Wealth and the dangers of sudden wealth warners
A fragmentary quote on wealth warns that sudden riches convert a humble donor into a boastful figure seen as sensible, while a rich man’s promises hide treachery and harm. Swift and Tupper voices caution that wealth corrupts, tempts, and hollows the heart.
Sportleish Proposes Under Suspicious Eye
The broker's daughter questions loyalty as Sportleish pledges lasting fidelity. He asks whether she will accept true as steel and chooses between common or preferred, while a chestnut tree and a doughnut tree figure in a playful scene with a small boy.
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Sportleish
Tanned Hides Ready for Fur Coats and Robes
Hides tanned and ready for fur coats robes and mittens. Bring or mail hides for tanning. All products fully guaranteed with customer satisfaction. We pay top market prices for hides and furs of all kinds. Catalog and price list available on request.
Steward's Potatoes Offer Quality Crates Over 60 Pounds
Steward's Potatoes advertises hand sorted crates holding over 60 pounds, no small or defective spuds, guarantee of goods as represented, minimum five bushels per order, phone 2608, three miles east of Ames.
Mother Goose or Follies of 1910 Play at Ames Armory
Civic Improvement Society stages two performances to raise funds for four public playgrounds in Ames. Cast features Marjory Faber and Mother Goose with local townsfolk in a musical fantasy backed by Mrs. Harold Clemmer. Proceeds aid Central building and three ward schools with amenities like tennis courts and sandpiles.
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Civic Improvement Society
Ames
Armory
Central Building
Hicks
Town
Harold Clemmer
Roger
Clemmer
Marjory Faber
Niva G. Nichols
Wilmont Graydon
Eldridge M. Benton
Fannie Shinn
Mother Goose
Lora Ricker
Simon—Campbell Sloss
Jack Horner
Marvin Russell
Jack—Harry Dahlbey
Jill—Ada Cameron
Mary—Hazel Scholes
Shirley Storm
Miss Muffett
Lois Pammell
Rosalie Harris
Two Orphans melodrama at Armory Friday January 27
The melodrama The Two Orphans in six acts will be the season’s top attraction at the Armory on Friday January 27. Scenery and costumes cost a vast sum and yield striking stage pictures including Paris river view and Bel Air suburb. The fete scene showcases exact replicas of the era’s rich costumes.
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Armory
Paris
Seine
Bel Air
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Relief for Indigestion
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets claim to supply a missing element in gastric juices to ease indigestion and dyspepsia. Take one after heavy meals to aid digestion and bloodstream nourishment. Guaranteed to relieve indigestion or your money back. Available in 25, 50 cent and one dollar sizes at Loughran and Bauer.
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Rexall
Loughran and
Bauer
Sumptuary Laws of Cape Town Restrict Umbrellas
Cape Town enforced strict sumptuary rules under Luich law 6 limiting umbrella use to a small elite. Only those of high rank such as junior merchants and council members could display or possess umbrellas, effectively restricting the item to about fifty people in the city while most residents faced a cold season.
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Cape Town
Mme Schumann-Heink Bla t Voice in Webster City
Mme Schumann-Heink, famed contralto, recalls early training with calfs that blat. The Weber City concert on Feb 5 at the Armory Opera House promises a world class performance, supported by a four-figure guarantee and hosted by W H Cook and Northwestern train specials from Ames.
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Schumann-Heink
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Leiden
Bohemia
Fraulein de Clair
Fraulein le Clair
Metropolitan
Cental Town
Armory Opera House
Webster City
London
West
Mme
San Francisco
W. H. Cook
Ames
Des Moines
Mr. Cook
Northwestern
L. C. Keedick
Rexall Orderlies Promise Safe Constipation Relief
The Rexall Store promotes Rexall Orderlies as odorless tasteless and colorless with no habit formation while acting as a bowel regulator and strengthener. If they fail to deliver as claimed a refund is offered, with sizes 25c and 10c available at Loughran & If you want a room or a house let your desires be known through the In telligencer's want column.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Loughran & Bauer
Reform and sympathy shift in nineteenth century crime history
The piece discusses reforms expanding care for the insane, paupers, and prisoners, noting Europe and some states abolished the death penalty. It argues public sympathy now favors criminals over victims, referencing Talleyrand on murder and quotes Henry Cabot Lodge on abolition.
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Europe
Talleyrand
Henry Cabot Lodge
Open Meeting of Ames Canton 48 to Confer Chivalry
Fraternal notices show Ames Canton 48 planning an open gathering on Wednesday February 1 1911 to confer the decoration of chivalry with six Ames and eight Webster City candidates. Delegations from Eureka Webster City and Princess Caution Des Moines will attend along with subordinates from Maxwell Gilbert Colo Nevada Ontario. Members urged to attend with wives and Rebekahs.
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Canton
Ames No. 48
Ames
Webster City
Eureka Canton
Princess Caution
Des Moines
Maxwell, Gilbert
Colo
Nevada
Ontario
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
W. D. Rich
F. ®. Rodgers
G. E. Stayner
On the Move is Expressive in Farm Journal advise
The piece argues that movers should assess whether costs energy and money spent on a new location would yield greater profit and comfort than staying. It urges weighing old home advantages before deciding to move, suggesting staying may be wiser to avoid regret.
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Ely
Farm Journal
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