Nevada Journal social notes run through Ames region
A long list of Ames residents and visitors is described, detailing travels, guests, and events. Names include Mrs J N Fowler, Mrs W Rush, Miss Lola Placeway, Miss Dana Cooper, Miss Florence Brown, Prof George W McCord, and many others visiting Ames, Marshalltown, Grinnell, Nevada, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myde Wilhiame
H. Kildee
Yichlian
Soetin
Tair
Irs Jehy Cate
Siousitv
Tic
Maxwell
Jack Watsor
Peni
Ruth
Lar
Grime
Frea McCall
Awsus
Hmarata Metrewoanu Caunen
Herve
Williames
Myre
Gergman
Mise Surerwil
Ewv
Sanday
Chas
Stange
Mondas
Liehen
Anse Sarah Kehtering
Wy WN
Spacgier
Larvayette
Me BE
M. Spangler
Mia J. Ot Russell
fWo Sonk
Ankeny
Annie Dunkle
Lola Placeway
Aves
Michigan
Ir. J. T. Sanders
Calleburs
Gilbert
Wid Myra
W. Z. Ghidden
Iity
Corwith
Iowa
Vernon Gudden
Parks and Son
Louise Oliver
Mabel Woompson
Lake Okobeofi
Ieorta
Inder Lee
Vr Wil Pavia
Lieh Scluot
Mins
Clarissa Clark
Ottuuwa
Business College
George W. McCord
Obumpus
Ohio
Flow Allen
A. &. Stock
Peoria
Ilinois
George Copestake
Mihet
Genevieve Perkins
Jone
Marshalltown
Florence Brown
Nes Moines
Gangiman
Sparks
Miss Jessiens
Potter and Son
Robert
Potter
Adsineton
Daddy Longlegs and Thirty Different Tribes
The article details the biology and behavior of Daddy Longlegs, including their tolerance to vegetation damage and readiness to produce variants as souvenirs. It notes the creature’s blunt form, lack of butterfly-like attractions, and the appearance of its mate. Descriptions cover larval stages, pupation, spiny rings, and surface features, mentioning chewing mouthparts and dense foot pads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lees
Daddy
Letruit
Pysiere
Contrary Crockery Dishes Do Play Queen Pranks at Time
In a London Ladies World note readers are told ordinary china can seem bewitched as tea sets smash themselves and jugs rush to self destruction. A cracked flower jug clings on while other china leaks. One ordinary jug later works perfectly after months on the shelf, sparking tales of witchcraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anne
London Ladies’ World
Suffering as a Form of Penitence and Strength
A reflection on suffering blending with spiritual form to yield penitent strength, attributed to George & Merriam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Merriam
Celeste Takes Hair Styling Request in Chicago Item
In a Chicago page feature, Celeste is asked to style hair for Miss Fewlox and prepare a surprising display by turning a fiancé’s photograph to the wall as part of a dramatic moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Fewlox
Celeste
The Natural One Remedy for a Deadlock
A Baltimore American quip suggests a simple key to break a deadlock. The cartoonish line frames negotiation as a puzzle needing a decisive solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Evidently No Friend Quotes on Enmity at Office
A Chicago Post excerpt shows a speaker lamenting betrayal by a so called friend. He details how the man spreads the speaker’s address to every book agent and canvasser, labeling him as an easy mark. The note exposes sharp personal enmity within local circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
Iowa State College Extension at State Fair Displays
The college extension department under W. J. Kennedy will present exhibits at the state fair to inform farmers about current work. Faculty will host lectures 10 to 11:30 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. on domestic science with topics on cooking soils alfalfa seed corn canning and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State College
Ames
Uherer
W. J. Kennedy
Iowa
College Extension Department
Princess Reopens Monday With New Vaudeville Acts
The Princess theater returns from a summer hiatus with refined vaudeville and pictures. Managers Sears and Narvis present Horan and Yan, a leading singing and dancing duo, followed by Russell and Radcliffe for the opening bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Theater
Aves
Sears
Narvis
Horan and
Yan
Russell and
Radcliffe
For Sale Modern 5 Room Cottage in Heber Near College
For Sale modern five room cottage with bath in Heber near college. Includes water and walks. Priced at 270000. Contact Sea EB H travel at Phone UO. 18 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Sea EB. H. Travel
Buck Len’s Arnice Salve Promises Piles Cure
Advertising claims Buck Len’s Arnice Salve fights piles and skin irritations. It allegedly soothes itching and inflammation and offers comfort, urging readers to buy for 5 cents at L. Mt. Rosworth and T. J. Loughran storefronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Hirea
L. Mt. Rosworth
T. J. Loughran
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Oin Shaw
Volo
Alvernin
Nolin
Madison
Rayhiin
Mrs. Ilarry
Dana Cooper
AsieSs
Knoxville
Hamilon
Duer
Spokane
Washington
Gus Martin
W. F Steigerwalt
Viwandhe Zimmerman
Fayette
Idaho
Jay A. Nash
Chicago
D. A. Nash’s
I. Smith
Mrs. Inselier
J. A. Heinie
Ilinvis
C. H. Page
Fort Dodge
W. J. Senmons
J. G. Hardin
Des Moines
Elina
Alice Falmer
Osage
Cameron
Lawrence Hodson
Grinnell
Rey
Douglass
Avilin Bradley
Loughran
Morton B. Newhberger
Monattle Creek
Battle Creek
Ily
Mrs & W
Ahan
Roy
Me. Kimball Bates
Norwalk, Ito
E Union
Mrs. Crum
James
Joy McDonald
Marshallows
Harriet
Alice Hallowell
A. V. Graves
Nevada
J. 5. Wade
Chautauqua
McCarthy
John Hug
Mason City
Eldora, Radcliffe and
Hubbard
Clark
Boone Street
California
Leland Stanford University
Frances Newens
Agnes Noble
Miss Noble
Harry Tarman
Little Son
Ida Heath
C. Yoder
Manchester
L. C Swartzell
Marion
Hazleton
George Snook
Snook
Dan Cripps
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Tan
Stephenson
Chautatqua
Mire
Colfax
Gr Miller
Newton
Mik Stephenson
Anna Nichols
Fay Wall
Mra Clark
Texas
Nita May
Armstrong
Nevada Ames Road
Nevada Journal
Daddy Longlecs
Contrary Crockery
Sia
Mare
GUT Grocery
bTouse
Ivo
Sis
Sid
Hee
Oxfords
Ames, Iowa
Iowa State Fair
Enson
Louise H. Campbell
M. L. Mosher
Honsge Parnisnine
Neale S. Knowles
Agricultural Cp
B. H. Hibbard
Turmers’ Cribs
W. Hunt
Lorab
Tanise H. Campbell
C. H. Stange
Yoo
Neale St. Knowles
Fr. Marcellus
Hogue and
Horsin
Rabe
Grace Sisters
Princess
Cere
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