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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
7
After seven days of cool weather the state sees rainfall exceed all prior weeks, with one to three inches in central and northeastern districts. Temperatures run one to five degrees below normal and light frost appears on the 18th. Rains aid grass and encourage germination of corn with replanting likely due to seed issues and cold. Berry, apple, cherry, plum, and grape crops show promising blossoms.
The piece extols a vast news network with cables and agencies spanning continents. It highlights the Chicago Record-Herald for its comprehensive domestic and foreign coverage through many correspondents worldwide.
Straw and Panama hats were cleaned at the Ames Pantorium under the Story County Bank as part of a local laundering and restoration service.
A historical advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for liver stomach and kidney troubles. It claims the pills expel poisons from the body and restore vigor and courage, selling for 25 cents at all druggists.
Mr. Morrison starred as the Major-General in the Pirates of Penzance at Chautauqua New York. He delivered rapid varied lines with steadiness clear enunciation and handsome tone, drawing praise from the Assembly Herald.
On Memorial day Monday May 30 the post office opens for business 7:30 to 10:30 a m and 6:00 to 7:30 p m City carriers make one trip only Rural carriers offer window service 8:00 to 10:30 a m
A claim that John D. Rockefeller could not spend his entire income to create a better medicine than Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The ad asserts the remedy effectively treats diarrhoea dysentery and bowel complaints and is sold by all dealers.
John Nicholson, alongside E. H. Southern and Robert Mantell, headlines an outdoor performance on the college campus June 8 under the Senior Class auspices. Nicholson, famed for lighter comedies, stars as Stra forel in Rostand's Les Romanesques, a witty, innocent farce praised by the London Times as Paris’s best.
The program for Gilbert High School commencement on Thursday June 2 includes Invocation by Rev A J Wolfe, multiple Orations on American topics, musical solos, a class address by Rev Geo Crissman, diplomas presented by F M Bell, and class motto Work Wins. Graduating members named Ivan Belcher Earl Buchanan Raymond Crawford Helen Olson Cornelia Jacobson Stella Lake.
Readable fragments note a large outdoor performance scheduled at a campus venue. Details such as exact date June and ticketing are unclear in the text.
A series of land and lot transfers are recorded. Frank A. McLain and wife sell lots 4 and 5 in section 10 to Bert B. Welty for 2450 dollars. Melvia A. Garland and husband sell lot 6 in block B to Lewis J. Miller for 600 dollars. John E. Fausch and wife sell multiple parcels in Ames to F. E. Clark totaling 14200 dollars. Louis Knester and wife transfer south 2238 feet of west half of block 2 Burris addition to Nevada via Emigration Land Co for 1 dollar. Michael S. Helland sells eight lots in Slater to J. H. Larson for 275 dollars. Marshall E. Boynton transfers lots 8 and block 5 in Nevada to F. A. McLain for 200 dollars.
Savage lion fondled a child’s hand through the cage in Pittsburg, warning that danger to children can arise from common illnesses. The ad then touts Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and croup, with a testimonial from Mrs Davis of Flat Rock North Carolina praising its effectiveness for babies. Trial bottle offered free and money back guarantee.
Captain Kent presents a remarkable troupe of trained seals by the Gollmar Brothers. The clever performers juggle and sing in a blend of comedy and music, offering a singular display of animal training unparalleled in this era.
The text promotes a municipal pledge for St. Albans and Ames urging residents to beautify surroundings. It calls for considerate upkeep of lawns and streets, restraint in use of the public way, and a civic spirit of peaceful, aesthetic living aligned with neighborhood balance and good citizenship.
Cleanliness by word and example. I will help make St. Albans The City Beautiful St. Albans Vermont 1910. A touch of rheumatism or neuralgia whatever the trouble is Chamberlains Liniment drives away the pain at once and cures the complaint quickly. First application gives relief. Sold by all dealers.
The Haverly Transfer Co will store your household goods. Local service offers secure warehousing with monitored access and short or long term storage options.
A fragmented item mentions a Dr Dyer in Ames related to ear nose and throat care, with cryptic references to the Pantorium, Story County Bank, and the number 46 3mood. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events or dates.
Mr Morrison's superb baritone was heard to excellent advantage in his singing of Fair Maiden old French and Chadwick Bedouin Love Song. He has a voice of unusual range with great power and clearness of tone and his renditions are given with faultless enunciation. Mount Vernon N Y Daily Argus.
Des Moines Capital notes Mr Morrison delivered The Messiah with authority and style showing vocal mastery. The review highlights the dramatic and difficult art and the piece Why Do the Nations as a featured element.
An early Saturday blaze destroyed the Milwaukee depot in Collins after a lightning strike during a storm. Charles Kassell and his wife, living upstairs, escaped with their lives but lost all belongings, and the depot’s contents were completely consumed by the fire.
A lively description of a Regular Tom Boy who climbs trees fences and ditches and often gets scratches and bruises. Her mother applies Bucklen's Amica Salve which quickly heals wounds and common ailments. Priced 25 cents at druggists.
Get seats early for the Sylvan players with every seat priced at 75 cents. The offer promises affordable access for all, inviting community members to attend.
A freight blockade endangers manufacturers merchants and consumers by choking trade. The text compares it to a cold causing congestion, noting that Warner's White Wine of Tar quickly relieves the blockage as claimed by J. B. Cagwin.
Mr. Murrin from the first number held the closest attention of the people. His voice is an incomparable basso baritone, powerful, yet sweet and under perfect control. Clinton, Ta. Daily Herald.
Pills claim to clear sour stomach sweeten breath and create appetite by promoting gastric juice flow. Sold by all dealers and promoted as a general health aid.
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