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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
4
A Brooklyn trolley conductor faced a curious scene when an Italian passenger refused to pay the five cents for music. The man claimed he should receive music for his nickel and objected after fare collection. The conductor showed there were seven fares and admitted he had miscounted one. the Italian finally alighted, still protesting for his five cents.
A West Third Street woman, momentarily absentminded, gives a beggar 25 cents then runs after a man to urge him not to spend it on liquor. He plans to use it for drink, while a second petitioner receives similar instruction after a wary beggar tests the coin at a nearby saloon. The episode ends with both men moving on.
In Brooklyn a young man and a charming companion attended a church wedding on park slope. As the bride and groom were due the couple halted near the front, the groom refusing to proceed while the bride expressed readiness. Onlookers urged a move to the altar and the incident drew mixed reactions from the congregation.
A writer recalls Mr. Blackmore’s mixed feelings about Lorna Doone. He resisted praise for the novel yet admits its fame. When asked if Jan Ridd was real, Blackmore said yes but added the character was not glorious and calling him a coarse brute.
An odorless disinfectant is described for plumbing. Dissolve half a pound of potassium permanganate in four gallons of water and pour slowly down pipes. It will stain bowls purple. remove stains with weak oxalic acid and rinse immediately after use.
Washington Star article explains scoop culture among reporters and editors. It details beat value, salary stakes, and the race to break news, including a Washington anecdote about conflicting predictions on a national measure and the luck involved in securing headlines.
The Philadelphia Press quotes a doctor urging a patient to take a trip to Europe. A man with a large, expensive family agrees that a change is needed, suggesting the doctor should also reconsider. The exchange ends with a reminder to change one's mind.
A dialogue from Harper's Bazaar depicts a mistress insisting Bridget stay for another girl and claiming intent to reveal the strength of a woman. The exchange centers on control and gender expectations in courtship.
The text praises Solomon as the wisest man who split his copy into brief paragraphs to improve readability. It notes this technique helped his writings get read and understood.
A compact note suggests calm living as the best remedy for a cold, declaring the happiest people are those who forget to worry.
Southern California promotion touts its climate as ideal. The Iowa Central Short Line markets a four day winter trip by Pullman Tourist car departing Wednesdays from Minneapolis St Paul Mason City Marshalltown Grinnell Oskaloosa Albia, with Santa Fe Route connection to Los Angeles and San Francisco. Agent Geo. S. Barry Marshalltown Iowa invites inquiries.
Backache should never be neglected as it may signal kidney disorder leading to Bright's disease or diabetes. Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised as guaranteed for kidneys. Tinpen and Loughran, New York. City and state payroll figures note 9,821 officials on regular pay rolls.
Advertisement style note urging quick digestion with Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Claims it digests what you eat and prevents fermentation. Endorsed by L. M. Bosworth and promotes pleasant tasting remedy.
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