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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1902

Page

4

Reopening of United Brethren Church in Ames After Repair

The United Brethren church will reopen on August 10 after repairs costing nearly 600 dollars. Will E. Gossard of Priestley Gas Lighting Heating Co. Webster City visited Ames this week with a proposal to locate the factory there, presenting a promising opportunity for the Commercial Club.

United Brethren Church Will E. Gossard Priestley Gas Lighting & Heating Co Webster City Commercial Club Ames

Trustees Meet at State College for Beardshear Health and Campus Plans

The board of trustees gathered on campus for several days to discuss President Beardshear’s illness and a vacation they offer him. They approved building plans for Engineering Hall with Harbach & Co bidding the interior furnishings at under 4000 dollars and discussed a central building with a 300000 dollar cost limit awaiting preliminary sketches. They planned salary increases for Animal Husbandry staff, retained Prof Kennedy, named F R Marshall as assistant, and noted improved finances and faculty salary boosts of 200 dollars each.

State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts H. Watkins C. S. Barclay C. L. Gabrielson W. R. Moniger W. C. McElroy J. H. Wilson J. B. Hangerford W. J. Dixon Barrett James Wilson Washington, D. C Beardshear Statef of Agriculture and Mechanic Arta Harbach & Co Des Moines Proudfood & Bird of Prof. Kennedy F. R. Marshall J. J. Edgerton

Time folders reveal vast railroading efforts

The article explains how railroad time folders are prepared, using the Burlington system as an example. A general time folder combines sixteen division timetables, lists 2,000 towns, and covers over 60,000 time figures that must be checked and corrected when schedules change.

Burlington

Smoking Abyssinia Law Sparks World Confusion

A 1642 law bans smoking Abyssinia to stop priests smoking in churches. It now affects foreigners and visitors who must avoid being seen smoking, as enforcement is strict and broadly interpreted.

Abyssinia

Burglary Suspect Allegedly Breaks Into Home

Mrs Frett wakes her husband Benjamin saying there is a burglar in the house and a chiseling sound. Benjamin dismisses alarm and shrugs off danger, declaring the intruder a safe burglar as he turns over for sleep.

Benjamin

Couldn't Improve the Method, Mrs Chugwater

Comic dialogue from Chicago Tribune featuring Mrs Chugwater and Mr Chugwater arguing about sleep and method in a humorous exchange. The exchange plays on pretensions and practical quirks, with a lighthearted tone typical of a newspaper comic panel.

Domination by Women in Welsh Village Langum

A London Answers excerpt portrays Langum a Pembrokeshire hamlet ruled by women. Men play minor roles as wives' or daughters’ supporters while oysters and commerce shape daily life. The piece notes isolation from outside society and a matriarchal social order centered on female authority.

Pembrokeshire Langum Mart of Trade Annie Jones Mary Williams London

The Short Step Between Tragic and Comic Panic

A Philadelphia traveler recalls a moment aboard an ocean liner when it struck rocks off the English coast. A casually drunk passenger began playing Home Sweet Home and then Down Went McGinty, easing tension as the ship faced peril.

Philadelphia McGinty Philadelphia Record

Diets of Norway and Sweden Improve Health Says U S Consul

The U S consul at Bergen argues dyspepsia would fade if Americans adopted Nordic eating patterns. He notes Swedes and Norwegians avoid hot rolls and white bread, favor knackbrode hard bread, oats and rye, with no yeast. Meals are milk and bread twice daily plus one meat meal. sweets are rare and candy reserved for special occasions.

America Norway Sweden United States Bergen

Why She Wanted an Introduction

A friend is urged to introduce a social acquaintance. The speaker focuses on a woman's tie as the key to a hidden attraction, claiming to imitate the accessory after a brief glance and reproduce it exactly. The exchange reflects social intrigue and fashion obsession in a fleeting, humorous vignette.

New York Press

The Heart as a Living Encyclopedia

The heart holds a vast archive of every tale it has touched and the graves below would reveal hidden sorrows if opened. It may wear a smile on the surface while sad memories lie beneath the top layer of feeling.

Steel frame rule could yield 1500 foot skyscraper

An architect from New York asserts that a modern steel frame allows a building to rise seven and a half times its base diameter. On a typical city block this suggests a 1500 foot tall structure, 125 stories, costing about $30 million, surpassing the Eiffel Tower.

New York

A Pointer. Briggs and Griggs On Mrs Dulcet

A dialogue in the Boston Transcript notes Mrs Dulcet’s beauty as spoken of by other women, despite the speakers never meeting her.

Briggs

Refried Rheumatism Remedies Counted by Skeptics

A witty note from the New York World quips that 1,487 remedies for rheumatism exist yet offers no cure, suggesting the abundance of supposed fixes while the illness persists.

New York World

Plan of Union Services for July and August

The Ministerial Association of this city outlines a July and August plan of union Sunday evening services with changes possible. July 27 at Methodist church Rev Ferrall of Ames, August 8 at United Brethren, August 10 at Christian church Rev H Seccombe, August 17 at Baptist church Rev Ferrall, August 24 at Congregational church Rev Chandler. Music by the hosting church choir. all residents urged to attend.

Methodist Church Ferrall Ames United Brethren Church Christian Church H. Seccombe Baptist Church Congregational Church Chandler

Real Estate Transfers For Week Ending July 19 1902 Ames IA

Real estate transfers listed by Smith Bricker Neveda Iowa show RH McCarthy et al transferring parcels to W A Swank Ella Swank and others for sums from 2500 to 4000 in College Park and Kingsbury additions Ames. Additional transfers include Orland Eddy to E L Griffith and LB Spinney to R H McCarthy. Cemetery Association warns cleaning lot refuse must be removed from cemetery walks.

Smith & Bricker Nevada Iowa RH McCarthy W A Ella Swank College Park North Ames Swank McCarthy M. Elecra Gripert

Quieting Title Suit in Story County Iowa 1902

In Story County District Court August Term 1902 J A Fitchpatrick files to quiet title to the north half of the northeast quarter of section 24 township 84 north range 24 west. Defendants include Francis White Jane White Margaret H White Mrs B Franklin Bond Isaac Evans Lou Evans Theodore Evans Elizabeth Bisbee and W K Bisbee. If you do not appear by noon of the second day of August term default will be entered and decree rendered.

Story County Iowa J. A. Fitchpatrick Francis White Jane EK. White Margaret H. White W Dow B. Franklin Bond Francia White Jane EE. White Isaac Evans Lou Evans Theodore Evans Elizabeth Bisbee W. K. Bisbee District Court Eghty Court House Nevada FireHpatrick & McCall

North Western excursion tickets to Colfax Iowa offer round trip

Excursion tickets on the North Western line to Colfax Iowa are offered at one fare for a round trip from July 23 to August 8 inclusive. Return is limited to August 4. Tickets available through Chicago and North Western Railway agents.

Colfax Chicago & North- Western Ra Y Chicago & North-Western Chicago Missouri River Omaha Pacific Coast Denver Iowa Nebraska Dakotas Black Hills

De-hyde Cough Cure Sold With Guarantee

An advertisement touts Dr Geo Leininger’s Formal de-hyde Cough Cure as the best remedy for coughs and colds. It promises a guarantee at 25 cents through a local pharmacy.

Geo. Leininger

Bergs Sweet Laxative Chips Promote Pure Blood and Skin

Loughran and Bauer advertise Bergs Sweet Laxative Chips as a mild effective remedy for constipation and bowel complaints. The candy claims to be safe and non injurious, promising a pure blood, rich and clean skin and a beautiful complexion, priced at 10 and 25 cents.

Loughran & Bauer Berg

The Money Back Cough Syrup Guarantee Offer

A newspaper puff promotes Dr. Geo Leininger's Formal hyde Cough Cure with a bold claim to cure consumption and serious lung and throat diseases. It promises a 25 cent price and a money back guarantee. A lost item notice offers a reward for returning a black leather cushion kinder at P. P. Brown. Santa Claus or Lenox soap 7 bars for 25c is advertised at Tilden's with a question about quantity.

Geo. Leininger Coye P. P. Brown Tilden’s

Real Estate Agents A Word To You Circular Offer

An advertisement notes a circular about land booms and profits. It urges readers to write J F Merry A G P for details. The notice lists a Dubuque Iowa address and a Sept 80 date reference in Cent Ry.

J. F. Merry A.G.P Cent. Ry Dubuque, Ia

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Trustees Meeting Haliser Housers Hardware Plan of Union Services Orland Eddy E L Griffith Ole N Bauge Kate Munden Kingsburys R H McCarthy Epworth League Thompson & Graves Insurance Sioux City Carp F. H. Waters Keedick’s Clothing Store Banker’s Accident Insurance Co F. L. Merepith New Orleans M. Hems’treef Story Boone Greene Monona Way Harrison Red River Minnesota North South Dakota Oklahoma Kansas Wasendans Raad’s Read’s Market Ames, Iowa Loughran & Bauer T. J. Mutter & Son Iowa Central Railway St. Paul Minneapolis Kansas City Peoria Marshalltown Points Rocky Mountain Qaporateo Tea
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