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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1904

Page

5

Notice to Contractors for Ames Sewer Bid July 21 1904

City of Ames Iowa invites bids for sanitary sewers and subdrains per plans by A Marston. Bids due 8:00 p m July 21 1904 to City Clerk May Sheldon marked Proposal for Sewers. Work to be completed by July 1 and payment via assessment certificates. right to reject bids.

Ted Ames Iowa City of A. Marston Lowa May Sheldon Ioway A. B. Maxw

Despised Toad and Toad Stones in Lore and Legend

A historical look at the toad in superstition and belief, detailing distrust of toads, tales of toad stones as amulets, and early references from Fenton to Shakespeare. Notes on venom, the toad’s appearance, and enduring myths about toads living in rocks.

Milton Fenton Londesborough

The Toad Folklore From A Hopeless Hermit Though Legend

A fragment from an old book recounts a toad imprisoned in a wall for years and later freed, debunked by Dean Buckland. It notes toads can survive long hungerless periods and may fuel superstition. It then links to legends about toads shaping France’s fleur de lis and Clovis’s banner.

George Wilson Dean Buckland Frank Buckland France Clovis Candar London Globe

To World's Pair Chicago: Low fares to St Louis via Northwestern

Very low rates are now in effect to St. Louis and return from all points. Excellent train service and liberal return limits. Ask ticket agents, Chicago and North Western Railway for full particulars.

St. Louis Chicago & Northwestern Ba

Why Birds Wear Clothes Like Grandmothers

The article argues that birds keep a steady fashion, with two suits a year being enough. It stresses regular feather care, cleaning, and pulling out useless quills. It warns tangled, wet, or dirty feathers trap air and heat, risking death if warmth cannot be maintained.

Dr King’s New Life Pills Sold by Shrine Leader

Advertisement announces Dr King’s New Life Pills for health boost and energy. L M Bosworth, Imperial Council Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, Atlantic City, N J, sells them at 25 cents a box. Also notes Great Western Railway round trips to Atlantic City on July 9 and 10 with one fare plus $2, tickets through July 25 and stopovers in Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington. contact Great Western Agent or P Eimer G P A Chicago for details.

Dr. King L. M. Bosworth Imperial Council Mystic Shrine Atlantic City N. J Chicago Great Western Railway Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Great Western Or . P. Eimer Chicago Overland Lim Portland Atlantic Express Omaha & C Mieren Fast Mail Despines & Chicago Chicago Express Overland Limoes Pacific Express Colorado Oregon Express Carroll Mail & Express Nebraska Des Moines Pass Omaha & Des Moines A Mail and Express St. Paul Sioux City Dakota & Des Moines Ames Sunda G. W. Rogers

The Surgeon's Probe Sanitation Warning

Medical Talk urges vigilance as doctors reuse probes. It warns to require boiling instruments before use on any patient to prevent spreading infection. It advises patients to provide hot water for cleansing and to insist on sterilization prior to probing wounds or sores.

Origin of oratorios in church drama and English debut

Florentine priest St Philip de Weri introduced dramatic sacred services to draw youth to church. Cantatas and hymns formed two parts with scripture stories sung as dialogue before and after sermons. Early subjects included the Good Samaritan and Prodigal Son, leading to the term oratorio. England’s first was in Lincoln's Inn, London, 1782.

England London Lincoln’s Inn Theater Portugal Street

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