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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1905
Page
10
Persons wishing extra copies of this Souvenir edition can get them at this office. Price five cents per copy. All persons who have used cuts in this week's issue are requested to call and get same at once, as they are liable to become mis laid and lost.
L R Morris operates a modern livery and boarding barn in Ames with a bus and baggage line serving trains and hotels. The Ames business man has long been in the livery trade and has upgraded the facility to first class standards.
The Oklahoma Times Journal notes a pachofsha rite used by a lower Indian class to treat the sick. A doctor tends the patient in seclusion for three days, then a corn and meat stew is served in a communal feast. if no improvement, the patient may die or recover by providence.
Inscriptions on blades form a literature of their own, from Toledo repiers with mottos like Do not draw me without reason to Ferrara blades bearing A value varies with the hand that holds me. Hungarian swords carry Ie that thinks not as I do thinks falsely, reflecting maker names and arms. Elaborate hilts and ornate Italian blades show historic artistry.
A London Standard note discusses how land breadth and environment influence eyesight. Eskimos detect white foxes at great distances, Arabs on vast deserts recognize distant objects, and Norwegians are warned for their sharp vision due to living conditions, while poor lighting and heavy studying are blamed for rising defects in England and America.
Illinois Central offers a special excursion from Webster City to New Orleans and back for twenty one days at a low rate. Sleeper berths cost $1000 per double, with stops in Memphis Greenville Vicksburg Natche s Baton Rouge and several Mississippi locations. Travel dates May 15 to May 24 1905 with three days in New Orleans and a Farmers' Convention schedule. For reservations send $10 and details to J F Merry assistant general passenger agent Dubuque Iowa by May 10.
Lemon City Florida resident Mr GC B Wainwright reports faster relief from stomach pains colic and cholera morbus when taking Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy dissolved in water as hot as drinkable He notes the effect is doubled in speed and directs it be sold by Loughran Bauer.
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The document presents the Electric Department’s annual financial and operational report from April 1 1904 to April 1 1905. It outlines expenditures, revenues, infrastructure projects, and service metrics, detailing plant capacity, peak demand, maintenance, and planned improvements for the year ahead.
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