College Notes Bearing News From Boone Campus
Miss Vina Clark visits Boone while professors host gatherings on campus. Marshalltown guest Lawrence Parker attends. Football game vs Highland Park slated with G G Green called home for hotel help. Dr. Orange Cessna travels to Cylinder for ill brother. Dr. Hagerman from Ohio joins Des Moines church. Faculty and students mingle at receptions and outdoor supper. Whiting trophy offered for top ten ears at corn judging school. Parlor recital marks tenth anniversary of Chapter AM. October Homes lectures set at Maples with Storms and Stan ton hosting. Tent program features four bands and speakers Governor Cummins Dr. Storms Dr. Breeden. football follows. Prof. Carlyle visits campus. cereal foods examined. dairy and farm mechanics courses announced. Building plans for drainage and farm mechanics facility described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Green
Cedar Rapids
Orange Cessna
Cylinder
Iowa
T. E. Hagerman
Ohio
First Methodist Church
Des Moines
A. B. Storms
W. O.whiting
Whiting
Adrian Newens
P. E. ©. Society
Alice Ambrose
Nevada
Carroll
Jewell
Liscombe
Ames
Cummins
Storms
Breeden
Highland Park
W. L. Carlyle
State Agricultural College of Colorado
Fort Collins
Carlyle
Kennedy
King
Iowa Agricultural College
Mannufacturers
Iowa City Press
The Art of Interrogation and Social Etiquette
The piece argues direct questioning, not traps, is essential in interrogation and social dialogue. It warns against impertinent or ulterior motives, notes most people dislike being startled or betrayed, and cites London Spectator on interrogation as a serious social skill. It ends with a testimonial about Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets preventing cholera morbus attacks.
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London Spectator
Corsets and Girdles Featured at Novelty Store
Tape girdles and Eaton girdles headline a display at the Novelty Store, offering long and short corsets as their finest selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Odd Notions of Women Across History Charms Superstitions
A compendium notes famous women held varied superstitions from Rosa Bonheur’s lucky St Anthony image to Caroline Herschel’s star‑finder omen. It cites George Eliot, Lady Millain, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Queen Victoria and others believing in luck, omens, or curses linked to daily acts and objects.
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Rosa Bonheur
St. Anthony of Padua
Caroline Herschel
George Eliot
Lady Millain
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Queen Victoria
I Don’t Care to Be Presented at Washington Event
A naval officer’s wife recalls Washington society life. At an army and navy German congress, a guest declined introduction saying he already has two ladies to attend to and cannot manage more.
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Diden
Washington
Graceful Elms Oaks and Pines Described in Forest Imagery
The elm and oak are praised for perfect form while the pine is noted for its graceful limbs. Branches seem to move with every wind as evergreen needles whisper, composing a solemn forest symphony.
Behind Her Back and Neighborhood Gossip
A Washington Star quote contrasts two women who describe a studious neighbor who avoids gossip. One says she dislikes gossiping while the other notes she talks about Helen of Troy and Romeo and Juliet instead of local events.
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Washington Star
The Young Man’s Pitch Signals Wage Rise to Six Dollars
A young man speaking loudly on a street car proclaims his wages have risen to six dollars a week. The firm he represents uses such demonstrations as a sign of improved pay, reflecting broader labor conditions.
The Prize Winner at Naggsby Contest Outcome
Waggsby Gaggster won the prize by laughing most heartily at his own joke during the op timism event last night in Naggsby. The Baltimore American reports the humorous win and the audience reaction.
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Prise
Naggsby
Waggsby
Gaggster
Baltimore American
Versatile. Hobson-How is your brother doing at college
Indianapolis Journal notes that Dobson-Fine is singing first tenor and playing second base, highlighting his versatile talents at college.
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Hobson
Dobson
Indianapolis Journal
Joint Stock Sale at F E Gunder Farm
The undersigned will sell at the F E Gunder farm one half mile north of Ames on Thursday Oct 8 starting at 1 pm. The sale includes 78 head of cattle with various ages, 50 hogs and shoats including seven Poland China boars, 15 Shropshire ewes, plus two Poland China boars and brood sows. Terms: cash on sums up to $5, over that amount twelve months on bankable notes at 6 percent interest, 2 percent off for cash. Sellers: E F Posecatse and B J Shelden with F E Guyver and W S Grove.
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F. E. Gunder
Ames
Poland
E F. Posecatse
B. J. Shelden
Forty Pound Gain in Thirty Days After Stomach Tablets
Our younger brother suffered months of indigestion. After trying remedies with no relief he began taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. In thirty days he gained forty pounds and recovered fully. Hotty Bros. Merchants, Long Branch, Missouri report strong sales and say the tablets are sold by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Hotty Bros. Merchants
Long Branch
Reward Offered for Return of J. R. Munpen Money
A twenty dollar reward is offered for the return of J. R. Munpen money between the office and depot on Tuesday morning September 15.
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J. R. Munpen
Remarkable Record for Chamberlains Remedy in Croup
Chamberlains Remedy has over thirty years in use with millions of bottles sold and used. It has been the standard treatment in thousands of homes for croup and, when given at the first signs of hoarseness or croup, can prevent an attack. It is pleasant to take and contains no opium or harmful substance, safe for babies as well as adults. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Little Girl Cured by Harts Honey and Horehound
Mr Herman Maller of Maller and Leykom lumber merchants Polar Langdale Co Wis reports his child with bronchial cough improved after using Harts Honey and Horehound. The remedy marketed as safe for children and available in 250 500 and 1.00 dollar bottles through O A Gamble successor to Goye Pharmacy.
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Herman Maller
Maller & Leykom
Polar, Langdale Co
Wis
O. A. Gamble
Goye Pharmacy
Editor Endorses Re-Go Tonic Laxative Syrup
John Edmonds editor of the Daily and Weekly Conurier in Lincoln Dl endorses Re-Go Tonic Laxative Syrup. He cites relief from constipation for sedentary workers and reports safe effective use without griping or nausea. Available in 250 500 and 1000 cent bottles through O A Gamble successor to Ooye Pharmacy.
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John Edmonds
Conurier
Lincoln
O. A Gamble
Ooye Pharmacy
For Sale Folding bed wood stove and coal stoves
For sale two hard coal stoves one wood stove and one folding bed all in good condition listed by 2001 Asa Vandermast.
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Asa Vandermast
Seven Room Dwelling on Boone Street Listed
A seven room dwelling on Boone street is described in the notice. Property listed under a local record with owner B. A. Lockwoop Gratin Oo and a 17 tf designation.
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Boone Street
B. A. Lockwoop Gratin
Taxes Delinquent Second Installment Day Named
The second installment of the 1902 taxes becomes delinquent October 1. Payments without penalty are accepted before that date at Story County Bank.
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Story County Bank
Maple City Self-Washing Soap Promise Saves Time
Readers are urged to try Maple City Self-Washing Soap claimed to cut work in half. The ad touts savings of money and temper by reducing washing effort and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple City
Household sale at Kellogg and Pearl Ames Iowa
Notice from H Banks of Ames Iowa offering a closing out sale at the corner Kellogg and Pearl Street due to move to California. Desires sell quickly with bargain pricing.
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Kellogg and
Pearl Street
Ames
Iowa
California
H. Banks
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College Notes
Vina Clark
Boone
Mrs. Resler
Lawrence Parker
Marshalltown
Ed. Klove
Beardshear Home
Prof. Marston
Dudley Day
Henry Taylor
University of Wisconsin
Hibbard
Zinthee
Farm Mechanics
Mollie Allen
South Fork
F. E. Guyver
Beifeld & Co
the Fair
W. F. Stratton
Cambridge, Iowa
Union National Bank of Ames
Phone State Bank
Cambridge
Dowbelt & Millard
Jewelers
Adler Bros. & Co
Kohn Bros
Walkover
I. D. Kredick
Knowlton
Barkhurst’s
Mittee & Son
Danie Bros. & Herman
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