Jane Jones Says Study Hard and Learn to Reach the Top
The verse notes Jane Jones praising hard study, persistence, and notable figures from history. It weaves in Elihu Burr, Ben Franklin, Abe Lincoln, General Grant, Columbus, Isabella, and Queen Isabella, suggesting ambition and discovery. The narrator reflects on battles and progress, citing famous achievements.
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Jane Jones
Abe Lincoln
General Grant
III
Nois
South
Lincoln
The Artist and His Work
Great artists shape work from available means, turning constraints into masterpieces. Michael Angelo and Shakespeare thrived by making the best of circumstances, proving that progress comes from action under imperfect conditions.
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Michael Angelo
Julius
Sistine Chapel
Shakespeare
Fool
Liniment promises fast cure for sprained ankles
Advert reads a sprained ankle may disable a person for three to four weeks without proper treatment. It claims Chamberlain's Liniment can cure in three to four days. The formula is praised as a remarkable preparation sold by all dealers.
Little Girl Run Over Near Eureka Bakery
A little girl was struck near Eureka Bakery at 233 Pike Avenue. Authorities urge witnesses to report details.
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Eureka Bakery
Pike Ave
The Fair Hostess Moonshine Rebuffed by The Southern Colonel
A playful exchange unfolds as The Fair Hostess suggests a moonlit stroll and moonshine while The Southern Colonel declines refusing any moonshine whisky.
Hastening Habits In An Office Scene
A brisk morning scene shows the boss and bookkeeper both adopting a curious habit with the typewriter, suggesting a shared quirk that stands out in the office routine.
The Girl With a Celluloid Collar
A plain faced young woman boards a car and instantly draws all the women’s curiosity as they crane to see her. The scene centers on her attire a celluloid collar that defies expected gendered fashion norms.
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Judy Booth
No Room For Doctor Foot Bath Advice
Patient cites living in a flat to avoid a hot mustard foot bath as the doctor prescribes upstairs rest. Dialogue highlights a constraint of shared living space affecting medical instructions.
Then He Said Goodnight Musical Exchange
A brief lyric moment features Mr Bore-Ah praising a song that Miss Cutting R E Marks sings, with a playful note about the performance. The speakers express admiration and apologize for not singing it earlier.
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Mr. Bore
Miss Cutting
R. E. Marks
Ames Stands as Prime Market for Local Products
Local market observers say Ames remains a strong venue for selling consumer goods with steady foot traffic and growing storefronts. Vendors report positive reactions and increasing customer interest in handmade and regional items.
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E. C. Wonderlich
Story County
Mevada
Iowa
Sprague Publishing CO
Coprright
W. of
Elihu Bur
Mebbe
Ben Franklin
Sky
Columbus
Isabella
Santa Maria
Ben King
Opera House
The
Wagenhals & Kemper Co
BY Eugene Walter
Astor Theatre
New York
Grand Opera House
Chicago
Judisch Bros. Drug Store
B. A. Lockwood Grain CO
Dr. Dbyer
Ames
Ames Savings Bank
Edward J. Whepler
Theodore Rousevelt A
Chaseecen
Pras
Ragland
Reen Cursed Literature Publishing CO
D. Dyer
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