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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1902

Page

5

Nevada county union notes and moves brief

A compilation of small items: Ira Mackey plans to move his family to Story County Ames. Andrew Erickson brings two carloads of horses to Ames. Mrs Serina Jacobson receives back pension and monthly allotment. a male glee club organized at a schoolhouse with officers named. Catholic church steeple placement and eastward progress. Lou Adams and Jennie Ferry wed in Cedar Rapids before settling in Colo. Maxwell adds two new farmer lines aiding business. Lee Alderman returns with bride Mary Lovenberg from Richmond. Della Monaghan Neal returns to Nevada and resettles. Alberta Monaghan improving at Siloam Springs. Dr Smith and Dr Richmond form a partnership in Nevada. John Dodd recounts near-drowning escape on South river during Palmyra trip.

Lee Alderman Richmond Virginia Mary L. Lovenberg Alderman C. B Alderman

Lady in Swoon Seeks Cure at Local Store

A woman who fainted last Thursday before the post office seeks relief from biliousness. The notice advertises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy, sold by L M Bosworth at the store.

Clever brother rises in bookkeeping ranks

A New York World item notes a brother, an assistant bookkeeper, who impressed so much he was promoted over the first and second assistants to become third assistant right away. The remark highlights swift advancement due to proven cleverness.

New York World

Never Still Naggem Exchange in San Francisco Bulletin

Exchange shows Mrs. Naggem asking if love remains while Naggem laments lacking chance to answer. The San Francisco Bulletin portrays a strained personal moment between the couple with implied uncertainty about their relationship.

No One Likes to Be Reminded There Is Another Side

A terse editorial note from the Atchison Globe argues that readers should consider alternate viewpoints. The caption suggests a balance in reporting and cautions against one sided narratives.

Homeseeker Excursions on Great Western Railways

Homeseeker's tickets to nearly all points at low rates by Chicago Great Western Railway on the first and third Tuesday of each month from November to April. Through tourist sleeping cars available. For particulars apply to any Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A Chicago Ill.

Chicago Great Western R'y Great Western J. P. Elmer Lil Overland Lim Portland Atlantic Express Omaha Change Mae Des Moines Chicago Express Ames Pacific Express Cedar Rapids Carroll Mail & Express Des Moines & Dakota S. C Ciao Carroll Pass Ham Peete Des Moines Pass Mail St. Paul Sioux City Pass Dakota Rogers Chicago Great Western Waterloo Dubuque St. Pau Minneapolis St. Joseph Kansas City C. J. Brooks Trav Gor Btch Walnut Streets Towa

The Fear of Death and Its Deep Social Roots

A meditation on humanity's universal fear of death. The piece argues fear is traditional and drives social norms, laws, funerals, medicine, and charity. It contrasts bondage versus emancipation after death, and notes how survivors cope as time dulls the ache.

Martinique

Fear of Death and Courage in Modern Life

A Julian Hawthorne excerpt argues that personal crisis reports rise with civilization but many suicides stem from fear of life rather than bravery. It asserts life’s value lies in discipline and experience, urges improvement to the last, and condemns fear as irrational.

Julian Hawthorne Brandur Magazine

Reading character through appearance in a barber or butcher tale

A narrator boasts of reading character by occupation based on appearance and behavior while a friend points to a butcher with slim hands as proof. An anecdote from Household Guest highlights misjudgment from observation. An advertisement for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets claims they improve appetite cleanse the stomach and regulate liver and bowels.

Probate of Will for L N Poage in Story County Iowa

Notice in Story County District Court that an instrument purporting to be the last will of L N Poage, late of Gouna Snccane, is set for hearing on November 10, 1902. Interested parties must appear to show cause why the instrument should not be accepted as the decedent's will. Court clerk C M Soper issues the notice from Nevada Iowa.

State of Iowa Story Co District Court Said L. N. Poage Gouna Nevada A. D C. M. Soper

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