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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1912
Page
4
All Lugano schoolteachers strike over a dispute with education authorities. Pupils show strong support, urging teachers not to yield, reflecting loyalty amid the conflict.
A museum sign reading Hands Of stands before the Veons de Milo statue. A child glances between sign and statue and comments Anybody could see that with dry wit.
Powell notes Howell borrows ideas but resists parting with them, blending philosophical stance with practical retention. The brief exchange hints at a thematic duo on ownership and thought.
A terse remark compares merit to a river: deep yet silent, suggesting strength lies in subtle 영향 rather than loud display. The line emphasizes quiet power and understated achievement.
The riddle posed by the sphinx asks which animal uses four feet as a baby, two as an adult, and three in old age. Oedipus answers man, who crawls as a child, walks on two as an adult, and uses a staff in old age. The sphinx supposedly dies by leaping from the citadel after the solution.
A dialogue contrasts views on marrying across age gaps. The woman questions an old man marrying a younger woman and the man counters that a younger wife can let an older husband keep his money’s use.
A terse exchange in the Chicago Record Herald notes Holdinza credits his wife for his condition, declaring he is bankrupt. The quip emphasizes personal finances and reputation in a concise newspaper item.
A fragment from the Boston Transcript quotes Boyee on dishonesty as forsaking permanent good for temporary gain. It also notes a dialogue about romance with Maud and Ethel, ending with a sobbing confession and a rehearsal recollection.
Carlyle notes that teaching excellence can exceed wage expectations, highlighting the value of skilled instructors beyond pay.
A New York news item notes a tense exchange where a father remarked that he did not summon the city mayor to give a welcome address to Geraldine. The brief item underscores the strained reception and veiled rebuke.
Elijah won the Shamel medal for the best practical farm article among 29 chosen from about 58 submissions. The award honors the student’s piece Permanent Pasture Pays on $200 Land, praised as publishable in any agricultural journal. Honorable mentions include eleven other articles to be published in Orange Judd Farmer and other journals.
The cultural note argues that despite weaknesses in many pieces, such work still suits newspaper use better than verbose articles from more florid writers. It defends concise, practical contributions for newsrooms and readers.
H C Trish who earned a Master Degree at Iowa State College in 1897 resigns as hort iculturist and superintendent at the Missouri Botanical Garden St Louis after ten years. He will leave academia at Washington University to pursue commercial landscape architecture work.
Do not forget to have your address changed on your magazines, newspapers and correspondence for the summer vacation. Do it in time.
A note promotes Chamberlains Liniment as the best relief for rheumatic back pain. Sold by T. J. Loughtas and L. M. Bosworth in the local ad column.
A Newburg Junction reader notes his wife finds Chamberlain's Tablets very effective for digestive issues. For sale by T. J. Loughran and J. M. Bosworth.
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