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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1904

Page

4

Stormy goat shipments and wolf bounty notes

Story items report Wyatt Carr shipping seven Angoras to New Orleans and a Granger carload arrival. Also coverage of wolf scalps collected by County Auditor Peterson, and an account of Ole Rasmusen’s 50th anniversary amid Nevada and Slater News notes.

State OF Iowa Story County District Court Asa Vandermast Sarah Lynch Blair Ames Nevada W. A. Ricketts Iowa Wyatt Carr Angoras Express Jas. Hyland New Orleans Granger Collins Liberator Ole Rasmusen Rev. Smedal Jim Peterson E. Munden Washington Township Munden

Amethyst Believed To Ward Off Drunkenness History

The term amethyst means not intoxicated due to the stone's supposed virtue. Ancient Persians crafted amethyst cups to prevent drunkenness, but tradition leaves doubt whether this belief or other factors caused the cups to fall out of use.

Uric Acid Levels in Diets Listed for Rheumatism

A note explains rheumatism stems from high blood uric acid. It lists uric acid percentages in foods: fish 8.15, mutton 6.75, veal 8.14, pork 8.48, beefsteak 14.45, liver 19.26, coffee 4.53, tea 3.22, milk and vegetables higher than most foods except potatoes which have only a trace.

Bacilli at Masked Balls Highlight Mask Contamination

New York Medical Journal reports a study revealing virulent tubercle bacilli and other bacteria in eight of forty two masks examined, suggesting masks may transmit disease rather than protect wearers.

Bacilli Tirelli Lelli New York Medical Journal

What Did She Want Mrs Newliwed Salad Request

A humorous exchange reported by the Philadelphia Ledger shows Mrs Newliwed asking for plain chicken salad at a dealer who first questions the number of heads. The misunderstanding highlights a playful misinterpretation of salad preparation.

Quote from Ovid on Belief and Feelings

A concise reflection notes skepticism toward beliefs that could wound feelings. The author suggests restraint in accepting ideas that provoke emotional distress and invites cautious consideration before embracing unsettling notions.

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