Auctioneer and Farm for Sale in Ames Iowa
First-class auctioneer available for sale by day or small commission. Farms also offered for sale with satisfaction guaranteed. Posegate BEFF contact Box 5382 Ames Iowa.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1903
Page
5
First-class auctioneer available for sale by day or small commission. Farms also offered for sale with satisfaction guaranteed. Posegate BEFF contact Box 5382 Ames Iowa.
The piece explains The Hague name as the Dutch Gravenhage meaning the count's hedge or grove, tracing origins from counts of Holland to a palace in the grove around 1240. It then surveys the skeleton arch principle per Professor Owen, noting arches from skull to foot and their protective function in the nervous and vascular systems. A short anecdote from Chicago Post about a wife learning to handle household tasks and the voice of experience.
In 1656 native Joquin in Venice noted bleakfish scales color water milky. He found dipping beads and drying gave pearl like appearance. After trials hollow glass beads were blown, polished in cylinders and coated inside with pearly liquid protected by wax, a Venice industry to this day.
A groom and bride on honeymoon are disturbed by tapping from the bride’s wooden leg. He learns it is the leg, provoking a lasting chill between them.
A reflective line on happiness hidden in quiet places. The speaker notes the world rushes by seeking wealth and fame while true joy remains unseen in lesser noticed corners and moments.
In a French churchyard a monument bears an epitaph for Jean Pinto the Spanish vocalist. It says that when he reached heaven he joined the voices of the archangels and that God bade all others keep quiet to let the illustrious singer be heard alone.
The silver moon rises over Lake Roland as a woman asks about a man’s height and he replies five feet two inches. The moment hints at a scene of quiet romance reported by the New York Herald.
The London Globe notes a peculiarity that tall women tend to be melancholy while shorter women are cheerful. It ponders why longer limbs imply stately demeanor, suggesting the tall feminine type may grow more serious and gloomily famous as height increases.
The kindly teacher is presented with a new chair by grateful students who note his worn look. He thanks them for their sacrifices and asks for continued support and mutual understanding as he reflects on his strict but caring guidance.
The text notes Rousseau as melancholic with phantoms of insanity. He believed enemies and conspirators surrounded him and misread winds as plots. He preached from a heights despite the crowd’s lack of understanding and died of an apoplectic attack after acute delirium.
Henriette Cochran recalls Robert Browning in her London house tending a sick goose. The poet carried the bird in his arms and explained it was a clever, affectionate pet that follows him like a dog as he sits in the hall and nurses it.
A Chicago Post mockingly notes a wealthy man evades higher taxes by filing statements claiming large charitable gifts. The tongue in cheek remark portrays the assessor brushed aside by supposed philanthropy while the real wealth remains hidden.
In a whispered exchange, Fitzgor geous asks if Bobby’s sister was pleased by his call. Bobby confirms her happiness and notes their mother said the sister responded with relief and gratitude upon hearing he had visited.
Conversation fragment shows two men, one named G, debating a marriage proposal to Miss K. The goal is a yes or no, with an even chance implied. The tone hints at a domestic or social sketch common to the period.
A physician rushes to reach a patient in final stages, fearing the illness may take the life before he arrives, as depicted in the Boston Transcript dialogue.
A man acting unusually youthful was seen breaking into a boys' game, reported by the Atchison Globe. The incident disrupted play and drew local attention to disorder at a youth event.
A Vienna Anatomical Museum displays the skeleton of a horse that lived forty five years. The animal belonged to a pensioned major who bought it in 1852 at age five and used it in several campaigns. It trotted a buggy until two years before its death.
Dialogue excerpt shows Minnie’s card skills prompting warning from Little Brother and Mrs Smiler about catching a gentleman through clever play. The scene hints at social intrigue and family dynamics in a domestic setting.
A brief exchange in the Philadelphia Press features a merchant refusing a financial scheme offered by Borem who tries to borrow a dollar by claiming it will take only a minute. The humorous tone highlights a common streetwise pitch and a wary response.
A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana describes a three month severe cold. After failing with prescribed medicine and druggist remedy he uses Foley's Honey and Tar and is cured. Refuse substitutes. Loughran Bauer.
Advert claims Foley's Kidney Cure cleanses the kidneys and bladder without harmful ingredients. The notice asserts safety and effectiveness for restoring urinary organ function.
Represents several first class Fire Insurance Companies negotiating loans and paying taxes. Looks after business for non residents with good locations and investments secured in adjoining states. Iowa Telephone 821.
A cold left untreated risks pneumonia and weakened lungs, says Loughran & Bauer. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised to stop the cough heal the lungs and prevent pneumonia.
Loughran and Bauer announce a fresh shipment featuring Man-Er-Vine the great nerve tonic and blood purifier. The tonic is marketed to strengthen worn out men and women and build up nerves like steel.
The advertisement proclaims E. O. De Witt Co of Chicago discovered a witch hazel salve for piles and skin ailments. It claims superiority over counterfeits and urges proprietors to ask for DeWitt’s genuine product through Loughran & Bauer.
A 60 page illustrated book from the Chicago and North-Western Railway highlights California. It covers scenery, commerce, industry and transportation benefits to attract Pacific Coast travelers and is available by mail for four cents. W. B. Kniskern, Passenger Traffic Manager, Chicago.
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