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04 May 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1905
Page
1
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Swick reports a Milwaukee blaze headline misread as Bigelow. A Missouri hotel signs boarders by day or week while nonpayers risk the nape of the neck. The Illinois legislature bans divorces from remarrying for two years on infidelity grounds. John Thompson ponders judging a woman by attire.
A杂拾混合老报段讲述文学讨论与体育比賽趣闻。乔安·汤普森提及圣经印刷,内布拉斯加大学对爱荷华州立大学的棒球赛,朱德·韦利弗辞去西俄亥俄日报编辑职务并赴华盛顿从事政治工作。桑丹导师在厄巴纳因舞蹈被起诉等小事亦有报道。
U S marshal Richards, 54, sentenced to sixteen years for complicity in a Warren county murder, surrendered willingly and was committed at Fort Madison. He told reporters leaving Des Moines it felt like entering his own tomb as he entered the penitentiary.
Dr. A S Alexander of the Wisconsin Experiment Station urges farmers to trim hay and corn rations for work horses. He recommends substituting oats and bran, cutting corn by two thirds, to improve health and work performance. Readers are urged to study the article in The Homestead and enroll if not yet listed.
Story County Newslets celebrates its thirteenth birthday noting Ames prosperity from a tiny start. The Times highlights local gains including electric light, water works, sewers, banks, and post office upgrades while praising the paper’s role in town growth.
In the State Register an opinion asserts that poverty fosters grit and self-reliance. It argues rich fathers breed wasteful sons while poverty trains wit and judgment, rewarding ambition and energy as the true drivers of achievement.
Virly will stand at multiple venues near Ames including the barn of Chet Davis 6 miles north and 1 mile east, Taylor's feed shed in Ames, and F. W. Penfield's location 2 miles east and 3 miles south. The sale features Reid's yellow dent seed corn at 2 dollars per bushel as offered by Horst Co. and 47-Stp W. P. Coon.
Dante Rossetti lures Alfred Tennyson to a brightly lit Holborn casino on a sultry night. The pair watch joyous music as the bard frets about being mobbed. Rossetti quips that if Tennyson played a table and recited poetry, few would recognize him.
In Notes and Queries an observation on storks notes their habit of snapping their bills as a sharp mockery. Persius mentions three derision methods including ears shaped by hands and tongues like a dog, and asks what caused the stork bill snapping in birds both juvenile and adult year round.
A reader describes making a cold onion poultice from two or three large raw onions minced finely and placed in muslin on the chest and throat. The poultice is covered with a folded towel and bandaged tightly, claiming the onion’s volatile oil acts on bronchial tubes, nerve centers, and skin as a simple yet scientific remedy.
Uncle James gives Bobby a coin with a frugal lesson. Bobby defends his care of cents while noting his father handles the dollars, revealing family finance wisdom and humor in a warm domestic moment.
A quip from the New York Press contrasts the allure of a money giveaway with the imagined fuss of formalities, noting the paradox of free money presented as a game.
The Times office maintains a broad supply of legal blanks for notices filings and official uses, kept on hand for prompt completion by readers and clients.
Ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claims it aids digestion and assimilation, builds red blood and bone, and serves as a tonic for the sick and weak. Available as tea or tablets for 35 cents, by L. M. Bosworth.
J W Ogle of Ames Iowa offers a choice lot of Leaming seed corn for sale. Described as a big early variety with yields of 80 to 100 bushels per acre last year. Seed saved in late October and air dried before storage at Geo W Littles feed store price 22 dollars per ton.
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