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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1901

Page

3

Time zones and world clocks guide from Detroit Free Press

The guide lists global time standards by meridians from Greenwich. It notes Western European time in England Belgium Holland Luxembourg. Central European time in Germany Austria Hungary Denmark Italy Serbia Sweden Norway Switzerland. Eastern European time in Bulgaria Romania Turkey in Europe. and various far regions including Philippines Japan Australia New Zealand and the United States Canada Mexico. It cites Madrid Lisbon and St. Petersburg meridians for Spain Portugal and Russia.

Spain Portugal Russia Greenwich England Belgium Holland Luxemburg Germany Austria-Hungary Bosnia and Herzegovina Kongo Free State Denmark Italy Servia Sweden Norway Switzerland Bulgaria Roumania Natal Turkey Europe Philippines Australia Japan Victoria Queensland Tasmania New Zealand United States Canada Mexico Hawaiian Islands Madrid Lisbon St. Petersburg Detroit Free Press

Duel on Main Street Ends in Bratton's Death

Bratton and George Gannon, long enemies in La Junta, Colorado, duel in the town ended with Bratton shooting Gannon through the heart as they paraded arm in arm. Bratton lost his right hand that night and later played a violin with a bow attachment. Northern Wisconsin Railway lands and Pan-American Exposition travel notes follow in the same column.

Colorado House la Junia Jim’ Bratton George Gannon Gannon Bratton Jim la Junta George Creede Washington Post

The Result of His Study

A conversation quotes Senator Sorghum claiming he studied human nature and found the answer is that human nature loves money. The exchange implies his success stems from this view and jokes about writing a book.

Senator Sorghum

Button mix up causes wardrobe mishap

Towne asks about the quarrel and Browne recalls asking his wife to sew a button on his coat. The wife sewed a button but the button came from his vest rather than the coat, prompting a lighthearted exchange about the mistake.

Towne Browne

What Was Needed by Beecher on farmers and soil

Henry Ward Beecher recalled a medieval tale in which a priest is asked to bless a farmer’s field. After surveying the soil the priest declares salvation comes not from prayer here but from proper farming and purification of the land.

Northwest Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Minneapolis Duluth Superior Ashland Geo. W. Bell Hudson, Wis G. H. MacRae St.Paul Minn Henry Ward Beecher

Illinois Central Limited Sleeper Service to Florida

The Illinois Central announces through sleeping car and Pullman buffet service from Chicago to Jacksonville via Lookout Mountain. The train departs Chicago daily at 6 10 p m and connects at Mattoon with the Illinois Central line from Peoria. Arrival times include Nashville the next morning and Atlanta the following evening.

Chicago Jacksonville Fla Lookout Mountain Central South Mattoon Millnois Central Peoria Nashville Chattan Atlanta Illinois Central

Piles Cure Sold With Guarantee and Free Samples

A wartime era pitch promotes a cure for piles claiming Rector has cured many people. The offer guarantees success or No Pay, with samples offered free and a price of 50 cents. Ends with seller L. M. Bosworth.

Rector L. M. Bosworth

Homeseekers Excursions by Iowa Central Railway

The railway offers homeseekers tickets every first and third Tuesday with one fare plus 2 dollars for a round trip to destinations including Oklahoma and Texas oil fields. For full particulars contact Geo. S. Batty G P T A Marshalltown Iowa.

Iowa Central Railway Oklahoma Texas Oil Fields Geo. S. Batty Marshalltown Lowa Iowa Central Batty

Chicago Great Western Oar Schedules Coastbound Runs

Chicago Great Western announces oar routes with departures Saturday and Monday. Monday departure arrives Los Angeles Friday afternoon avoiding Sunday travel while Saturday trains reach Los Angeles Wednesday morning and San Francisco Thursday morning via Waco San Antonio and El Paso. For details contact the Des Moines traveling agent Cor Fifth and Walnut Streets.

Los Angeles San Francisco Des Moines Kansas City Santa Fe Missouri Kansas & Texas San Antonio Arkansas Pass Southern Pacific Northwest Texas St. Paul Minneapolis Waco el Paso Chicago Great Western Railway Cor Fifth and Walnut Streets

Piano Tuning and Ingersoll Anecdotes in Brief

A piano tuner argues pianos should be tuned four times a year to stay in top condition, noting immediate wander after tuning and the craft behind perfect tone. The piece also retells two Colonel Ingersoll anecdotes with commentary from Washington Times.

New York Sun

Making the Choir Sing

A pastor Dr Samuel West addressed a troubled choir who refused to sing next Sunday He insisted they begin with the second verse Let those refuse to sing Who never knew our God The hymn was sung as directed by the minister

Samuel West Dr. West

Wife cashes poker chips after discovery

A light hearted Washington Star anecdote in which a husband hides poker chips in an overcoat pocket and is confronted by a practical joker. The wife coolly traces the chips to their source and sends a messenger boy to cash them, turning the moment into a neat, humorous tale.

Washington Star

Quick and Effective. Willie

A humorous quip contrasts misinterpreted slang about an "advanced woman" with a farmer's wit. Wise notes that people misread the term as advancing in years, revealing a joke on language and perception. The line captures early 20th century newspaper humor tone.

Willie Kansas City

Puzzles for Judges and the Blouse Fetlock and Snaffle

A London Answers item recalls several court confusions over everyday terms. Examples include the meaning of blouse in a dress, fetlock on a horse, black lead for polishing, dry nurse, sandboy, and snaffle. Judges and barristers debated these terms until a stable groom clarified some, while others remained unsure.

Britain Hobson Recorder London

Taj Mahal Prince of World Architecture in Agra

The Taj Mahal in Agra Hindustan is described as the most magnificent work of architecture. Shah Jehan built it in memory of his favorite queen. It is octagonal in form and made of white marble inlaid with jasper and gems. The project employed 22,000 men for 20 years with an estimated cost of 16 million dollars.

Taj Mahal Agra Hindustan Shah Jehan

Fortune Teller Advised in Philadelphia Snippet

Dialogue humorously suggests using a fortune teller to learn marriage fate. Miss Coy proposes saving the fortune teller’s fee for the ring while Mr Backward-Well-er-yes nods to the idea. The brief exchanges reflect light social humor in early 20th century Philadelphia papers.

Miss Coy Philadelphia Press

Eels on the Menu in Boston Courtesy Remark

A brief humorous item from Les lie's Weekly notes a Boston restaurant customer asking for fried eels and the waiter responding that eels are available and suitable for frying. The gag centers on a playful misinterpretation of menu offerings.

Boston Leslie’s Weekly

Stamps Mentioned by Bishop Synesius of Cyrene

The earliest reference to stamps appears in the letters of Synesius of Cyrene on the Greek coast of Africa about four centuries after Christ.

Synesius Cyrene Africa

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Northern Wisconsin Railway North-Western Wisconsin Pan-Amer Ican Exposition Buffalo N. Y W. B. Kniskern Daniel Bros. & Herman Enco Mutual Phone Story County Abstract Books Nevada Iowa Union National Bank Ames W. M. Greeley Henry Wilson Gro. H. Tinpen Doe Bankers’ National Bank National City Bank New York Valley National Bank R. R Florida Nashville, Chattanooga A. H. Hanson California F. H. Hunter West Main St Mutual Ingersoll Morrill Voorhees Gorman Senate Colonel Ingersoll Mr. Voorhees James G. Blaine Fifteenth Street Treasury Department Washington Times Grey Bretney’s Cooley & Jones Chris Sorenson J. A. Campbell Real Estate & Insurance Roas South Side Main Street Ames, Lows Homeseekers A. Richmond M. D Putin Richmond & Hutchison Physicians and Surgeons Sali Read’s Market Ames, Iowa C.E. Hunt I. C. Brownlie D. D Freat& Brownlie
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