Social and club notices from Omega Eta Tau and community groups
A cluster of social items from Smiths hall events and district society meetings. Dance plans at Smiths hall. Dorcas Society Friday evening. Rebekah unit planning district degree work. advisory board of the Carl Scouts held a meeting. Women’s Home Missionary Society to meet with Mrs Gibson. Mite box opening day announced. PTA and club gatherings noted along with wedding announcements and university events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Curtiss
Womens Home Missionary Society of
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Mo EL Whu
A. HH. Gibson
Caxwin
May Ltd
Bea
Engagement and festival notes fill Ames gathering
Mrs Waitiirne and Mrs Wise host guests from Sioux City Amex and local residents in a May Day preparations and summer plans at Cornell College. Dr Betts head of pay rolexy department gave a chapel talk as guests prepared for the May Day festival and a summer rental at Clear Take. The program includes the Thomas orchestra and singers, and a wedding toast for Agnes from the Tucr chat. Miss Hadley announces engagement to Maaoin Ganley with school friends and music groups in attendance. A literary and musical program follows at the Ames campus with Miss Time, Miss Plagee, and Miss McElrath performing and addressing the audience.
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J. 3. Schmidt
Wil Po Io Mant
Vernon Twiay Sound
Betts
Pr. Betts
Cornell College
Wes
Thomas Orchestra
Hadley
Maaoin Ganley
Hain Cus
Amd
W. OS. Mevrmarel
Seventh Street
Ames Elis
Q. S. Club
Royse Retebard Marshik
College Ami
Marshall
Mitos Vane
Soman
Poach Wilhelm Ca
Pohaikoweky
Fataeale
Zapataanda
Baragate
Ne Agricultural Assembly
Tope
Mra. HH
J. Plagne
Teane
Ste Corsa
Plano
Miss Tune
Oon
Iwehige
Vending and a Piped Drama Delight at Town Play
Mise Niva Miole performed solo selections and charact er portrayals in a village stage rendition of The Piper of Hamelin. Her acting clarity impressed the audience as Miss MacElrath captured voices and gestures while Mise Mallvath, Cornell graduate, assisted, making the entire matinee program a pleasure to all attendees.
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Mamehau
Mise Mallvath
Cornell Occe Sych
Dunyneck School
Wyaueton
Vwlness
Striking Logane Teachers Earn Student Support
All Logane schoolteachers strike over a policy dispute while young pupils show loyalty and urge continued teacher solidarity. Louden Wunch reports a moments of civic spirit as students back educators against authorities.
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Logane
Louden
Hands of Veona de Milo draws child’s dry remark
A sign reading Hand s of was displayed before the Veona de Milo statue at the art museum. A small child looked from sign to statue and remarked Anybody could see that in a dry tone.
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Art Museum
Veona de Milo
Ladies’ Home Journal
Take and Give in Howell’s Philosophical Trade
Powell notes Take and Give in Howell’s style, questioning if he takes things philosophically. The exchange plays on whether he parts with possessions with a practical or ponderous attitude as Wo man's Home Companion frames the anecdote.
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Howell
Powell
True merit in itke oo river the deep er It in the less noise it makes
Fragmentary line reads like a poetic couplet about merit and quiet depth in a river setting, with unclear context or attribution. The readable portion suggests a meditation on value and sound, but lacks concrete entities or events to anchor a fuller news-style summary.
The Sphinx Riddle and Oedipus Theban Judgment
The Sphinx posed a riddle about a creature with one voice that uses four feet as a baby, two feet as an adult, and three feet in old age. Oedipus answered man, and the Sphinx perished by throwing herself from the cliff after the revelation.
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Oedipus
Cals
Fafanes
Spirins
Not Always Old Men Marrying Young Men Questioned
A fragmentary dialogue asks if an older man marrying a younger man is a valid arrangement. The exchange notes that sometimes a younger partner may rely on the elder’s wealth, while the other hints at exceptions and judgments, with cryptic phrasing.
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Ale
Giving Her Credit in Bankruptcy Case
Giddings lavishly credits his wife for his achievements while admitting his own downfall by bankruptcy in a Chicago Record Herald item. The brief exchange highlights personal finances and public portrayal.
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Giddings Willlavly
Chicago Record Herald
Dishonesty Seen as Benefit in Temporary Advantage
A terse note by Bovee frames dishonesty as a forsakiig of permanent character for a temporary advantage, reflecting moral philosophy views on integrity versus expedience.
Fully Prepared. Jack and Ethel’s emotional confession
A Boston Transcript excerpt reports a candid private moment where Ethel, moved to tears, falls against Jack’s chest then embraces him after a confession of romantic intent. The piece underscores intimate emotional detail and conversational honesty.
Experience drives wages? Carlyle teaching like no other
The quote notes that experience raises worries about pay while praising distinctive teaching skills. It contrasts economic concerns with educational impact, highlighting a mentor whose method stands out despite high anxiety over wages.
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Carlyle
Not Particularly Cordial, Geraldine
A brief exchange notes that Geraldine was not warmly greeted as a response mentions a person not sending for the mayor to give a welcome address. The line implies a social snub or courteous distance during a city visit or event.
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Geraldine
von Gerald
New York
Elijah Wins Shamel Medal In Agricultural Writing Contest
Wart Elij ah wins the Shamel Medal and a diamond trophy for top agricultural journalism. From a field of 20 articles, his piece Permanent Venture Pays on $200 Lounk is praised as thoroughly practical and well written. Honorable mentions go to eleven other entries with topics ranging from youth pay on an Iowa farm to feeding dairy calves and profitable baby beef.
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Elijah
Wart Alijah
Tioe
Wadenton Agricultural Journalism
Twest Practical Aritele
Tarta Journal
Iowa
M. M. Allender
CC. UN
J. . McMillan
Burlinghan
Shumel
Fragmentary Note On Newspaper Credibility Standards
The readable fragment discusses reliability and adaptation of witness reports in newspapers, noting that a few lone witnesses are often better suited for newspaper work than larger, unreliable streams of information from sexual contributors. The passage emphasizes practical editorial choices over sensational content.
Irish Resigns from Missouri Botanical Garden Post
Mr H C Urieh has resigned as horticultural superintendent at the Missouri Botanical Garden in Mt. Fauia Missouri after ten years. He will pursue commercial work in landscape architecture while continuing teaching horticulture at Washington University.
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H.C. Urieh
Iowa State College
Missouri Botanical Garden
Mt. Fauia
Missouri
Urieh
Washington University
Patrons Advised to Update Address for Summer Vacation
Do not forget to have your address changed on your mail and newspaper delivery for the summer vacation period. Update correspondence to ensure uninterrupted service while away.
Liniment Ad Promises Relief for Back Pain
Lame back is usually caused by rheumatism of the muscles of the back, for which you will find nothing better than Chamberlains Liniment for sale by T. J. Loughran and LM. Kosworth.
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T. J. Loughran
LM. Kosworth
Chamberlain's Tablets Help New Hampshire Family
Darius Downey of Newberg Junction reports his wife uses Chamberlain's Tablets and finds them very effective and beneficial for stomach and bowel troubles. Sold by T. J. Vaughran and L. M. Rosworth.
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Chamberlain
Darius Downey
Newberg Junction
N. H
T. J. Vaughran
L. M. Rosworth
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Newollah Chi
O. Lb. Yoostuime
Dorcas Society
Rebekahs
Ogden
Onder
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Girt Scouts
Home Missionary Society
Tuesay
Stes
B. W. Stanton
Lynda Vihien
Grin
Otunwa
TL A. L
Mes
Aroes
Lerothy
Catharine Mende
George
Maxwell
Atos Net
Harrison
Cambridee
AL 1 Golden
Ile Marian &Free M. EL
Boone
Winksday
Longaker-Kegley
K. Francis A. Lanegaker
Wiss Birdie Keghey
Olympia
Washington
Misa Kegley
Tod. Keeley Wiht
Obyoipia
Mies Kegley
Va Peadmaate
Hhe College
Tou
Gericke-Hartzell
W. Gericke
Agronomy Atel
Stella Hartzell
Louvain
Ne- Drasha
Gincol
Martvett
Ames Font
Gerteke
Berkeley
Almorvid
Dex
Unity Club
Unity Ebay
M. J Sunemy
Beumita of Recreation
Snook Veine
Jeffrey
Anne
Bauge & Alm
AMES
Schmidts
Sul
Nave
Cen Uillyae
Sumer
Wihnitred Oldeu
Maheol Taytene
Thailah Myawigat
Clear
Ana Coputse
Lea Womse
Mario
Riga
Giddings
Culmus
Penerenc
Sioa
Marshalltown
Nwrlea
Merv Uhidas
Lattehanya
Winwonauin
Myra
Tilden
Eis
Taucy
Fineus
Venice
Plauen
Planen
Macrame
Lilden
Jack
Ethel
Boston Transcript
Patrons OF College Post
Perrys
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