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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1910

Page

2

Salem archives reveal Bridget Bishop execution warrant 1692

Seventeenth century warrant from Salem authorities orders Bridget Bishop hanged for witchcraft. Document signed by William Stoughton and George Corwin records her indictment, guilty verdict, and death sentence to be carried out on June 10 1692 in Salem.

Peabody Institute Salem Mass Bridget Bishop Massachusetts Bishop William Stoughton Corwin George Corwin County of Essex Al’s Olliver Edward Bishop Oyer Essex Middlesex Suffolk Abigal Williams Ann Puttnam Mercy Lewis Mary Walcott Elizabeth Hubbard Salem Village William Mary England &c Bridget Boston Lord William and Mary England Brigett Bishop Brigett

Lecture and concert schedule announced for December through March

On Saturdays and a Thursday a series of events is listed: Dr Eugene May leads a Ladies Lecture Course on December 3, December 10 features the Florentine Orchestra and a College Lecture Course, Ramos Spanish Orchestra appears February 11, Dixie Jubilee Singers perform March 9, all under the Ladies' Lecture Course program.

Eugene May Florentine Orchestra Ramos Spanish Orchestra

Midnight Ride of Paul Revere Recited at Scenic Theatre

A special matinee at Scenic Theatre presents Paul Revere's legendary ride with the poem excerpt and a theatrical laugh from start to finish. The program lists adults at 10 cents and children at 5 cents for Saturday, November 26th.

Toomer and Hewins Scenic Theatre

The First Requisite Election Verbatim Joke

Senator Vance asked an elderly former slave if he believed in election. The man replied that the Bible teaches the doctrine, and he’d rather not answer but insisted he never knew a man elected who wasn’t a candidate.

Vance Congress Ephraim Fac

The Parable of the Ten Ideas

A teacher tests two boys after months. One boy recalls ten facts with precise retrieval. The other boy generates many new facts from the ten, but the teacher ignores whether original facts remain, focusing only on work produced.

Paul Revere and the Midnight Ride Recalled in Verse

A historical poem recounts Paul Revere’s ride to warn of British advance and the lantern signals in the Old North Church. The scene shifts to New England towns and a river crossing as the nation’s fate is framed by a single horseman’s spark. Meanwhile Lake Wall fishing progress reports reveal carp and buffalo hauls and a funding path for future seasons.

Paul Revere North Church Tower Middlesex Old North Church Wall Lake Charles Spencer

Special matinee for ladies and children at Scenic Theatre

Saturday matinee November 26 presents Toomer and Hewins for a family laugh at Scenic Theatre. Seating at 2 30 p m with entertainment geared toward women and kids.

Toomer and Hewins Scenic Theatre

Ames City notices paving assessments on Main Duff Kellogg Douglass

Notices detail plats and schedules for paving costs on Main Street, Duff Avenue, Douglass Avenue, and Kellogg Avenue in Ames Iowa with assessments against abutting property and railways. Objections must be filed within twenty days of first publication, November 17 1910. Chamberlains Cough Remedy recommended for coughs and colds in a separate notice.

Ames Iowa Main Street Carroll Avenue Grand Avenue Duff Avenue 5Th Street Douglass Avenue Kellogg Avenue

Epworth League Aids Francis and Deaconess Homes

The Epworth League met in M E church parlors Monday evening and tied two comforts for the Francis home at Indianola. They also packed two barrels for the Deaconess home in Des Moines.

Epworth League M. E Francis Indianola Des Moines

Laborer Riddle and Jamieson Hall Dance Night

A classroom joke asks how long seven workers take for seven times the work, answer seven weeks due to a strike. In Jamieson’s Hall the Crescents gathered Thursday evening with Cramblitt’s orchestra providing music for dancing or cards as desired.

Tommy Crescents Jamieson Cramblitt

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Messrs S G Freeman F J Grass W J Gilmore and H H Reynolds of the Ozarks witnessed the Ames Nebraska game Saturday. Mr Gilmore also attended the National Horticultural Congress and Missouri Valley Corn Show.

Messrs S. G. Freeman F. J. Grass W. J. Gilmore H. H. Reynolds The Ozarks Mr. Gilmore National Horticultural Congress Missouri Valley

Mrs Cutting Questions Pillow Price Increase at Store

In a department store exchange Mrs Cutting notes down pillows now marked three dollars after yesterday’s two eighty eight price. A saleslady confirms the rise and argues the pillows have advanced in price.

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