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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1893
Page
3
Local ads and notices from Ames area papers
A survey of local ads lists Baker's jeweler, J. P. Watson's mittens, Caniel Bros. & Herman's boots, Ames Steam Laundry, and agents for Boston Rubber Shoe Co. A doctor extols Chamberlain products for pain and cough, with testimonials from J. J. LaGrange and A. E. Bending. Also notes on advertising, a pardon debate for Stanley in Story County, and praise for Veath's Companion as a juvenile reading classic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker's the Jeweler
J. P. Watson’s
Caniel Bros. & Herman’s
Ames Steam Laundry
Wine & Allen
P. A. Skinner
Texarkana
Arkansas
Chamberlain
Westerman
Chicago
Hopkins
J. J. LaGrange
Avoca
Neb
Westerman & Arnold
A. E. Bending
Halsey
Oregon
Manson Democrat
Storm Lake
Boone Republican
Stanley
Story County
Patterson
Boles
I “Vy
Ames
Stenley
The
Standard
Gallup
Nevada
Stavley
Boone Standard
Companion
Perry Mason & Co
Boston
Mass
Folly's Wake and A Patchwork of Punchlines
A jagged collection of humorous vignettes and dialogues features mistaken loyalties and quick quips. Scenes include a servant quitting over wages, a doctor advising morning walks, a jovial couple bantering about heaven and engagement, and a salesman boasting dresses that lead to marriages. Each snippet preserves a lively old time newspaper tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldby
Bev
Haven
Bridget
Higgins
Iuster
Odd Bits From a Distant Era of News and Wits
A collage of short items spans health fads vaccination debates and a 4000-strong New York police force proposal. It cites Vassar prize tales, transcontinental routes, French public instruction shifts, an albino quail, and a fast torpedo boat. It blends anecdotes, jokes, and quips from daily life and public figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassar
Union Pacific
Black Hills
France
Atlanta
Gia
Jeremiah ‘Ies
Thornycroft
Lighthouse Board
Wick Harbor
No4
Jones
Brown
Tere
Ireland
Sorr
Tommy Figg
Tommy
Police
Daryl Howes
Dublin
Bray
Troth
Ornson
Oliver Crom
Origin of common names from their places and inventors
A compact historical note traces how common words arose from queens and towns. Marigold from Queen Mary Stuart, broadcloth from its width, Topaz from Topasos, Cognac from Cognac, coffee from Caffa, tobacco from Tobago, tulip from Persian for turban, dimity from Damietta, Blankets from Thomas Blanket of Bristol, Calicut from Wie, Musin from Moussul, Lagerbeer from a cellar, Money from Moneta, and Bock beer from its strong nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimity
Damietta
Thomas Blanket
Bristol
Calicut
Moussul
First envelope making machine credited to Eon Hill
A quirky mix of notes: early envelope machinery by Eon Hill and De La Rue patents from 1845. a 70th wedding anniversary for Pinvre Coulombe and spouse. a Hollidaysburg robbery thwarted by Mrs Bossier. a stray epitaph. a missionary shot after 20 years of service. a fever spread by a recovering owner's pet. diseases from cats. Loyal Legion in Washington resolves to stand and uncover during the Star Spangled Banner when played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eon Hill
Rowell Hill
de la Rue
Pinvre Coulombe
Whe
St. Norvert
Qiebes
Coulombe
George Bossier
Hollidaysburg
Kitmayer
Washington State
Military Order of Loyal Legion
Washington Commandery
Whimsical Reminiscences and Odd Rail Tales
A collage of brief notes spans elderly printers, a royal African man, a theater offer of free bicycle care, Miss Lucy Cotton’s lineage and burial, a Schoharie county railroad run by brothers, and Cornelius Vrooman’s self administered rail operation. It sketches quirky, local histories and eccentric enterprise in compact notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barstow
Horace Greeley
Norwich
Alexander Beelwell
Virginia
New Oviewns
Pars
Lucy Cotton
Beaton
New England
John Cotton
King’s Chapel
Schoharie
New York
Vrooman
Cornelius Vrooman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Canter Bros. & Merman
Boston Rubber Shoe Co
Crimsonbeak
Kutshaw
Jimpsey
Bosworth
M. Bosworth
Sale Stable
John McAll
Ff. Baker
Allen
Propri
Tors
Wing & Allen
DR. G. Ferguson
Paxton's Jewelry Store
H. Kelso
D. D
Goble
Ames, Lowe
G. A. Underwood
Councellor
U. S
District of
Idgeheon, the
P. O. Jeweler
Haminton & CO
Hamilton & CO
Fardware
Thurston, Swan & Co
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