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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1899

Page

4

Ida’s Valentine Gift Brightens Josie’s Day at School

In a hopeful school scene, Ida shares her abundance of valentines with Josie Dean, a new girl troubled by a cruel comic card about drinking. Ida selects a pretty valentine for Josie, promising to craft more next year and reflecting on the joy of giving. The softer moment contrasts with a poem about Valentine memories and a bustling corridor of messages.

Josie Dean Josie Valentine Ida Mamma Jesse Dearie

Cupid in the crowd wins hearts with tender gaze

A poetic verse praising a beloved figure as Cupid who captures many hearts with a single, guiding charm. The speaker uses affectionate imagery to compare love to arrows and targets the beloved’s ability to win affection.

Cupid

Ida's Valentines Create Kindness at School

In a warm scene, Ida plans valentines for many classmates including Alec Boles and Kitty Welch. Her mother approves and shares tiny pictures found today for Ida to craft with care, as Ida works busily to fill a big desk box with hopeful messages for the next day.

M. Louise Ford Mamma Mrs. Lane Katherine Annie Alec Boles Kitty Welch Ida

Judge Cunningham Scott A Turbulent Nebraska Bench Image

Omaha jurist Cunningham R. Scott has served since 1892 in Nebraska’s Fourth Judicial district. His career is marked by clashes with editors, impeach threats, and crowded election tallies, yet he remains popular and outspoken on the bench and off. He advocates harsh criminal sentences and favored silver coinage, attracting both praise and controversy.

Crank Omaha Cunningham R. Scott Fourth Judicial District of Nebraska Scott Judge Scott Ment Supreme Court Cunningham Scott Abraham Lincoln W.’. J. Bryan Council Bluffs Mount Union College Ohio Canada Ers

Monument to Soldiers Who Fell Fighting Turks Near Constantinople

Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia unveiled a monument over a six acre site near Constantinople honoring Russian soldiers who died in the war against Turkey. The gray granite complex includes a chapel and campanile, with relic bones in a charnel base and walls enclosing the grounds. Construction began in 1883 under Col. Peshkoff’s design.

Turkey Constantinople Nicholas Russia Christ Vladimir Alexander Nevsky Col. Peshkoff

Hymen's Altar and the Value of Friendship in Marriage

The Woman's Home Companion argues that enduring marriage requires friendship beyond love. Mutual tastes and habits, companionship, trust, and shared memories strengthen affection as youth’s first fire fades.

Wedding superstitions from ancient times to modern customs

The article surveys wedding beliefs across civilizations, noting favorable days and months for ceremonies. It cites Hesiod and Euripides on timing, Roman calendars, and practices like throwing old shoes and ice as relics of relinquishing authority. It also mentions Jewish widow remarriage norms and competing explanations for the shoe ritual.

Athens Hesiod Euripides America England Scotland

The Bachelor Versus The Coquette Weathering a Tie

A humorous dialogue frames a tie between the bachelor and newly made Benedict. The poor man must weather the storm outside while the rich man remains home and storms at the weather.

Roosevelt Letters Reveal Drafty Notes on Defeat and Sly Promises

A scrambled historical note shows a pre election exchange with Theodore Roosevelt about defeat and a joking correction of a line about inevitability. The reply mocks language tricks and references publicity stunts, urging readers to seek details about dinner speeches, magic cures, and free presents with Diamond C Soap in Omaha Nebraska.

Roosevelt

Good Lands in Minnesota on the M & St. L railroad line

Advertisement touts superior Minnesota farm lands along the Minneapolis and St. Louis line. It promotes a Madison or Dawson ticket in Itasca County and asserts wheat yields above 30 bushels per acre as a benchmark. Claims oil cereals like corn are reliably productive and notes notable men with ordinary wives.

Maeapolis St. Louis A. BR Madison Dawson I Qui Parle Co Minn Convi

Crescent Hotel Opens in Eureka Springs Arkansas

In Ozark mountain rains the Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs Arkansas opens February 23. The scene promises delightful climate and unequaled medicinal waters for visitors. Excursion rates include Through sleepers Frisco Line with ticket office in St Louis. Actress J. O. Plank Mi nger is noted as part of the era.

Eureka Springs Arkansas Frisco Line J. O. Plank Minger Room H Arcade Century Buildin O Frisco N. Broway St. Louis

Our Southern Sisters Travel Book by Chicago and Eastern Illinois R R

A handsomely illustrated volume issued by the Passenger Department describes Cuba and Porto Rico with tourist interest and many illustrations. It details two daily through trains and routes, and offers free copies on request to L Stone, General Passenger Ticket Agent, Chicago. Some people worship the clergy more than God.

Chicago Eastern Illinois R. R Cuba Porto Rico Indies L. Stone

Disagreeance February and winter excursions offered

The passage advertises Louisvill e and Nashville Railroad trips to winter resorts in the South including Florida California Gulf Coast and West Indies. It promotes travel to southern cities and coastlines with a request to contact C P A for folders and descriptive materials. Some teachers are criticized as teaching only foolish notions.

Louisvil & Nashville Railroad Go Coast Florida California West Indies C. P. Amore Louiville Gulf Coast

New Rail by Manning Could Cut Renewal Costs 37 Percent

Chief Engineer W T Manning of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad claims a new rail design adds metal at the head and wear side, extending life and cutting renewal costs by about 37 percent per ton per year. The railroad ordered 1000 tons from Carnegie Steel with Pittsburgh and Western taking 500 tons. Diamond C Soap touts fabric care while old-fashioned families place the Bible high in esteem.

W. T. Manning Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Manning Baltmore and Ohio Railroad T Carnegie Steel Co Pittsby & Western

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