03 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1902
Page
1
The article traces caricature from ancient times to modern periods, noting how satire shaped culture. It argues dogs mirror their owners temperaments, with a cheerful master producing a joyful, playful dog while a gloomier owner yields a somber, pessimistic canine.
Ghosts and gas appear in a fragment from a fiction roundup. The note suggests a decay of era motifs and a ghostly reference within a short reading segment.
The Friday's Register argues Prof J L Budd should remain in charge of the horticultural notes. It credits his quarter century of service to Iowa's fruit industry and the paper’s health and prosperity.
The Chicago Record-Herald presents a daily feature titled Answers by Experts. Each weekday covers a broad topic from family life to health and vigor, mental phenomena, and natural methods of promoting well being. An authority of national reputation lends credibility to the discussions.
Crop bulletin from Des Moines Iowa notes a cold wet week with heavy cloudiness and rainfall exceeding normal. Average temperature about 12 degrees below normal. upland field work possible 2–3 days. Crops mostly hold up though below July 1 average. early corn laid by in south, most corn below average statewide. Oats fair, some good. Clover hay cut but little saved. Meadows and pastures favorable. new grasses seeding doing well. Potatoes and garden crops strong. apples light due to northwest wind damage.
Ringling Bros Worlds Greatest Shows offers special excursion rates for travel to Boone for the circus exhibition on Tuesday July 15. The event will be the season’s only local stop with a new, grand production featuring a triple ring display by 300 artists, trained animals, a giraffe, and a street parade two miles long.
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