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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1898
Page
13
Local Ames Notes Unearthed from 19th Century Papers
Aggregated excerpts note ship accidents naval records and debates on expansion, with reflections on the Dewey era, Hawaii annexation and Gulf War era style concerns, alongside local Iowa newspaper quirks and kindergarten education arguments.
Osborn Elected Zoology Chair at Ohio State University
Wallace's Farmer notes Professor Herbert Osborn has been elected to the zoology and entomology chair at Ohio State University. The piece questions whether he will accept and praises his expertise on bugs, highlighting his value amid San Jose scale in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
United States
Sandwich Islands
Pacific Ocean
Mani
Molokini
Laheolawe
Lanai
Oahve
Kini
Lehaa
Nibna
Kaula
Bird Islands
Iowa
Honolulu
Oahu
San Francisco
Manila
Melbourne
Niveling and Blackman
Kate Douglas Wiggins
Herbert Osborn
Ohio State University
Osborn
Ohio
San Jose
Onsio
Towa
Wallace
Immortal Lines Echo in Command Moments
Quotes recall military cadence as Captain Capron urges calm with Don’t mind me boys and Don’t swear while Col. Wood shouts Shoot. The terse exchanges reflect discipline and urgency in battle readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Capron
Col. Wood
Dress Reform and Heat Drive Women to Question attire
An essay railes against heavy clothing and corsets in hot weather. The author imagines naturalized women wearing Mother Hubbards while criticizing civic groups for banning such dress. They criticize suspenders belts and shoes as uncomfortable and question gendered fashion norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Mother Hubbard
Supreme Court
Mother Hubbards
Civic Federation
Congress of Mothers and Salvation Army
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