I S C Launches Large Religion Campaign On Campus
A major five day religious campaign begins at Ames' I S C with a 225 member committee and noted YMCA leaders W A Tener Phillipine Islands E T Colton and R A Waite guiding efforts. House meetings reach all students as mass gatherings and interviews aim to awaken religious life.
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Margaret Hall
Ames
W. A. Tener
Manila
Phillipine Islands
E. T. Colton
Foreign Department
International Committee
R. A. Waite
Religious Work Department
F. M. Hanson
State
Paulson
Waite
Tener
Dr King’s New Discovery Publicizes Croup Remedy in Manchester
A testimonial from Lewis Chamblin of Manchester Ohio praises Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for croup and lung troubles. The ad claims thousands trust it for asthma hay fever grippe whooping cough and similar threats. It offers 50 cent and one dollar bottles with a trial bottle free from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Chamblin
Manchester
Ames High and North High Debate Friday March 10
North High travels to Ames to defend the question Resolved That a graduated income tax with an exemption of incomes below 5000 would be a desirable modification of federal taxation. Ames High counters with students LaVarne Buckton Allan Flint and Clare Taylor leading the denial.
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North High
Ames
Ames High
LaVarne Buckton
Allan Flint
Clare Taylor
Duntley Vacuum Cleaners on Exhibition at Gas Office
Local display shows Duntley vacuum cleaners for sale or rent at the Gas Office exhibition. 441t.
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Duntley Vacuum
Pink Pain Tablets Promote Dr Shoop Medicine
A historic ad notes Dr Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets claim to relieve head pains and other pains. It urges trying one tablet with a price of 25 cents for 20 tablets and mentions Cagwin's Drug Store as the seller.
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Shoop
Cagwin’s
Meeker Addresses Campus C E Society on Engine Combustion
Prof. W. H. Meeker spoke before the C. E. society at the college last Thursday evening on the internal combustion of engines.
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W. H. Meeker
C. E. Society
Ames Churches Launch Six Week Church Going Campaign
A city campaign organized by Ames churches seeks to renew church attendance during the six weeks before Easter. laymen from five churches form a joint committee to promote services and reduce nonessential social functions to support renewed church fellowship and wholesome community atmosphere.
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Ames
Yeomen Lodge Attends Des Moines Rally From Boone
About fifteen to twenty Yeoman lodge members traveled to Des Moines for a state rally. A large Boone crowd joined, and the two delegations combined their efforts there.
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Lodge of Yeoman
Des Moines
Boone
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad Proclaims Relief
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a solution for hoarseness tickling throat nightly coughing and morning hoarseness. It promises relief and notes availability from all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Teachers Meet at Huxley Saturday
The southwest district teachers will gather at Huxley High School on Saturday. The forenoon features a spelling contest at 10:30. An afternoon program begins at 1:30 with papers on high school courses and music in public schools, followed by a discussion and a question box.
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Huxley
Dana
Marie Reinertson
Miss Bessie Mather Accepts Post at Perry Store
Miss Bessie Mather has accepted a position in the W. A. Perry store, marking a new chapter in her career. The move comes as Perry expands its staff and community presence.
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Bessie Mather
W. A. Perry
Foley Kidney Pills Backed to Heal Kidney and Bladder ills
Foley Kidney Pills are advertised to neutralize poisons that cause backache rheumatism nervousness and kidney and bladder irregularities. They claim to restore natural organ action and are for sale by all druggists.
Dixie Jubilee Singers to Perform Next Thursday
The Methodist church lecture course ends with a Dixie Jubilee Singers concert praised by Chautauqua managers. Madame Neale Gertrude Buckner is cited as a top soprano and Mr W C Buckner as a leading singer and director. The program features southern songs and promises rare entertainment.
The Fragile Genius of Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward
A tribute to Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward, noting her uneven yet vibrant genius and humanitarian aims. From Andover roots to Gates Ajar fame, the piece highlights her Civil War era experiences, Stowe influence, and the shaping of her literary voice as described by Current Literature.
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Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward
Andover
Massachusetts
Elizabeth
Lily” Phelps
Phelp
Ahdover Theological Seminary
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Thompson
Hartford
Ella Gilbert Ives
Principal Chas. B. Allen Attacked in Sylvania Georgia
A severe attack occurred targeting school principal Chas. B. Allen of Sylvania Georgia. The incident was recounted by Allen who described being assaulted and injured during the episode.
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Chas. B. Allen
Sylvania
Electric Bitters Claim Quick Cure Across Ailments
A testimonial proclaims three years of rheumatism, liver and stomach trouble, and diseased kidneys cured by Electric Bitters. The writer notes four bottles cured him completely and claims ongoing blessings for stomach trouble, female complaints, kidney disorders, and biliousness, priced at 50c.
Assault Case Dismissed by County Attorney
State of Iowa vs C A Gregson a Northwestern railroad official faced an assault charge after an informant filed the case. The case was moved to another magistrate, reviewed by the county attorney, and dismissed on his own motion for lack of probable cause.
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State of Iowa
C. A. Gregson
Northwestern Railroad
Henrick Fagercakke
G. A. Underwood
New Life Pills Claim To Prevent Appendicitis
Dr King’s New Life Pills are advertised as preventing appendicitis by stimulating the stomach liver and bowels. The ad claims they cure constipation headache biliousness and chills and are available at all druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Ames Navy Narrow Escape Survivors Drowning
Ivan Smith son of Mr and Mrs Robert A Smith of the Fourth ward writes from San Francisco about a near drowning incident. He and two companions were returning a launch to their ship when a big steamer nearly struck them. The launch fell overboard after hoisting gear failed. Ivan grabbed a rope while his companions disappeared. The bodies of the others were not recovered. Ivan notes this is his third drowning incident since joining the service and expresses satisfaction with navy life.
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Ivan Smith
Robert A. Smith
Fourth Ward
U. S. Navy
San Francisco
Jefferson Free Lance
Ivan
Navy
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