Chicago and Northwestern Time Table Arrangements
Train schedule update from G. W. Rogers, agent, listing Chicago and Northwestern lines east west and north south routes with express freight and passenger numbers, times, and notes on Sunday non-runs between Jewell and Ames. Mentions connections to Omaha and Missouri Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcept
Chica
Piocesss
Badansee
Overland Lim
Chicago
Eevee Iyivee Seg
Pacific
Csrroli
Fast Mail
Colorado
Maes Tlh
Dakota
Liam
DM & S.C
Psgr
Ames & DM
Jewell
Ames
Bakage
Enmay
Sarrell
Issouri Alley
Omaha Pas Coast Connection
G. W. Rogers
Endorsement of Sunday sports and beer gardens by Rev Horace Porter
The Rev. Horace Porter of Plymouth Church Brooklyn argues for integrated religion and physical culture. He praises walking, cycling and Sunday outdoor activity for workers and endorses beer gardens as a safe social space, while criticizing smoky back rooms and family separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Porter
Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
New York
Horace Porterman
Raines Hotel
The American Tommy Atkins and Jimmy Green Heroism
The piece argues that Jimmy Green embodies ordinary heroism in war. It describes civilians and soldiers enduring brutal conditions, from burning villages to tropical heat, with Green showing calm acceptance and lack of personal fear, illustrating American soldiers as exemplary but unglorified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Green
Harper's Weekly
Hebrew Marriages Place Woman Right in Ceremony
The article notes a cultural difference in Jewish weddings where the bride stands to the right of the groom, contrasting with other nations where she stands to the left during the rite. This reflects ceremonial custom and gender positioning specific to Hebrew nuptials.
Ancient Chinese Dictionary Legend
The text claims the earliest dictionary in the world is a Chinese lexicon compiled by Pacut-she a millennium before Christ, presenting a historic belief about antiquity of Chinese lexicography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacut-she
Oscar T Corson Elected President of National Teachers Association
Oscar Taylor Corson of Ohio, a farmer’s son born May 3, 1857 near Camden, is named president of the National Teachers Association. A former superintendent of Cambridge schools and Ohio commissioner of common schools, he now publishes the Ohio Educational Monthly and serves on the Ohio State University board of trustees. He resides in Columbus and is married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Taylor Corson
National Teachers’ Association
Ohio
Preble County
Camden
Oscar T. Corson
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Cambridge
Ohio Educational Monthly
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Florida
Vorson
Ohio State University
Columbus
England and the World’s Police Task
A discussion inspired by William Cunningham in the Atlantic argues that managing diverse racial populations on shared soil is the global political issue of the future. It cites England’s Indian experience as a model, noting the need for strong civil authority to maintain peace, punish wrongdoing, and extend imperial policing where required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
India
William Cunningham
Atlantic
Thoughtful Sparrow Learns to Call for Help
A High Wycombe correspondent reports a sparrow pair on Bridge street. One bird was pinned by a loose slate, unable to move, and Its mate frantically cried out until a passerby with a ladder freed it. The two sparrows flew away together chirping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Mail
High Wycombe
Bridge Street
Baltimore census signals large Negro population
Officials expect the census to reveal Baltimore has the largest Negro population of any city in Christendom, with at least 125 000 people. The figure frames the city’s demographic makeup and potential policy considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Christendom
Homeseekers Tickets On Sale By Chicago Great Western
On June 20 July 4 and 18 August 1 and 15 September 5 and 19 Homeseekers tickets to the south west and northwest go on sale for one fare plus 2.00 round trip. Tickets valid 21 days from sale. For details call any agent Mayle Leaf Route or write F H Lord general passenger and ticket agent 113 Adams st Chicago.
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Chicago Great Western B.y
Homeseekers
South
West
Northwest
Mayle Leaf
F. Hl. Lord
Adams St
Chicago
New Day Train To St Paul And Minneapolis Via Northwestern Line
Des Moines departures at 9:00 a m daily except Sunday and Ames at 10:30 a m reach St Paul by 7:45 p m and Minneapolis by 8:15 p m with return from Minneapolis at 7:10 a m except Sunday and St Paul at 7:40 a m reaching Ames 5:00 p m and Des Moines 6:15 p m Vestibuled coaches run through the entire route without change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Des Moines
Ames
St. Paul
Elmore
Minneapolis
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Cr Vic Socier’res
I. C. C. F. Ames
Iowa
Odd Fellows Hall
B.S. Proper
J. Miller
N. G
M.carthy & Lee
A. Richmond, M.D
J. F. Martin
First National Bank
Nevada
W. H. Wynn, JR
Attorney-At. Law
DRS
Richmond & Hutchison, Physicians and Surgeons
Bosworth’s
W. BE. Harriman
Hamilton Block
Thurston's
W. E. Winsett
Story County Bank
Hutchison
M. D
Vas
Arevenne Rock EY
H. Kelso
Hamilton's Grocery
A. K. Banks
Henry Donhowe
Willery
Story City
Times Office
Ork, F. Bell
Roland Iowa
J. K. Rollins
Lockwood Elevator
C. & N. W. Depot
Llanville Greenhouse
F. J. Olsan
G.ed. Nichols
New Palace
Owa
Chicago & Northwestern
Christ
Palestine
Henry Ward Beecher
Dr. Abbott
Tommy Atkins
Bigelow & Smith
Eureka
Standard Oil CO
Ebster
Iowa Sr. Court
Iowa State Supt. of Education
Iowa State Regie
G. & C. Merriam Co., Publishers
Springfield
Mass
HOPE
Adams Bros
ER & Sorenson
Poult Rey, Me A
Plymouth Rocks
J. J. Kegley
Ames, Ta
E.B. Stewart& CO
Steartton
Chilbert
Iron and Steel Ranges
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