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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1902

Page

4

Christmas in Ames and surrounding events recap

Christmas Eve services at United Brethren church and a 7 30 pm Sunday School program. Local notices list church services, marriages, weddings, transfers, moves, and community events across Ames and nearby towns with numerous named individuals and firms.

United Brethren Church The Christian Church Christian Endeavor Rebecca Jane Vanscoy Marion County Indiana Ames Wm. Raynard George Blackman Jesse Vanscoy

Catholic Ladies Grand Ball at Opera House Friday

The Ladies of the Catholic Church announce a Grand Ball at the Opera House on Friday December 26 with music by Cramblett's orchestra. Everyone is invited. Committee members include Perry Bower J. E. Jupes C.0. Tattaan Ws. Kinokapsy.

Ladies of the Catholic Church Opera House Cramblett Perry Bower J. E. Jupes Tattaan Ws. Kinokapsy

Death of Hon Maxim Gogan at 108 in New Brunswick

A Victorian letter questions Maxim Gogan's death in Cocagne New Brunswick at age 108 and 7 months. It recalls his fortune finding two boxes of gold coins on September 28 1888 and his subsequent eccentricities. The note wryly references a mythical land of Cockayne and its grotesque abundance.

Maxim Gogan Cocagne New Brunswick Maxim Cockayne Gocagne

Grand Street Parade by Richard and Pringle Minstrels

A grand street parade is announced for Saturday December 27 at 3 p m featuring the Richard and Pringle minstrels marching through the city streets.

Richard & ‘Ringle Des Moines D. S. Pairchild Clinton Grand Street The Richard & Pringle Minstrels

Prohibition Debate Draws About Twenty At Opera House

The debate between Prof. F. M. Shippey of Waterloo and Rev. Ellett of Marshalltown drew about twenty attendees Monday evening at the opera house. Public interest in prohibition discussions in America was notably tepid.

O. H. Seccombe Congregational Church Kingdom of God N. E. Gilmore Boone County Powell Gene Livingston M. Hemstreet Loretta Jennie Williams G. McCarthy Ames McCarthy D. McNaughton Eagle Grove Des Moines Clinton Iowa Chicago Northwestern Road F.M. Shippey Waterloo Ellett Marshalltown Opera House

Cough Remedy Endorsed by Chicago Physician

A Chicago physician Mrs Mary Endy endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children and all ages. She highlights its non narcotic safety and wide use for colds and bronchial issues and notes it is sold by all druggists.

Chicago Chamberlain Mary R. Met Endy

The Company's Reason

An amusing Belgian tale recounts a widow who complains to a company over compensation practices. She notes a traveler with a lost leg received 20 000 francs while her husband died, and the reply cites that 20 000 francs cannot replace a husband, but 10 000 francs can obtain one.

France

Adam's Stag and the Staff From Paradise

The Talmudic tale traces a staff gifted by God to Adam and passed through generations to Joseph. It recounts how Jacob carries it into Egypt and how Pharaoh later seizes the staff as part of his treasured possessions.

Adam Paradise Enoch Noah Shem Abraham Isaac Jacob Egypt Joseph Pharaoh

How the Novel Ended

A brief exchange from the Philadelphia Record about why novels often end well and a recent reader’s disappointment over a novel ending badly as another woman recalls a translated or burned book by a mother.

Helen Sue Philadelphia

Sense of proportion guides success, say great minds

Perception of fact argues that success rests on proportion. It measures circumstances, weighs values, and gauges conditions to recognize character and seize opportunity.

Tombstone Adjective Truth From a Tombstone Tale

A judge questions a witness about the character of the deceased and the reply cites a tombstone inscription as the source. The exchange highlights the limits of evidence and memory in legal inquiry.

Young Helper Graciously Assists Eminent Author at Dinner

A caller asks a girl to assist her father the eminent literary man with chores during his dinner. The girl replies she will sit and entertain the chores, accepting the responsibility with a formal, respectful demeanor.

No Fears For the Boy Teacher Quote

A Chicago Tribune fragment quotes a stern exchange between a father and teacher about a boy’s high temper. The dialogue implies strict discipline to curb temper for noble aims.

Chicago Tribune

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