Grateful Gift Sparks Playful Pet Monkey Exchange
A lighthearted note describes a gift of a pet monkey between close acquaintances. The message conveys warmth and affection as one speaker promises to miss the other during absences.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1895
Page
4
A lighthearted note describes a gift of a pet monkey between close acquaintances. The message conveys warmth and affection as one speaker promises to miss the other during absences.
Farmers urged to try Salter's new hardy Red Cross Wheat claiming 60 to 80 bushels per acre. Fall seeding grass and clover offered with free sample and catalogue from John A. Salter Seed Co. La Crosse Wisconsin.
The Saxon village of Esleben once known as Luther’s birthplace is deteriorating due to ongoing earthquake shocks that began in 1892.
Chicago Great Western Railway offers one first class round trip fare to Boston for the Knights Templar Conclave August 26 to 30 1895. Tickets on sale August 19 to 24 and valid to September 15 or October 6 with extension. Route options and agent contacts provided by C G W Ry.
A crusty bachelor remarks that a woman keeps secret what she does not know and adds that it would be well if some men followed her example.
The Nickel Plate road advertises surprisingly low round trip rates to Boston with forty route options. Tickets on sale August 19 to 25 with a strict first class service and sleeping car space available in advance. For information contact J Y Calahan General Agent 111 Adams Street Chicago.
In Reading Pennsylvania a hosiery plant employs about 1200 young workers who produce 600000 stockings each week. The stock is valued at about 30000 dollars, with a market value estimated around 60000 dollars.
New sleeping cars in service on the Minneapolis to Kansas City route add open drawing room cars with modern comfort and safety. The Chicago Great Western promises luxury on trains between Minneapolis St Paul Des Moines St Joseph and Kansas City with dining cars offering a la carte meals and pay for what you eat.
The medals and other relics of Admiral Lord Nelson have been offered for sale at auction by his grandnephew Viscount Bridport.
Conclave events staged in Boston from August 26 through 30 inclusive with tickets on sale via Nickel Plate road August 19 to 25 inclusive. Low rates apply on through trains and sleeping cars plus dining service and side trips to Chautauqua Lake Niagara Falls and Saratoga. inquiries to J Y Callahan General Agent 111 Adams Street Chicago IL.
A reflective message urges praising God with joy rather than a frown, emphasizing positive reverence and sincere faith in daily speech.
A Denver Colorado appeal notes that farmers outside irrigated districts still envy the security irrigation provides. The author argues irrigation ties the economy to reliable water use and urges practical study, offering contact to ZEYH. CHAS. FELT at 207 Boston Building Denver Colorado.
The report states that fruit farmers sent apples abroad totaling 242,160 dollars last year. The figure reflects export activity and market demand for surveyed growers.
Horace Seely commercial agent Des Moines announces a round trip Des Moines to St Louis for 8 dollars. Leave Des Moines Friday 8 30 PM return Sunday night depart St Louis 6 PM arrive Des Moines Monday morning to connect with all trains. Tickets on sale at 220 Fourth street Des Moines Iowa.
The story notes that Mrs Yates carries her late husband’s ashes in a small casket housed in a specially designed traveling bag. It also mentions a growing trend of tree planting promoted across most western states.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure, pleasant laxative that cleanses the system and relieves colds fevers and constipation. It claims health benefits by acting on kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them and notes pricing at 50c and 1 bottles. Manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co. and sold by all druggists.
A poetic fragment depicts a night scene with stars shining and a heart lifting from darkness. The speaker contrasts stars seen above with a general sense of spiritual blessing and renewal during a somber moment.
The Rev. W. C. Prince argues for the old puritan method of Sabbath observance, claiming childhood memories of Sundays are cherished and that rigid discipline fostered character. He contends modern relaxed practice lacks the same separation between sacred and weekday life.
A sermon on Matthew 6 11 urges daily prayer for bread from God. It argues reliance on God prevents sin, shapes honest work, and fosters generosity toward the needy while condemning theft and vice. It links prayer to ethical action and social responsibility.
A preacher urges church members to support their pastor with attendance and invitations. He warns that an empty pew harms the pastor and the soul, urging believers to bring friends and fill the house of God. The message stresses responsibility, outreach, and personal example.
In The Bookman article on Books and Culture Mr. Mabie contends most readers seek information or refreshment rather than enrichment. He asserts true culture requires deeper knowledge gained through deliberate reading aimed at growth.
The passage argues that true reading reshapes character beyond memory. A pedant relies on memory, a cultivated person on meditation and imagination. Real readers live with books, letting them become doors to life and deeper understanding.
A sermon explains how sinners become born of God by giving up sin and receiving Jesus Christ. Belief in the Son grants power to become sons of God, now in present faith, rejecting the Spirit leads to condemnation. God does not blame actions alone but condemns retaining a sinful nature.
Epworth Herald and several religious papers critique social norms and conduct. Discussions cover dancing schools, neighborly faults, Christian fidelity, railroad morals, missions funding, and the Bible's guidance for understanding God’s word.
A compact reflection on Bible study and fellowship. It emphasizes that Jesus speaks through adversity, that pairing Christians accelerates harmony, and that opening scripture reveals Christ. It likens companionship in faith to walking with God and carrying a message with wings on the feet.
The passage argues that respect for future governance and divine protection remains constant. It asserts there will be a future where God remains sovereign and emphasizes enduring values of love friendship fellowship and mutual recognition as supported by scripture.
A compact meditation on charity of speech as equal to charitable action. It urges judging gently, avoiding misread motives, and withholding harsh verdicts until proven otherwise, arguing mercy can uplift hearts and communities.
A reflection on the harm of spreading rumors and the value of charity in withholding harsh judgments. It contrasts quiet restraint with how speech can keep a tale alive, urging silence to seal unpleasant secrets away.
The passage presents varied definitions of a concept by different roles. It contrasts a miser, society girl, poet, scholar, criminal, artist, worldling, and Christian, culminating in Christ, who suffered to save a world. It invites readers to write their own definition and confront themselves.
A devotional exhortation encourages using gifts to bless others. The speaker urges ready service and generosity as Christian duty, stating that blessings multiply when shared and that failing to act as a messenger diminishes the mission.
Rollin A. Sawyer, born D., urges loyalty to ultimate truth and reverence for God's law. He cautions against freedom without moral compass, warning of the peril of drifting from Heaven and divine guidance in contemporary society.
The Maharajah of Baroda issued a mandate prohibiting new liquor saloons without official sanction. He added that if five-sixths of house owners and residents petition for closure, the official may order shops shut.
A reflective excerpt by T B Thayer on death as a passage through shadow toward spiritual awakening. It states believers walk the valley of shadows and rely on the Savior's footprints and the morning light of resurrection to be with God.
A reflective biblical quip by Bishop Hall extols patience under hardship and contentment, calling cheerfulness the summit of Christian fortitude as a spiritual ideal for believers.
The long standing Halle fete honors the cake bearing salt workers. A cake of 100 pounds is blessed and carried by a youth with his sweetheart while red tunics and plumes mark the procession. After a ceremony and banquet a grave cake dance follows with drums and fifes, ending with a dawn inn dance.
A Nuremburg company unveils a trellis like sole for boots using spiral metal wire filled with gutta percha and ammoniac resin. The durable yet flexible sole is attached to ordinary footwear with special nails and priced about 50 percent below leather. Tested in the army, results described as very satisfactory with soles remaining sound after heavy use.
Proceed to Boston for Knights Templar conclave via Nickel Plate line with passes through Chau tauqua Lake Niagara Falls Thousand Islands and more. Tickets on sale August 19 to 25 with sleeping and dining cars and quick service. Contact Y Calaban Chicago for details. Vegetable oils exports last year valued at 5 million dollars.
The notice lists a 3.00 round trip to St Louis Missouri and back via Great Wabash. Trains depart Friday evening from Union Depot Fifth and Cherry. Return is Sunday night from Des Moines Iowa Fourth Street.
This excerpt notes a conversation about the girls’ bloomers and fashion standards. Browne jokes that they will look better once made with less fabric, reflecting humorous wartime or civic era tone about dress and modesty.
A church audience hears a dramatic moment as an old umpire awake from sleep proclaims the line Safe on third, highlighted by a preacher's rising climax. The exchange blends sport and sermon, capturing a humorous cross of baseball lore in a parish setting.
In Oklahoma, rumors swirl after the death of Bill Dalton as a vigilante group questions the coffin and the cause. The exchange hints at suspicions surrounding Dalton's demise and potential extralegal action.
Advert reads that tobacco dulls life and nerves, urging quitting with No-To-Bac as the guaranteed cure. Promotes Druggist availability and claims improved health and vitality after stopping tobacco use.
A grocer and a man with an account exchange a joke about a button marked N C. The man asks about the Sons of North Carolina, but the grocer quips that he belongs to the Sons of nothing, meaning No Credit, and the man leaves without adding to the account.
A pupil recalls being kept in after school after the teacher asked how many teeth a man has and the student replied with a mouthful. The light dialogue captures a humorous clash between student wit and stern pedagogy.
Horace Seely, Commercial Agent, Des Moines, promotes a round trip from St. Louis for 3.00 dollars. Travel planned Friday night August 23 with return Sunday night. ticket details list 290 Fourth Street Des Moines.
A compact proverb-like note warning that deceptive appearances conceal the greatest danger. It cites the classic paradox of danger hidden in a disguise, urging vigilance toward trusted images that mask true intent.
Rev H P Carson of Scotland South Dakota says two bottles cured his little girl. Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by druggists at five cents.
The census reports about 21 million church members across the United States, highlighting broad religious affiliation and community participation nationwide. The figure reflects membership counts across multiple denominations and congregations.
A companion piece exploring how ridicule harms delicate feeling and how heroism, will, and inner strength shape greatness. It argues that soul in art equals body, learning comes from self-effort, and public praise or censure tests character.
A report notes George Q. Cannon has translated the Books of Mormon into the Hawaiian language. A florist estimates annual flower industry revenue at five hundred million dollars.
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