09 Mar 1893
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1893
Page
1
A call to raze decayed urban slums and replace them with modern fireproof blocks. Citizens urge using municipal power to buy stubborn monopolist land for healthful offices and housing, funding through ground rents to finance city redevelopment.
The piece notes many French Canadians in Montreal support annexation to the United States and republican governance while still cherishing memories of French rule. It contrasts this with persistent congressional rituals praising departed members and reflects on changes in times and values.
A mushroom sauce complements ek em, enhancing flavor when young or ripe.
A 1891 act spurred by Carl Schurz authorizes the president to proclaim forest preserves on public lands near river headwaters in western states. Six preserves cover over 5,000 square miles, led by a vast area southeast of Yellowstone Park and the White River reservation in Colorado, with New Mexico and Oregon each holding one.
Professor Harry Kellar argues in The North American Review that skilled Western magicians lack the Eastern arts of levitation and control over nature. He cites India and Africa as places where fakirs and witch doctors seemingly perform feats, including levitation, witnessed by Kellar and others. The piece blends awe with caution about supernatural explanations. A recipe for orange salad accompanies the article.
Gossard outlines five aims of language teaching: clear oral expression, concise writing in press and business contexts, ready public speaking, balanced social correspondence, and taste for English masterpieces. She advocates descriptive classroom methods, reading as a core tool, and a strong role for reading aloud, imagination, and vocabulary through targeted exercises and a school newspaper.
The article recalls changes at several colleges and schools including Maine state college presidency rejection and Fernald resignation, notes Columbia College dormitory absence, and mentions Rev Henry Fairbanks funding a memorial scholarship. It also records President McCoshs call for a conference on balancing mental exercise and evils. It ends with dietary guidance on sweet potatoes salads and certain vegetables.
A mother fears her daughter’s fading sight before marriage. The doctor urges marriage as a cure and touts Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as the only guaranteed medicine for women sold by druggists, promising satisfaction or a money refund as shown on its bottle wrapper.
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