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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1910

Page

6

Ames Schools Make Significant Gains in Enrollments and Upgrades

Ames schools report total enrollment 1 001 with growth across Beardshear Welch South Side Central Grades and High School. Attendance averages rise to 97.2 percent this year while six years ago it stood at 94.3. High School fully accredited by North Central Association. New programs in economics German geometry bookkeeping and domestic arts expand offerings. District builds Welch and repairs central facilities, reduces tax rate, and adds non-resident enrollments from across several states.

Beardshear Welch South Side Central High School Oskaloosa United States Ames High School North Central Association of Colleges New York State Utah June Dunham Maude Campbell Ames Marshalltown

Blurry Encounter Describes Narrow Escape From Gunshot

A witness recalls a tense moment where a man claimed his hand trembled as he considered firing. The speaker reflects that only a blanket’s stripe appeared before the action and that the ripple of breath could have changed the outcome.

Do Nothing and Live Long Says Several Long Livers

The New York Telegraph cites William M Evarts who claimed ill health came from no exercise, while Dr William Mead lived to 118 by outdoor life and light golf. It notes Old Du Bois, 119 in Canada near Lake Erie, fished constantly on unmodified diets and avoided work, yet never exercised.

William M. Evarts William George Mead Dubois New York Telegraph

Orphan's Home Leader Praises Electric Bitters

The president of the Indus trial and Orphan's Home in Macon Georgia reports nine years of use of Electric Bitters in the institution. He says it improves stomach liver and kidney troubles and calls it one of the best family medicines on earth. It strengthens vital organs purifies blood aids digestion and builds up weak children and rundown people. Best for female complaints. Only 50 cents at druggists.

Industrial and Orphan's Home Macon

Waitin on Prosperity in a Small Town Exchange

A humorous exchange from the Atlanta Constitution features a bemused speaker claiming a twitch in his joints after hearing prosperity had passed two months earlier. The dialogue captures frontier humor and resilience in a period setting.

Atlanta Constitution

Necklace once made for the Duke of Buckingham on offer

A London Punch piece notes a necklace originally crafted for the Duke of Buckingham and given to Anne of Austria. The item is now being sold, with the sales pitch highlighting its royal provenance and broad availability.

Duke of Buckingham Anne of Austria London

Delicate Eater Demands Eggs From One Hen

A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip notes a woman’s extreme fussiness about meals, joking that she even requires eggs from a single hen to maintain consistent quality.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Troubles Come to All Men Yet Some Seek Them Most

A pithy maxim notes that misfortune visits every person, but those who constantly hunt for trouble end up bearing the heaviest burden.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted as Meritorious Cure

The ad touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a meritorious treatment for dangerous complications from cold in the head throat chest or lungs. It is sold by all dealers.

Rights and hydrants in Washington humor from a colored vendor

A Washington incident shows a colored woman seeking government justice over hydrant access and water taxes. She questions how eel prizes are allocated and jokes about taking eels home for food due to poverty and lack of meat money.

Washington Honery

Rattlesnake Tale From Life and Sport on the Pacific Coast

Horace A. Vachell recounts a narrow brush with a rattlesnake during a hunting trip in a paradise valley. A cousin, awakened by a moonlit intruder, reaches for a six shooter as he watches the snake crawl toward the narrator, fear mounting in the tense moment.

Pacific Coast Horace A Vachell Paradise Valley

Man from Manchester Ohio Recovers After Cough Cure

Lewis Chamblin recalls near-death lung trouble that dropped him to 115 pounds. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with full recovery to 160 pounds, noting its cure for two children and its effectiveness for lagrippe asthma and bronchial issues. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by

Lewis Chamblin Manchester Ohio

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Promote Vitality

The busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They transform weakness into strength and gloominess into joyousness with a gentle action. Sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Too Careful Night Visit By Thoughtful Doctor

A dutiful doctor wakes to a late night delivery for his cook Miss Caroline Ward from a tram scarred passenger. He places the dripping bouquet in a dishpan to keep it fresh, hoping to please her in the morning. The cook, furious at the delay and poor handling, scolds the sender and vows trouble if such misdelivery happens again.

Caroline Ward London

Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertised Cure

An advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills quickly cure stomach, liver or kidney troubles at slight cost. It states the medicine helps dyspepsia, indigestion, biliousness, constipation, jaundice, malaria and debility and costs 25 cents at all druggists.

Anger Over Courtroom Counsel Ends with Apology

Sir Frank Lockwood defends a swindling defendant and delivers a moving peroration. The client, after hearing the speech, whispers that he wishes to shake hands and admits the fee was worthwhile. He credits Lockwood with restoring self respect and asks to leave before Sir Edward Clarke speaks.

Frank Lockwood Frank Edward Clarke

Poorly Paid Toymakers in Sonneberg

The Sonneberg toymakers are among the lowest paid workers in Germany. Workers and their families often survive on about 2.40 dollars a week after sixteen hour days. Three years ago a Berlin home industry exhibition showed Sonneberg goods priced at four cents per hour. Children reportedly worked after school, six hours daily, polishing doll heads for 14 cents per hour.

Sonneberg Amor Germany Berlin Chicago News

Arnica Salve Heals Bruised Leg Quickly

Editor J P Sossman of Cornelius North Carolina bruised his leg badly and an ugly sore developed. Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it thoroughly after other salves failed. Useful for ulcers boils burns bruises cuts corns sores pimples eczema or piles. 5c at all druggists.

J. P. Sossman Cornelius, N. C Bucklen

The Kings of Denmark and Roskilde Cathedral

The dust of Danish kings rests in Roskilde Cathedral near Copenhagen, where the royal family visits annually. Pillars bear marks of Peter the Great and other monarchs. the cathedral dates to the eleventh century and contains the tomb of King Harold I.

Denmark Roskilde Copenhagen Peter the Great Nicholas Iron Czar Alexander II Russia England Harold I

His Mistake. Irritated Customer Cites Faulty Lamp

A Puck cartoon caption notes an irate customer accusing a dealer who apologizes and jokes that the lamp bought a week ago was a college student lamp, implying the product was targeted for study rather than use.

Puck

Warning on Cold Threat Helps Prevent Harder Cures

Take Chamberlains Cough Remedy at the onset of a cold to avoid future troubles. Early treatment is urged to prevent worse illnesses later. Sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain

When Grandpa Was a Boy Poem Parody by E. Kiser

Poem nostalgic verse contrasts past life with modern ills and social changes. Reprint note from Record-Herald credits E. Kiser. Compares lack of cars planes flats and suffragette era with a bygone boyhood.

E. Kiser Record-Herald

Scotland Yard Press Labor Surges With Daily Broadside

The Illustrated English Magazine reports Scotland Yard print shop issues four broadside editions daily. By 9 AM an inventory of lost property is released, at noon a missing persons list appears, and additional bulletins follow at 6 30 PM and 10 30 PM. A habitual criminal register and tickets of leave updates also circulate to pawnbrokers and officers.

London Scotland Yard Scotland Yard Press

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