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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1904
Page
3
A weekly roundup shows Prof Atkinson attending Cherokee farmers institute while Miss Loughran assists in Kennedy's office. Several faculty and students travel to Ida Grove Hull Spirit Lake Audubon and Des Moines for institutes and lectures.
Kelley Mr. John Johnson Sr. is on the sick list this week. Mrs. Fred Gerbracht confined to bed for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. E. Penfield visited east of the river last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lyon Morris of Ames spent Sunday with the Rosenfeld family. Mrs. Albin Person improving slowly. Her sister Mrs. Reynolds of Ames with her. Fourteen Congregational Ladies Aid sewed carpet rags with Mrs. Gerbracht. Congregational SS will host a social at Geo. Persons home Friday evening Feb 5 with light refreshments.
A French car party including a millionaire, a famous tenor, his wife, and a renowned operatic coach visited the Soldiers and Sailors monument on Riverside Drive at night. They heard a striking echo from the marble shaft, likened to Pisa’s baptistery, inspiring praise and playful banter about New York’s own marvels.
London Tit-Bits argues doctors rarely refuse calls yet stresses the caller is liable for payment. The piece notes onlookers rush to aid in accidents or sudden illness regardless of fees, and warns against malingerers while clarifying responsibility lies with the caller.
Quote captures Cleveland Plain Dealer remark on New York society women using eye lash paint to mask lashes, reflecting fashion concealment trend. The snippet reveals social commentary on cosmetic tricks among high society.
A brief quoted exchange from the Cincinnati Times Star features Poeticus recounting a touching tale and Hardhead pressing for payment. The dialogue centers on a asked amount and its fulfillment.
The Farmers Institute of Story county meets February 9 and 10 at the Nevada courthouse with a premium contest for the best ten ears of corn grown in 1903. Officers include W. Mills president and Geo C. White secretary. The program features talks by C. W. Mills, Prof. Curtiss, Ruth Morrison, and others on farming topics and animal care.
Lord John Russell then British prime minister befriended the Earl of Stair at a country house and invited him to the House of Commons. Stair replied that he had supported him for ten years in a calm, decisive retort.
The London Truth argues that tooth extraction needs a masculine touch and cannot be learned, insisting that a lady dentist must be born with the skill rather than trained. It cites Artemus Ward’s quip about “the females” and questions female capability in dental practice.
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