Freshmen Beat Drake In Close Ames Basketball Clash
The I. S. C. freshmen defeated Drake University on the Ames floor 24 to 22 in a fast, close game. The freshmen, largely from local leagues, showed strong form and promise for next year’s varsity, with Hiram McElhinney refereeing. The article ends with a humorous, unrelated verse about the king and London Chronicle.
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Drake University
Ames
Bob Walker
Hopkins Bros
Des Moines
DeVeltrup
Old
Hiram McElhinney
Hiram
Holland House A Rustic Oasis Of London’s Historic Mansions
Holland House near Kensington Road is described as a picturesque historic estate with cedar shaded lawns, terraced walks, and a Dutch garden. The article recalls Charles Fox’s devotion to the place, its portraits and heirlooms, and the sense that every room holds a trace of history, including busts, handwriting notes, and paintings by Joshua Reynolds.
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London
Holland House
Urbe
Kensington Road
Forest of Arden
Piccadilly
Charles Fox
Chiswick
Nollekens
Robespierre
Scelerat
Sir Joshua
Black Wood's
Dueling in Italy Count of Turin Fights Prince Henry of Orleans
The Pall Mall Gazette recounts a notable duel in Italy between the Count of Turin and Prince Henry of Orleans. After Henry insulted the Italian army, a telegraphed challenge led to Crispi's intervention revealing the Count of Turin as Victor Emanuel. A European joke followed as France mocked Italy yet laughed when the ruse was seen.
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Turin
Prince Henry of
Orleans
Italy
Count of
Prince Henry
Adona
Victor Emmanuel
Crispi
Humbert
Europe
France
Rome
General Mannaggia la Rocca
M. Tomegueux
Pall Mall Gazette
Wanted for sale or trade education minded traveler
Classified notices show requests for a travel helper earning 3 50 per day plus expenses a seven room house for sale a lot for Ames Iowa land and a residence at State and Hoggatt plus other real estate and rental items plus several Lost notices including a $5 bill and jewelry rewards from Times office and local merchants.
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Alexander Supply Co
Dearborn St
Chicago
Ill
England’s National Anthem Fourth Verse Not Widely Known
A note highlights a fourth verse of the national anthem that many Englishmen are unfamiliar with. The article explores the verse's existence and contrasts it with the familiar three stanzas.
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England
Bright Pupils Pun In Pathfinder Exchange
A school scene features Mr. Sweetly complimenting Miss Winsome on her bright pupils and the humorous reply about which pupils are meant. The exchange highlights a playful pun between teacher and administrator in a Pathfinder comic strip style.
A Righteous Judge
A minister's wife recalls a Sunday incident when her son chased hens with a stick and shouted a harsh line about laying eggs in a minister's family on a Sunday morning. The tale centers on a judgmental moment and the domestic consequence within a church community.
The Growlers Stage Manager Plot for Woodland Scene
Stage manager proposes realism in a woodland scene for The Growlers. Author suggests bringing in critics to assess the piece, as quoted by the Kansas City Independent.
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Kansas City Independent
Bradder Bump's New Wife Draws Attention
In a cheeky Puck quip, Mr. Spradley comments on Bradder Bump's wife, noting it appears he won “the lady at a shootin’ match” while avoiding a harsh judgment.
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Mr. Poots
Bradder Bump
Mr. Spradley
Puck
Replenishing the Larder Editorial Exchange
In a New York Herald exchange a reader asks which is preferred music comedy or tragedy and the response notes the difference between lighter entertainment and serious drama. The brief cartoonish dialogue highlights public taste and cultural commentary.
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New York Herald
Echo of Mother Goose Verse in Browning's Magazine
A short poem notes a young woman famed for virtues and tea as her diet. It humorously warns the tea and virtue routine is dry, suggesting readers not to rely on it.
Airship Inventor Says Model Is Absolutely Safe
A dialogue shows an inventor touting a new airship as absolutely safe, claiming it will not even risk leaving the earth. The New Orleans Times-Democrat records the exchange about the model numbered 106 and its advantages.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Damaged Suitcase Labels Soaked After Accident
In the Bohemian Magazine excerpt, Algy asks if Willie’s suitcase was damaged by water in the accident. Reggie confirms all labels were soaked off, describing the extent of water damage to the luggage.
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Great George
Willie
Reggie
Bohemian Magazine
Short Stories of a Little Girl and a Painted Brush
A Yonkers Statesman item notes a young girl and a box of paints. A judge and Foote Lighte are referenced with opinions on a comedian’s acting, while Miss Sue Brette comments on his performance.
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Saints
Foote Lighte
Sue Brette
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Hamburg
Iburg
New York
Tilden Brothers & Company
Drake
London Chronicle
H. C. Haverly
Boone Street
Iowa Street
Hoggatt
State and
H. A. Ringenberg
George & Littles
Welch School
M. J. Bailey
4Th Ave. N
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Majestic Theatre
Union National Bank
Main Street
Baker’s Jewelry Store
Co. B. Stanton
Northwestern Ave
Growlers
Echo of
Browning’s Magazine
Judge
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