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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1912

Page

6

Ames Admers Club Sets Up Permanent Governing Body

The Ames Admer’s Club met in the Ames Hotel dining room Friday evening and formalized a permanent organization. Officers named were President L. Inden, Vice President C. F. Curtiss, Secretary Alin, Treasurer CL. Liberty, with several standing committees established to manage membership, programs, publicity, and facilities.

Admuens Ames Hotel Frank Armstrong Des Moines State Association L. ©. Inden C. F P. Curtiss CL. Liverty House

Origin of the Curfew in Norman England

In a late medieval note, the curfew arose after King Henry's death in a synod under diocesan authority with bishops in attendance. It required evening bell tolls, everyone to stay indoors with doors shut, and a prayer offered at hearing. The mix of church and police influenced its reputation, though it was not a harsh decree toward William's subjects. Prices for boys caps start at 14 cents.

William B. A Freeman

House Cleaning Time Vacuum Service Ad

Quick voice for Carpet and rug cleaning. Immediate attention offered for carpets rugs and draperies. Phone 5623 for Vacuum Cleaner Co.

Vacuum Cleaner Civern

Seizing His Opportunity and a Surprising Find

A humorous exchange shows a wife praising modern electric ease while the husband jokes about difficulty and a wild misadventure. The tale ends with a quip about Earthawake swallowing the meanest man and a living miner walking away with a gold mine.

Earthawake Atlanta Constitution

Doctor Questions Shakespeare on Patience and Monuments

A physician asks if Shakespeare meant patients on a monument when writing about patience. A reader replies that patients are not on monuments but under them, delivering a witty exchange from London Telegraph.

Patience London

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted For Cold Relief

An advertisement urges readers that real danger hides in a common cold and recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for rapid relief. It notes the remedy is for sale by T. J. Loughran and J. M. Bosworth.

T. J. Loughran J. M. Bosworth

Etiquette Advice Sparks Interest in Table Manners

A Boston Transcript note reflects on a prank where an etiquette column led to a dollar request for table manners instructions. The reply card returned a single word rat, highlighting public curiosity and humor around early 20th century social guidance.

Worth Visiting ruins in ERgeypt praised by Washington Gerald

A witty exchange notes fine ruins in Egypt and their good state of repair. The remark highlights Egypt as a notable travel destination.

Ergeypt Washington Gerald

An Optimist's Baby In The Voice Of A Father

The fragment shows a father and child exchange with a sleepy tone. A London Punch publication style hints at a humorous or observational piece about parenthood and impatience.

London

Unable to Decode: Tramp Confronts Mrs Housekeep

Fragmentary report notes a tense encounter involving a tramp and a housekeeper with a question about looking for work. The Boston Transcript is cited. a mention of being armed and innocent appears in the chaotic OCR fragment.

Tratop Boston Transcript

Chinese Art and the Painter's Brushwork and Materials

The article contrasts Chinese painting with Western methods, noting calligraphic training and brush control as core to the art. It explains materials like absorbent paper and silk influence the distinct style, with careful planning followed by rapid execution. It also mentions the Jesuit viewing Chinese art as vivid and direct.

Chicago News

Castle Tavern and Loan Office of Cowcross and Farringdon

The London Castle tavern at Cowcross and Farringdon streets operates as a pledge shop allowing loans on personal belongings without requiring refreshments. This unusual combo dates to the reign of George VI after a cockfight visit at Hockley-in-the Mole, with a royal warrant cited.

London Castle Cowcross Farringdon George VI Hockley-in-the Mole

The North Pole Geography Lesson in School

The teacher questions James about the north pole as the class studies geography. James offers a playful but incomplete description mentioning Eskimos and the earth turning around the pole. The moment highlights classroom teasing and curiosity.

North Pole James Indianapolis News

Powerful Effect of Pure Saccharin Warning

The article warns against consuming saccharin in pure form and explains its extreme sweetness, saying one part to 10,000 parts water. It notes that excess saccharin can paralyze taste nerves similar to how strong music or bright light affect hearing or sight.

The Widow's Might and a Matrimonial Hint

A snippet shows a conversation about an engagement to marry a widow named Mrs. Synx. The exchange reveals disbelief about plans for matrimony and a quiet acknowledgment of the proposal. The fragment ends with a mention of Cleveland Wain Dealer.

Train leaves in twenty minutes sparks hush in Boston

The scene shows He-Do hurry and Kate rushing to catch a train as a humorous clash over punctuality unfolds in a Boston transit script. Quote exchanges add tension as timing becomes a social test.

Kate Boston Transcript

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Ames Admer’s Club Weandershin C. W. Dragoun Dhatename LL G. Viardin W. H Pow H W. Graver FO Wright Proslavi Committee F. Ro Conaway Hatnan Cali Tattle F. Feawn W. Z. Minchin CG. Tate Voulious Parley Shetton Paleman F. W. Heckman W. J. Keutedy F. Gilmor W. J. Stephenson John Dodds J. Mo Munsinger Ames Ad Association Lowa The Ames Act Association Iowa Crs Maenally Governmne Board Sai Save Progra Ind Eel Uaase Aenicie Boars Hans Renarts Articla Neo Norin Associated Ad Clubs of Anl Associated Ad Lubes America Bership Theigh School Y. M Geddes Niles Sessi Maehinck Maurice V Maetertinel la Pleiade Hound Autho Octave Mirbeau Mwe Westminster Gazette Semmons Dry Goods Store Danforth Uarther Nou Peugie Ural Neaple Anes Ites Ais F. D. Danforth Gamrath & Sawyer Meat Market Boniface Dickens
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