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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1906

Page

3

Illinois Central R R Promotes Winter Tour Resorts

The Illinois Central offers double daily service with dining cars buffet library chair cars and sleeping cars from St Louis and Cincinnati to New Orleans and the south. It markets Gulfport and New Orleans voyages to Mexico Central America Panama West and Europe with connections to Hot Springs Arkansas and a Florida Sleeping Car Chicago to Hot Springs via Memphis. Through Dixie Flyer sleeping car routes reach St Louis Jacksonville via Nashville Chattanooga and Atlanta. For details contact A. H. Hanson P T M Chicago or S G Hatch G P A Chicago.

Minois Central C St Louis Cincinnati New Orleans Vicksburg Gulfport Miss Hammond la Mardi Gras Mexican Gulf Coast Forexico Amerca Panama West Europe Chicago Hot Springs Memphis Bassville Dixie Flyer St. Louis Sacksonville Nashle Chattanooga Atlanta Central Ander A. H. Hanson Ill G. Hatch

The Agile Tiger Steals Quietly With Silent Prowess

A veteran observer recalls a tiger in India using stealth to ambush a bullock. The animal steps on leaves without a sound, uses a stump to gain reach, and only when the rope catches his eye does he break for the forest, eluding the hunter.

R. H. Elliot India

Size of a Thunderbolt Fulgarites From Sand and Rock

A geologist describes fulgarites formed when lightning fuses silica in sand or rock into glass. Tubes resembling the bolt size emerge in sand up to thirty feet deep and in rock as a thin surface layer. Examples include Little Ararat Armenia and Humboldt’s Nevada de Toluca Mexico.

Little Ararat Armenia Humboldt Nevada de Toluca Mexico

Sardou's Breakthrough via Remarkable Handwriting

The French dramatist Sardou gained his first success when his rejected play La Taverne des Etudiants was noticed by Mile. Berengere for its exquisite handwriting. She urged directors to read it, leading to its acceptance while Sardou faced seven years of hardship.

Sardou Odeon Mile Berengere

Hops Arrive in England 1524 Face Early Backlash

The Kogtish learned hops from a native Artois and were introduced to England in 1524. Physicians labeled them unwholesome and Parliament opposed them as a wicked weed. Prohibition with penalties followed in 1528. Henry VIII shows evident prejudice in a January 1530 injunction to his brewer to avoid hops or brimstone in ale.

Artois England Henry VIII Eltham

Pocketbook Lost Under Pillow Sparks Domestic Jest

In a humorous exchange, Gregson alarms Scott by noting a pocketbook missing under a pillow. Fisher jokes about an honest servant who will supposedly take it to Gregson's wife, highlighting playful household mishap.

Gregson Scott Fisher

Despair Seen As Eager, Unfed Hope Says Eliot

The quote asserts that what we call despair is rooted in the painful eagerness of unfed hope, reflecting George Eliot’s view on human expectation and emotion.

George Eliot

First London Edinburgh Stage Coach From 1658 Chronicle

The article recalls the early London to Edinburgh coaching era starting 1658 with a biweekly service and fare of £4, noting four day rides York to London. It mentions 1765 monthly trips, occasional postchaise use, and a 1734 push to upgrade with a two end glass coach, advertised by Hosea Pastgate and John Somerville.

London Edinburgh York Edinburgh Courant Hosea Hosea Pastgate Chambers’ Journal

Ireland's Ruined Castles and Comet Tales

A fragment from Pearson's Weekly surveys Ireland's ancient fortresses including Grianan of Aijeach, Cashel, Dunluce, Sligo abbey, and Donegal castle, then shifts to a science note on comet tails formed by solar heating and particle ejection with types noted by Bredhechen.

Ireland Aijeach Swilly Erin England Cashel Dunluce Sligo Abbey Maurice Fitzgerald Donegal Pearson

Heat Generated by Vegetables Revealed in Field Observations

The article notes that living vegetables emit heat through life processes. Sap of healthy trees resists frost, inner fibrous parts stay warmer than air, and snow melts faster at tree bases. Some vegetables warm to midday, then cool. flowering also raises temperature. The Italian arum stalk reportedly rises by 100 degrees and another plant by 109 degrees Fahrenheit.

Heart Cure Promise From Miles Medical Co

A nurse and patient testimonials claim Dr Miles Heart Cure can improve weak hearts with bottles of medicine. The ad urges readers with heart symptoms to try the product, noting a refund guarantee if the first bottle fails. Claims include weight gain and symptom relief after using Nervine with Heart Cure.

Feur Miles Miles Medical Co

Beauty Spots Across Women Cultures

A Philadelphia Bulletin excerpt notes global beauty practices among women. It describes teeth gilding in Japan, blue and yellow face painting in Greenland, red finger and toe staining in Arabia, black teeth in three Indian castes, hair dyeing in Borneo, full body greasing and saffron for Hindoo brides, shell-pattern facial scars in New Holland, black front-teeth ornaments in some South American tribes, nose rings in New Guinea, and ear piercing as a shared civilized custom.

Greenland Arabia India Borneo New Holland New Guinea Philadelphia Bulletin

His Working Clothes and a Courtroom Witty Exchange

A bricklayer is reproved by Lord Ellenborough for appearing in work attire, insisting on clean dress for court. The bricklayer retorts that he is as well dressed as the judge. The chief justice presses for clarity as a flamboyantly dressed witness claims to be a surgeon and faces scrutiny from the bench.

Lord Ellenborough

Coventry cabman who rose to learn under a rich patron

A Birmingham cabman resembling a dead son wins a wealthy widow's fortune on the condition he becomes an educated gentleman. He studies classics and secures a position as a scout at a university, using the experience to prepare for later study at another university and to fit into gentlemanly society.

Birmingham Oxford Cambridge

Cast Iron Elasticity and Strength Report

Cast iron extends five thousand five hundredths of its length per ton per square inch of section. Elasticity is fully excited at one thousandth part extension, with the elastic limit at one thousand two hundredth part. The longest cast iron sample tested reached 45 970 psi tensile strength.

Newlyweds Debate Curtain Smoking Hazard

A playful exchange shows a husband joking about smoking to speil curtains while his wife commends his unselfishness and suggests removing the curtains to prevent any mess.

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