Ames Iowa Rail Junction and Agricultural College Area
Ames lies on the Chicago and North Western Railroad at its junction with the Des Moines and Minneapolis Road, thirty six miles north of Des Moines. The city hosts the Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts with a well equipped public school and spacious building. Surrounding farms are productive and rich in orchard and fruit yields.
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Unclear Names List From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR shows a string of surnames and initials including Jones Smith Chambers Shockley Van Dusen Richmond Chamberla Haverty Maxwell Westerman Perkins and others. No readable event or context provided.
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M. C. Jones, M. J.smith
E. R. Chambers
W. C. Shockley
L. van Dusen
Richmond
van Chamberla
C. E. Haverty
G. H. Maxwe
J. H. Westerman
A. Perkins
Church Services Weekly Schedule at First Baptist
Sunday morning eding at 10 45 and evening at 7 30. Sunday School after the morning service. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7 30. E C Moulton, Pastor.
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H. W. Wilson
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Westward longing and war time romance in a Civil War tale
In a Union era narrative, a corporal exposes a Confederate spy named Delos Demarra who shares a complex love history with Col Cardonne. The spy escapes, later cared for in a hospital by a nurse who reveals her true identity. Their paths cross again after the war, revealing intertwined loyalties and a resumed life.
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Spider Predation By Keller Linked To Tree Pest Control
Dr C Keller of Zurich argues spiders destroy more aphids and insect pests than birds. His claims are supported by observations on coniferous and broad leaf trees and apple trees. Asia has railways similar to Illinois with seven eighths in British India.
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Dinner invitation to secure a loan ends in doubt
A wife asks her husband to bring Mr Robinson home for dinner hoping for a loan. He doubts he can get money, noting Robinson wants to wait a day or two before deciding. The exchange captures financial anxiety and humor.
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Rival sparks haste to marriage amid jealousy
The jealous suitor, incensed by a new beau, is outpaced by a conspirator who departs, leaving him to confront the situation alone and prompting a rapid plan to wed within minutes. The narrator notes she deserved him.
Street Salutations and Courtesy Etiquette
This passage advises women to bow to acquaintances and use walking courtesies. It suggests saluting with equal formality to oneself and respecting self restraint in unfamiliar situations. It notes that after a formal introduction, the person becomes a regular acquaintance.
Careful Experiments Question Magnetic Sense Claim
Mr Joseph Jastrow presents careful experiments challenging evidence for a magnetic sense claimed to detect a mysterious force. The report notes skepticism about sensory perception beyond known modalities.
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Hand Grenades Under Fire in Firefighting Doubts
The American Architect critiques modern hand grenades sold for firefighting, arguing most contain useless fillings and mislead buyers. It recounts a fire where grenades failed to stop smoke, while water and a hose effectively controlled the blaze, spoiling office contents in the process.
Rise of Turnpikes and Stage Coaches in Britain
In Charles II’s era tolls grew and roads were surveyed. The 1767 reform extended toll collection to great roads and shifted labor to country routes, spawning stage coaches and post road systems that transformed travel while France lagged behind in road quality.
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