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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1900

Page

4

Excursion fares to Denver and West via Iowa Central Ry

Iowa Central announces cheap round trip excursion tickets to Denver Colorado Springs Salt Lake City and Ogden Utah and to points in South Dakota and Wyoming. One fare plus two dollars for round trip tickets valid to October 31 1900. Also promotes West and Northwest excursion July 7 19 and August 1 1900 with same pricing and return until October 31 1900.

Iowa Central Ry Denver Colorado Springs Colo Salt Lake City Oxyden Utah South Dakota Wyoming Iowa Central Geo. S. Batty G.P T. A Colorado Gero. S. Batty G. P

Why She Didn’t Sing From Morning to Breakfast

A stenographer with a magnificent voice is discouraged by a superstition about singing before meals. The singing teacher criticizes her for never improving despite early practice and laments she will remain a stenographer rather than a prima donna. The piece contrasts this with insights from Washington Post and New York Sun items on social behavior and tipping in expensive New York restaurants.

Washington Post

Serenade of wolves at Washington National Zoo

Ernest Seton Thompson recalls at the National Zoo in Washington how a wolf serenade formed under a full moon. A coyote first answered, then a Colorado wolf joined, and all others followed singing the west’s hunting song until moonlit woods echoed with their chorus.

National Zoo Washington Ernest Seton-Thompson Plains Colorado

Ticket Policy Bypasses Red Tape at Headquarters

A military official devised a door policy requiring a staff ticket for entry to General Banks. A burly colonel arrives without a ticket and is refused admission until he pays 25 cents and is admitted, illustrating the clash of common sense with rigid rules.

General Banks

The Sleepless Seven Jurors Rumor

A Chicago Tribune report recalls a juror recounting that seven of twelve jurors pressured others to stay awake during a trial. The speaker calls them the rousing majority, noting repeated attempts to prevent sleep and compel continued deliberation.

Chicago Tribune

Corroborative Evidence From Miss Summit and Miss Palisade

Miss Summit notes a family heirloom described as “old chi na” handed down through generations. Miss Palisade agrees, remarking that ancestors never kept servants, reflecting a shared social grievance in the dialogue.

Miss Summit

Son of a Sea Cook Origins in Political Banter

The Philadelphia Times notes the expression a son of a sea cook lacks dictionary roots. It traces the phrase to a Pekin lawyer described by Leonard Swett as a driver who quipped the remark during a 1862 Illinois campaign. Swett corrects it as a perversion of the term sekawk meaning skunk.

Philadelphia Times Leonard Swett Congress Illinois Swett Abraham Lincoln Chicago Walter Q. Gresham Fremont Pekin Tazewell County

One Old Horse Guards Another

Two chestnut horses named Jack and Sam were close companions in a rural setting. Jack, a watchful protector, guided and steadied Sam as Sam aged and went blind. They lived among rocky pastures and forest paths, sharing a bond that kept Jack alert to danger and devoted to Sam’s safety.

Jack Sam

Polite Society Seeks Hint To Unwanted Callers

A French paper shares a vignette about two ladies trying to deter persistent visitors. One remarks she never offered a chair, and the other recalls a caller returning with a folding camp stool, illustrating etiquette failures in social circles.

Mme

Omelets and a Moral in Old Baltimore Voice

In a playful moral from the Baltimore American the eggs comfort a boy who says he is beaten unless he behaves. The eggs counter with a wry line about not beating them unless they are good, delivering a gentle joke about mistakes in kitchen humor.

Baltimore American

Where He Didn't Study

A college student explains his dog’s apparent hunger after being found starved. The sympathetic girl comments on the neglect before revealing the dog was locked up in the student’s study room, prompting concern about the pet’s welfare.

Philadelphia Record

Weeks Break-Up-A-Cold Tablets advertise cure

An advertisement promotes Weeks Break-Up-A-Cold tablets as a chocolate coated remedy for colds. It lists Quinine Ipecac and Cascara, claims overnight cure and a 25 cent price with a money back guarantee. L. M. Bosworth is the sole agent.

L. M. Bosworth

Land of Fruit and Flowers Promotes Winter Travel

Southern California praised as ideal winter retreat with the Iowa Central Short Line offering a quick four day trip. A sixteen section Pullman Tourist car departs from Minneapolis St Paul Mason City Marshalltown Grinnell Oskaloosa and Albia Wednesdays and connects with the Santa Fe Route to Los Angeles and San Francisco. For rates and advertising matter contact Gro G Batty G P and T A Marshalltown Iowa.

California Puilman Minneapolis St. Paul Mason City Marshalltown Grinnell Oskaloosa Albia Kansas City Los Angeles San Francisco Gro Batty Iowa Peoria St. Louis Union Depot Indianapolis Cincinnati Washington New York Palace

Cured Bronchial Trouble Says Chicago Man

Chase Davis of 1071 West Congress Street Chicago reports long bronchial trouble eased after using Filey s Honey and Tar and urges others to take no substitute. Tilden and Loughran advertise the remedy.

Chase Davis Congress St Chicago Filey Tilden & Loughran

Tilden and Loughran Promote Kidney Cure Claim

An early 20th century ad claims Foley’s Kidneys Cure will heal kidneys and purify blood. It promises health with the phrase just as god and names Tilden and Loughran as promoters.

Foleys Kidsey Tilden & Loughran

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