Bateman
Shea
Ames
New Methodist Church
Jim Hanna
Des Moines
Grant
Roy Adams
W. H. Stultz
Laury Breese
Chauncy Hickle
F. Ts. McClain
C. H. Nibel
H. B. Kelly
H. C. Davis
C. A. Stewart
Harry Amesberry
L. H. Smith
Bert Born
Minnesota
T. J. Sowers
Charles Kirkendall
Ankeny
H. B. Erb
Key Gon Clyde
Frank Montgomery
Allie Bateman
Ward
Orlando Vanpatter
F. D. Smith
Ralph Bateman
Early Riser Pills Sold By Gambie
Jack and Jill recover from illness after using PeWitt's Little Early Riser Pills sold by C. 4. Gambie. The ad touts relief from blues and headaches and suggests the product makes users wiser as they feel better.
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Jack
Jill
PeWitt
C. 4. Gambie
Gilbert News Notes Local Movements and Happenings
Peter Christiansen ships a car load of sheep to Chicago. Ames callers visit on Wednesday and Saturday. A birth is recorded for December 19, 1907. Mrs. T. B. Jones suffers a serious hip injury and is in critical condition. Nels Johnson plans a few days with his sister in Storm Lake.
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Peter Christiansen
Story City
Will Spring
Ames
Ethel Cannedey
Ed Lanninger
Webster City
J. H. Reynolds
Margaret Abrahamson
P. Gilbert
Mr. Smith
Mr. Talbot
T. B. Jones
Nels Johnson
L. Mach. Co
Storm Lake
ManZan Piles Remedy Offered By C. A. Gamble
An advertisement touts ManZan for all forms of Piles. The collapsible tube with nozzle is ready to apply to soreness and inflammation, priced at 50 cents with a guarantee. Sold by C. A. Gamble.
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C. A. Gamble
Voice Telephony Explains Why Women Talk Longer
Dr. Marade a French scientist and inventor of voice teleg raphy asserts women can talk four times as long as men with the same energy. He cites narrower larynxes in women and children accounting for longer utterances and greater fatigue resistance in conversation.
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Marade
Kodol Digestive Aid Sold By Gamble
When stomach discomfort appears after meals and headaches or belching occur Kodol promises relief. It is described as a scientific blend of natural digestants and vegetable acids with the same stomach juices as a healthy gut. Gamble pharmacist offers this product to the public.
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Cc. A. Gamble
Phrenologist's quip about marriage sparks stage humor
A phrenologist tells a bachelor on stage he should marry, querying his clothes and asking who mended his coat. The reply reveals the speaker has a "third wife," delivering a wry bit of stage banter.
Modern Woman Where Men Are Independent
A brief column surveys old English law on women and sympathy for female autonomy. It discusses the perception of women’s status and hints at shifting power dynamics in a historical context.
Women and Men in Modern Times Spark Public Debate
Essays on Miss Corelli and English critics show American men praised for devotion to women while arguing sympathy can harm relationships. Notes on Miss Bateson and Miles Standish guide practical steps for women to assert rights. A Swiss town confirms cafe hours after a men folk protest. Also mentions Miss Gould’s Colorado land plan and women in trades and farming ventures.
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Marie Corelli
Corelli
Mary Bateson
Miss Bateson
Miles Standish
Plona
Canton
St. Gall
Switzerland
Plana
Queen Victoria Poem Markings Spark Court Laughs
A humorous tale from the English court tells how Sir Theodore Martin marked passages in The Ring and the Book for propriety. A thoughtless court lady read the marginal notes aloud and praised the queen for marking the most beautiful parts, delighting in the danger signals.
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Victoria
Sir Theodore Martin
Ring
Sir Theodore
Theodore Martin
Beloved of the Gods Photograph on Stage Scene
A photographer captures a theatrical company with a young girl of about sixteen whose yellow hair has dyed her appearance. The manager notes the nickname beloved of the gods, while the photographer shows interest in the unusual dye.
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London Telegraph
From poisoned almond to beloved peach
The peach began as a poisoned almond used to flavor arrows in Persia. Through cultivation its toxic qualities were removed and it evolved into the edible fruit prized today.
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Persia
Pinesalve Carbolized Poultice Ad for Remedies
An old advertisement touts Pinesalve Carbolized as a poultice that draws out inflammation and poison. It lists uses for chapped hands lips cuts and burns and credits maker C. A. Gamble.
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C. A. Gamble
Tobacco Plant Leaves Erect at Sundown And Fall at Sunrise
A curious observation notes tobacco plants when immature raise leaves at dusk and drop them at dawn. The effect brightens field appearance and aids root moisture, preventing sun damage. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup is advertised as a gentle remedy from C A Gamble for coughs and colds.
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C. A. Gamble
Ring's Little Liver Pills Advertisement Claim
Ring's Little Liver Pills promise to wake up lazy livers, cleanse the system and clear the skin. The needlepoint pitch targets pitilousness and sick headache and lists a 26 cent price. Sold by A. Gamble.
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A. Gamble
Notice to Patrons on Cash Basis Sales Policy
Notice to patrons states goods cannot be sold beyond 80 days due to money market stingency and asks customers to continue purchasing on cash basis. Signed A. Lockwood Co and N Fowler Manager.
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A. Lockwood Co
Fowler
A King's Dyspepsia Tablet Trial Offer
An advertisement offers a two day free trial of A King's Dyspepsia Tablet to relieve indigestion and stomach upset after meals. It invites readers to consult their dealer and notes availability from C. A. Gamble.
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C. A. Gamble
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Lewis Severson
J. N. Sandren
Salem
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Gilbert News
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Helen Gould
Greeley
Colo
Inez Cooley
Los Angeles County
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Utica
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