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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1902
Page
2
The piece describes Mexico's stringent libel laws and how editors can be jailed or imprisoned for content seen as offensive. It explains incommunicado detention, police raids on printing offices, and suppression of papers pending trials, noting Napoleon code influence and potential permanent shutdowns.
A Philadelphia Inquirer excerpt notes how famous figures such as Gounod Chopin Schumann Spohr Milton Raleigh Goethe Wordsworth Sydney Smith Haydn Gibbon and Darwin were influenced by their mothers. It highlights mothers skilled in music art reading converse repartee and keen interest in science.
The piece notes Serbs across regions from Servia to Turkey and Hungary follow a vendetta code. A hole in a rival’s head leads to a retaliatory strike or about 100 dollars in damages. A people called medigs or trepanners offer to bore a skull hole and guarantee healing in two weeks. PoULTRY wanted.
Segment describes the Mines and Metallurgy Building for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis 1903. It sits on the esplanade wing toward government buildings with hillside backdrop and southeast views. Dimensions 625 by 750 feet covering 9.47 acres, interior eight nearly equal sections for eight educational exhibit departments.
Dr M L Scarbrough of Hebron Ohio recalls two years of voice loss and severe cough. After trying many remedies he found quick relief with Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. The ad promises a guarantee for throat and lung troubles, with trial bottles free. LOUGHRAN Bauer advertise wallpaper.
Parish invites all to mid week prayer and social service every Wednesday at 7 30 PM with a communion on the first Sunday of January March May July September and November. Seats are free. Evening services start one half hour later from April to October.
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