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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1907

Page

5

King of Animals Black Fox Reigns in Fur Trade

Trappers and Silk Road hunting reports crown the black fox as the most valuable fur. Eastern North America yields scarce pelts, with Maine alone supplying over 70 000 foxskins yearly. Hudson Bay Company buyers dominate but Russian nobles also chase the prized pelts, worth up to 1500 dollars.

North America Russia Siberia Penobscot River Maine New Brunswick Nova Scotia St. Lawrence River Labrador Hudson Bay Chicago Record-Herald

Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad

The ad touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted cure used for over a generation. It notes the preparation is pleasant when mixed with water and sugar and available for sale by Judisch Bros.

Chamberlain Judisch Bros

Cook position sought for club on June fifth

Prof Robert Wallace of Edinburg Scotland praised the Iowa Agricultural College Ames for its high standard in live stock judging and noted meeting Prof Kennedy during a visit to Scotland. He said the work at Ames is excellent.

Robert Wallace Edinburg Scotland Agricultural College Ames College Register and Leader Iowa Agricultural College Ames Kennedy Iowa School

The Rise and Fall of the Rock of Ages Picture

A Bavarian-born artist Rev. Oertel created the world famous Rock of Ages image. It sparked vast sales in America and abroad, with copies flooding markets and royalties to pioneers while legal battles eroded copyright protections and ended the enterprise.

Joimnnes A. Certel Bavaria America Newark N. J Westerly R. LL National Academy of Design New York Certel Jales Providence R. L Augustus Storrs Brooklyn James Paris London Graves Queen Chile Pyrenees Oertel Protestant Episcopal Church Lenoir North Carolina

Predictions on religious houses and nonconformity foreseen

The author of Piers Plowman predicted the fall of religious houses in England during Edward III's reign, later realized in Henry VIII's era. Sir Walter Raleigh foresaw spread of nonconformity, warning that without resistance God would be turned out of churches into barns and then again into…

Piers Plowman Edward III England Henry VIII Sir Walter Raleigh

Tacitus warned of chaos after Romans depart England

The author cites Tacitus predicting post Roman withdrawal in Europe. He notes the rise of diverse religion and disorder as England’s churches adapt to new opinions. He quotes Tacitus on revolted peoples fighting neighbors once Roman rule ends.

England Tacitus Europe

Lost Rivers and Ghost Lakes Across the Great Basin and Southwest

The piece notes ghost rivers and vanished lakes across the Great Basin and Southwest. It describes ancient Lahontan beds, rivers that vanish into sands near Santa Fe, underground Mexican streams, and a 1996 foot Crater Lake depth claim with Tahoe depth cited as 1645 feet.

Great Basin Rockies Sierra Nevadas Salt Lake Lake Tahoe Bear Lake Southern Pacific Lake Lahontan New York Sun Rio Grande Santa Fe Hondo Mexico Gulf States Pecos Sandia Mountain Gran Quivira Crater Lake Oregon

Parson Brownlow and the Democrats Retort in Church

A wartime tale recalls Parson Brownlow reacting to a Methodist minister’s Democratic prayers. The governor exclaimed that blessing the entire party would bankrupt divine grace. Local notes mention Ames visits, field meets, and graduation festivities with community brief items.

Parson Brownlow Tennessee Brownlow Felix Grundy Robert EB. Lee

Whoever Loves Is Never Old

Emerson argues that aging depletes body but mind and affection endure. He suggests wisdom grows with years while true love preserves vitality, implying immortality is affirmed by affection and moral sentiment beyond physical decline.

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Accounting For It

A witty exchange imagines a child asking who translated the Bible and a mother replying the accepted version was by learned Englishmen, adding a quip about no Epistle to the Bostonians.

Emersonia Osgoodson

Gilbert Neighborhood News Highlights Local Happenings

Roy Shearer endured rheumatism last week while Miss Margaret Abrahamson visits Kamrar. Peter Orning ships new buggies. Mr. and Mrs. Jones wed and wish lasting happiness. Chas Canady and Gernie Dickinson head north for construction work. Gilbert Grain Co. handles grain, buying 107 loads in a week. Four local pugilists sparred Friday night. A dispute between two Lilinos boys ends with roughly judged satisfaction. A new doctor, Dr Wills, will soon set up here. Nearby book listings and authors are noted for sale. Kittie B Freed.

Peter Orning Wm. Jones Lilinos Dr. Wills Chicago

Local Social Notes Highlight Ames Area Visits and Illnesses

L H Smith and family spent Sunday at his brother Eugene’s home. J J Coon, previously ill, is convalescing slowly. Mrs James Carr rushed to Hancock County due to her father’s sudden illness. Mrs Alice McKinley recovered from pneumonia and returned to home duties. Miss Bessie Morris finished Bloomington school term and goes home to Madrid for summer. M F Warner, once Ames resident, now Rocky Ford Colorado, visits Ames and Gilbert.

L. H. Smith Eugene J.J. Coon James Carr Hancock County Alice McKinley Bessie Morris Bloomington Madrid

Misplaced Philanthropy Prompted by Irish Eviction Tale

A famed philanthropist at a New York charity dinner laments a failed effort, blaming its own fault for being mis taken. He recounts a friend in Ireland who, witnessing an eviction, gave five pounds and heard a witty reply about a man’s white washing.

New York Ireland New York Tribune

Oskaloosa Delegation Tours Ames Sewer System

A party from Oskaloosa including city council and board of education members led by Mayor Cricket visited Ames to inspect the sewer system and disposal plant. Mayor Sheldon showed them the facilities and provided information on proposed work, despite missing Prof Marston due to illness.

Oskaloosa Board of Education Cricket Hartman Ottumwa Ames Sheldon Marston

New Library Additions Feature Botany and Travel Works

New library list includes Gray Manual of Botany and Morris With the World's Great Travellers six volume set. Also Hawthorne Masterpieces and History of Literature ten volume series and titles Cadet Days LaFleshe The Middle Five Bangs Houseboat on the Styx and Lee.

Gray King LaFleshe Bangs Morris Hawthorne Lee

Stuhr Moves from Iowa State to Northwestern

Dr. Walter Stuhr assistant professor of veterinary science at Iowa State College has been promoted to full professor and will resign to pursue medical studies at Northwestern University in Chicago. He plans to depart by the end of June and his departure leaves students and Ames residents sad to see a highly regarded instructor go.

Stuhr Northwestern Walter Stuhr Iowa State College Northwestern University At Chicago Ames

For Sale: Seven Room House and Lot on 65 by 142 Feet

House and lot for sale with seven rooms and 65 by 142 feet. Also bicycle, typewriter, sewing machine, and various household goods. Inquire at 734 College Street. Mutual phone 381. Sold as is.

Inquire College Street Mutual Phone L-Pd

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