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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1898

Page

6

Governor Shaw's Iowa Inaugural Addresses Currency Reform

Leslie M. Shaw sworn in as Iowa governor before a large capitol crowd. He urges a single gold standard, elastic currency, and stronger banking authority to stabilize national finance, while stressing value of education and gradual reform.

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Iowa’s rural youth and dairy industry urged for state support

The piece argues for expanded opportunities for country students to reach higher education, warns of a growing gap between district schools and colleges, and calls for state measures to assist rural youths. It highlights Iowa’s dairy potential, urges pure butter and cheese standards, tuberculosis eradication, and protective tariffs, and notes a granite Civil War memorial awaiting dedication and a state preservation effort for historic relics.

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State finances and museum funding urged in address

The speaker argues for public support to secure valuable private collections for a state historical and art museum, noting previous and proposed funding, and compares Iowa’s debt and tax burden with neighboring states while urging prudent, transparent finance. He calls for reduced taxes only when expenditures are essential and praises businesslike governance and accountability.

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Public Service Integrity and State Department Conduct

The excerpt argues that without specific complaints the public should assume state departments are fairly managed and that public servants are as honest as private individuals. It posits citizens are unchanged by stepping into public duty and that officials typically apply integrity and thrift to state service as in private life.

Political Senate Roll Call Totals by Committee Names

A dense list of senators grouped by committee and topic spans budget, law, agriculture, education, health, infrastructure, and public services. The document catalogs numerous names across categories such as Appropriations, Agriculture, Highways, Education, Public Health, and Elections.

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Nutritional Claims From Fruit and Nut Values

An article from the Pacific Medical Record lists fruits and nuts by their claimed benefits and drawbacks. It notes figs and dried figs for nerve and muscle food, walnuts for brain and heat, apples for nerve and muscle fuel, oranges for refreshment, and cautions about liver conditions with several items. It ends with brief lines from the Datta News about a stolen or troubled marriage.

Pacific Medical Record

Look out for colds At this season

An advertisement touts Jaki Hood's Sarsaparilla to keep blood pure and toned to resist exposure to a debilitated system.

Jaki Hood

Lost a heart on Monday poem fragment

A fragment from New York Weeks describes a lost heart found in streetcar bustle. The owner hopes the finder will return it with her name and questions, the heart judged by its scars. A playful verse with Psyche head and lips evokes longing.

Psyche New York

Whiffers Strikes Out On Own After Acting Spouse

Independent dialogue reveals Whiffers leaving previous employer and starting his own business after revealing he married an actress.

Whiffers

Hall’s Catarrh Cure Advertised in Toledo

One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsements from West & Truax and Walding Kinnan & Co assert Cheney’s reliability. Note claims hall’s cure acts on blood and body surfaces. Price seven shillings per bottle. drugsellers sell. Young ladies collect at First Baptist church of Tren t, with rising attendance and satire from critics about future role of lady preachers.

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Klondike Route Notes and Odd Odderities

fragmented notes reference travel via Portland Tacoma or Ile to Klondike with personal departures from Chicago on Thursday. another line quotes Sebastian G P A Chik on happiness and discusses temperature preferences for cactus care reflecting quirks of the era.

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The New York Post Office Profit in 1897

A fragment notes the New York post office made a profit of 4.9 million dollars in 1897. The text also contains unrelated, garbled advertising lines about tonics and teething syrups with questionable claims and archaic language.

New York Post Office

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