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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
2
Advert says kidney and bladder trouble is common causing back and groin pain and urinary disorders. Recommends DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills for a few days to a week to feel better and prevent serious ailments. Claims antiseptic and pain relief properties and offers a free trial box sold by C. A. Gamble.
Students set a 15e charge for class day exercises to fund the annual high school present. Proceeds will also support the class play with part allocated to the gift. Graduating exercises will be free.
Des Moines Register and Leader editor Harvey Ingham will be the commencement day orator for Ames high school on Thursday evening, June 3. The text highlights Ames as a rising educational center with balanced male female enrollment and ambitious plans for higher education and rural school funding. It notes Ingham’s fast speech, his political-educational aims, and the community’s welcome.
Opinion on Congressman Murphy's push for investigation of Judge Phillips and McPherson, alleging ties to corporations. Governor Larrabee cites Justice Brewer and Hoar to claim federal judges are biased toward railroad interests and asks if cleansing the bench is overdue.
A Kansas City Star verse laments rapid city growth that replaces ballfields with houses and flats. The speaker argues for stricter building laws to safeguard the pursuit of happiness and the kids right to play.
An old maxim speaks to friendship and time, noting that those with no time to spare for friends lose the warmth of companionship and shared moments. The saying underscores value of allocating time for personal ties.
Hon John Morrison of Hedrick receives notice that a Manila defense battery was named Battery Morrison in honor of his son Captain John Morrison killed in action in the Philippine insurrection. Captain Morrison was brother to Mrs Prof 8 W Beyer of Ames and Miss Ruth Morrison, esteemed instructors at Iowa State College. The government is commended for recognizing this stock of sturdy Scotch patriots.
A compact axiom notes that coercive effort in religious outreach fails to win over male adherents. The statement implies genuine engagement and respectful debate are more effective than pressure or manipulation.
Ames City Council announces a resolution of necessity to curb sections of Onondaga Street, Douglass Avenue, and Kellogg Avenue with concrete curb, detailing dimensions, grade relations, and assessment of costs to abutting properties. A public hearing is set for June 24, 1909, with notice in the Ames Times and Intelligencer.
A testimonial from Mrs G Davenport of Roycefield New Jersey says Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve rheumatic pains and calm nerves that disrupt sleep. The ad claims no stomach upset or habit formation and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit.
A terse aphorism notes that bending a universal truth to selfish aims can collapse it into a single self-serving claim. The reflection warns against shaping broad wisdom to personal gain, urging integrity and restraint in applying knowledge.
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