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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
6
An account describes a perilous voyage near the Australian coast. Captain Stokes narrates a tense clash with native warriors, a swift pursuit, and a retreat toward the beach amid heavy fighting. A separate anecdote recalls a church book controversy aboard a ship, highlighting moral debates.
A fragmentary note discusses a Northwestern paper and railway history in the United States. It mentions the Mississippi region and a large, early 20th century accounting of rail lines, with references to period publications and a range of unrelated ad-like items.
The Story County Board of Supervisors examine the treasurer's accounts and find the balance sheets balanced. The report is dated June and confirms the accounts of B A Fawrell and Yougher as presented by the treasurer.
A Persian monarch overhears three sages the Greek the Indian and the Persian debate life and death. The Grecian cites old age in poverty the Indian cites pain with impatience and the Persian says the ultimate evil is dying without a single good deed to light the darkness.
A compact, overdue look at Thoreau as a pioneer of outdoor living writing. The piece traces his influence on individualism and nature study, notes his enduring impact on a lifestyle and literary school, and cites Mabie’s praise of his quest for health and vitality through simple living.
Readable fragments show multiple time stamps and route mentions like Atlantic, Chicago, and Omaha. Entries include passenger times such as 10:40 PM 6 PM and 3:53 AM, with scattered initials and terms implying a timetable or schedule review. No coherent event or clear entities beyond generic transport references.
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