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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1904
Page
7
Web species exhibit specific odors discernible by others. Ant noses on antennae detect nest vs enemy, same species vs colony, scent trails, larvae, and enemy presence. Early acquaintance yields peace. after 3 days odor standard fixes alliance and conflict rules.
Gibson William Harris recalls finding several stanzas in Abraham Lincoln’s handwriting in a Lincoln & Herndon office desk. Lincoln asked where the manuscripts were found, rolled them up, and took them away, later disappearing from sight. The tale suggests the poems were destroyed and never recovered.
A description of the black panther from McClure's Magazine portrays a dangerous, distrustful hunter from Africa. The animal is unseen by day, eyes gleam in the dusky cage, and feeding times fail to coax movement as it remains ready to strike its own kind.
A magazine contributor had a piece returned after starting the opening paragraph with the definite article the. The editor argued that allowing such starts would make every article begin with the. A New York newspaper reportedly rejects any story starting with the the opening word.
The owner of a new apartment house boasts it was built to last with an earthquake proof claim. His architect brother in law replies that an earthquake might actually improve it, sparking a wry exchange in the Chicago Tribune.
A passenger objects to being charged fare for a child over six claiming the boy has ridden with him for nine years on streetcars, while the conductor insists the child must pay. The exchange highlights age-based fare rules and passenger frustration.
A village exchange jokes that a congressman is national in Washington but explanational when he returns home. The remark plays on political perception and public profile in a humorous, regional voice.
An old newspaper fragment promotes ManZan for piles and Pinesalve for burns with O A Gamble as seller. It touts instant pain relief and healing without scarring, plus a travel notice for June excursions to Springfield via the Northwestern Line.
Charles Eliot Norton reviews John Ruskin as a highly gifted yet complex figure. The piece notes his sweetness and willfulness, keen perception, wide interests, and restless energy. It frames Ruskin’s evolving role from art critic to social reformer in his later work.
Francis H. Nichols describes stone animal worship in Shen si where life size carvings of elephants tigers and monkeys are kept in barred cages. The animals symbolize reincarnation and are revered while priests tend sick cats and dogs and even release fish in ponds as acts of virtue.
A quotation argues that success comes from working and not worrying while failure comes from worrying. It warns that combining both is ruinous and ends in self harm, urging balance between effort and calm rather than overdoing either.
Mrs. Popley remarks that our Robert is like a young Apollo in today’s dialogue. Mr. D Auber adds that artists try to shape public opinion toward classic heroes, as noted by the Philadelphia Press.
Excursion tickets to Sioux Orry Iowa via the North Western Line will be sold at reduced rates June 4 5 and 6 with return allowed until June 10 account of Masonic Grand Lodge Apply to agents Chicago and North Western Line Ry 7 2.
Mr. Thomas Hickey, a longtime Lincoln, Sr. citizen, praises Re-Go Tonic Laxative Syrup as the only perfect laxative. He reports quick relief after trying many remedies, noting no griping and a pleasant taste. Sold in 25c, 50c and $1 bottles by C. A. Gamble, druggist.
An advertisement touts Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar as a unique cough syrup with antiseptic germ destruction solvent to cut phlegm and laxative properties to cleanse the system. It claims relief for coughs colds lung and bronchial affections and notes sales by C. A. Gamble.
Mrs Louis Ernest of Evansville Indiana touts Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea as splendid and curative after others failed. Tea or tablet form priced at 85 cents, with endorsement by L M Bosworth.
The Des Moines Daily News advertises postage paid delivery options at $1.50 per year or $1.00 for eight months, 80 cents for three months, and 50 cents for three months. It claims to be the most complete Iowa paper and to come daily all year.
Pineules is described as a pine derived remedy for kidney and bladder issues plus rheumatism and lumbago. The ad invites readers to visit the store to learn more and notes it is sold by O. A. Gamble.
The remark advocates money as a master but offers no clear method or recipe for achieving wealth. It reflects a cautionary stance rather than practical guidance.
A reflective note argues that quiet conduct embodies Christian faith more than public preaching, suggesting inner devotion and deeds outweigh vocal proclamation. The statement emphasizes humility, service, and personal integrity as essential expressions of belief.
The advertisement touts Pineules as a new discovery that quickly cures kidney and bladder issues. It promotes the product alongside other remedies and lists OC. A. Gamble as the seller.
A wry proverb notes that a son-in-law bears responsibility when his mother-in-law misbehaves. It also warns against borrowing more money than needed to ensure capability to repay.
Advertising promotes Dade’s pills by Dr Dade as a cure for constipation. Sold by C A Gambie to readers seeking relief and health benefits.
Homeseekers excursion offers to the Northwest West and Southwest with greatly reduced tickets aboard the Chicago & North Western Railway. Dates and full details available from local agents. Constipation causes two thirds of sickness. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promoted as a remedy 85 cents.
Excursion tickets sold at one fare for round trip on June 6 7 and 8 and on June 9 for 8 arriving at Mason City before noon on that date limited to return until June 11 inclusive Apply to agents Chicago North Western Ry.
A pamphlet offering access to 382000 acres of government lands on the Rosebud reservation in the southeastern region describes maps and full settlement information. The leaflet, titled New Homes in the West, is available through North-Western Line agents or by mail from L. F. P. Gen. Agt Des Moines Iowa.
Travel ads offer very low rates to St Louis and return from all points on the Northwestern Line. Excellent train service and liberal return limits promoted. Ask ticket agents for fall particulars.
Bee's Laxative Honey is advertised as a cough cure and laxative syrup made from pure strained honey. It claims to strengthen weak lungs and uses antiseptic healing properties of Native Pine along with other ingredients. Sold by O. A. Gamble.
The Rosebud Reservation lands will open in July with registration and drawing dates and final entry details in a pamphlet New Homes in the West. The Passenger Department Chicago & North Western offers maps, Uct and homestead law guidance, and can mail copies for two cents or via ticket agents.
Dyspepsia tablets claim instant relief for stomach troubles, sour risings, and indigestion. The product is described as pleasant tasting like leaf sugar and sold by Oo A. Gamble.
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