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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1909
Page
3
Tokio reports that Japan trends toward larger democratic rights as business interests shift stance and protests against clan rule grow. Authorities suppress insurrectionary press while labor unrest rises amid cost of living, emigration, and calls for reform.
Frank Daniels, early in his career, led a small touring company held together by the prospect of a sold out show at the new Ticonderoga opera house. As they arrive at dusk, a stage driver mutters that the opera house is burning down, while Daniels imagines the sun setting uniquely there.
A humorous antiquated science note describes ants as meticulous in daily toilet. It details their use of tongue brushes combs and bodily positions to wash groom and scrub. The piece cites Harper's Magazine and notes ants in artificial nests show thorough personal care.
Naturalist Ww. T. Hornaday, now director of the New York Zoo, briefly pursued real estate in Buffalo before returning to the call of the wild, embracing a career among animals rather than properties.
Jinks declares he will not eat pie at Gibson's home after biting his mouth on knives described as very sharp. Blinks notes the knife issue as the cause of the problem.
A reporter notes that the liner is heavy while offering to send the old liner for a grip test. The scene focuses on a small backstage exchange and a preference for lighter handling.
A wedding guest offers sympathy to the bride's father noting the pain lies not in love but in losing the daughter. The father replies that the hardest part is the girl leaving, revealing shared sorrow during the celebration.
A tense exchange reveals a disputed claim about how Mr. Presser drove during a sleigh outing yesterday. Vaughter insists the driver used both hands but mother presses for the truth.
In West Alkallthe, a man named Alkallthe is accused of forging a name on a check. The dispute stems from a marriage to his first wife's sister, claimed to be a motive for the alleged hoax. The character is described as a dead shot and ever ready to defend his honor.
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