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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1908

Page

7

Ames Social and Civic Notices Highlight Local Meetings

Local notices compile church census plans, D. A. R. meetings, library outreach, Chautauqua preparations, school and playground debates, and social club events. Community groups outline canvases, art lectures, and play day programs while reporting officers elected and notable visits and performances around Ames.

Chronic Diarrhoea Relief In Army Veteran Story

George M. Felton of South Gibson Pennsylvania recalls chronic diarrhoea starting in 1863 while in the army. He tried many remedies but found no lasting relief until A. W. Miles persuaded him to try Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which stopped it at once. Sold by all druggists.

Kedol Congregational Church Curtiss Morse Ames Canvnes Harper’s Weekly Winifred Fales National Playground Association Boston Buffalo Rochester Ames Chautauqua Lyceum Ernest Gamble de Pasquela Grand Gamble Ames Committee Newton Journal George M. Felton South Gibson A. W. Miles

Empty barrels and large stone jars for kraut

Perry's promotes practical supply items with empty barrels and large stone jars ideal for fermenting cabbage into kraut. Local shop highlights affordable containers suitable for home preservation and canning enthusiasts.

Perry

Visiting Chicago Schools Highlights Diversity and Strain

A tour of Haven Mosley Jones and Douglass schools shows crowded rooms with over 40 pupils each. With no corporal punishment, teachers face increased strain as recent visits reveal a cosmopolitan Jones school and several nationalities including four Chinese students among the learners.

Westbrook Harris-Emery’s Des Moines Teachers’ Pension Department Douglass Thirty-second Forest Avenue Mosley Wabash Avenue Field Columbian Museum Jackson Park Art Institute Alice J. Robinson Board of Education Tribune Haven Jones Illinois

New York Girls Learn Salesmanship in Evening School

Superintendent Maxwell launches a two year salesmanship curriculum for young women in New York schools. Miss Diana Hirschler leads the program with plans to shape friendly, confident saleswomen. Over 50 enroll in the first class learning store organization, customer relations, and product knowledge.

Maxwell New York Diana Hischler Massachusetts Pennsylvania Miss Hirschler Ling

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