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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
3
A brief notice notes the Sherman home at N Genesee Street Utica New York associated with Mrs James in connection to the Republican vice presidential nominee.
A review of Otto von der Pfordten's experiments showing mind states may alter electrical effects on the body. Variations in current type and a bold example by von Dobrowolsky illustrate will power countering electric harm, with Kant and Pinel cited on will and health. Arbitration and peaceful resolve share emphasis with the era's moral discourse.
The article argues for balanced arbitration in labor disputes between employers and employees. It contends that fair decisions require understanding both sides' reasons and conditions. It warns against accepting corporate actions as inherently right without public justification.
A husband writes of marriage as a contract in a two by four house. He explains prioritizing family over career, cultivating in laws, avoiding quarrels through amiable talk, and shared tastes in poetry, plays, and Poe as his wife reads to him.
Clyde Fitch reads passages from the year’s best sellers at a Philadelphia Record dinner. The excerpts depict a pastor at a manse steps, a stealthy intruder snuffing the light, Fitzgibbon lingering over lemonade, and a revolution chariot advancing with gnashing teeth.
Washington reports the Biological Survey argues for bird protection citing economic value to cotton. Circular by Arthur Howell notes 53 native bird species feed on boll weevils, reducing losses in a region spanning Texas Louisiana and parts of Oklahoma Arkansas and Mississippi. Blackbirds meadow larks sparrows and wrens among useful feeders.
Polk Miller of Richmond arrives at the Almanack with a Virginia tale about substituting a wild turkey for a tame one. The buyer finds shot in the turkey and Uncle Ephraim explains the shots were intended for him in a confidant remark.
Reverend Dana recounts a tale of a New England minister who aims to reform old Bill Johnson, a heavy drinker. The elder notes Bill’s drunken pledge drives, as his sobering moments persuade others to sign the temperance pledge and commit.
May posted a net gold export of 23,486,511 with 26,555,913 exported and 3,069,402 imported. May last year showed a net export of 1,523,281, while May 1906 had a net import of 29,188,880. The April export totaled 14,476,341, bringing the two months close to 40 million.
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