14 Nov 1907
Page 8
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1907
Page
8
The article outlines essential brood mare care for strong foals, emphasizing mature mares, ample exercise, and grass or corn fodder in pasture. It covers feeding strategies for spring foals, milk production, avoiding overfeeding, and careful hand rearing when necessary, plus foal weaning and postweaning management.
Elmer Walters presents A Millionaire Tramp a temperance play featuring seven strong comedy characters. The first act ghost scene and third act darky porter's scene are highlighted for laughs. The Church of the Holy Cross appears in the second act and the old hotel in the last act embodies quaintness. The Country Opera House offers a novel scenic mounting with the show on Monday evening November 18.
Ames College football overwhelmed Grinnell College last Saturday by 49 to 0. Reppert opened with a kickoff return for a touchdown inside 15 seconds, Lambert returned punts for two TDs, Joenson added one, and Willett powered the line as Grinnell was outmatched in speed weight and all phases.
A Norfolk era ad praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm as superior for pains and swelling. A dampened flannel with the balm is said to ease a lame back or pains in the chest or side and relieve rheumatic pain aiding sleep. Available from Judisch Bros.
A Georgia soldier returns after the Civil War to his awaiting father on the plantation. Deaf from a minor war wound the son is mistaken for a threat as he approaches home late at night. The father fires, killing his son, while guests arrive the next day to a silent tragedy.
A wounded note recalls private burials showing grave marks from the war scattered across Southern lands. The speaker notes no funeral like the described one occurred nearby, suggesting a poignant, singular remembrance amid many quiet graves.
The Minneapolis Journal reports on a Washington Weather Bureau theory of hail formation. Strange electrical processes in clouds create alternating layers of snow and ice as hailstones grow, then gravity sends them to the ground.
A Chicago News brief records Newpop waking Mrs Newpop as the clock strikes. The baby has fallen asleep, prompting a quiet, domestic moment.
A London Punch caption mocks a recruit asking if he must pull at five hundred yards or two hundred, illustrating a humorous exchange about rifle practice and accuracy.
A humorous Harper's Weekly caption portrays an officer warning an autoist racing downhill who retorts that he is not breaking the law of gravitation. The brief gag reflects playful law and physics interplay in a 19th century newspaper cartoon.
Classified notice seeking an operator for Mutual Telephone Company. Immediate application requested. Additional details not provided in readable text.
Local observations claim squirrels are gathering nuts at a record pace signaling an early and severe winter. The weather chatter warns of heavy snows, cold temps, and widespread discomfort with many implausible predictions.
We are pleased to announce that Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs and we recommend it as a safe remedy for children and for adults. Cagwin the druggist.
Decision to quit farming leads to public auction near Gilbert three miles northwest on Thursday Nov 21 at 10 am. Items include horses cattle hogs farm machinery hay corn and miscellaneous goods with notes due in one year at 8 percent. Lunch served. Auctioneers Dr D J Bunce Col Iverson. Clerk W H Totten.
Boone and Story county supervisors convene a joint session in Boone on November 29 to review the report of the drainage ditch commissioners and hear grievances. Kicking will be in order.
Reverend James A. Lewis of Milaca Minnesota testifies that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has served his family seven years as a reliable remedy, especially for croup and whooping cough. The product is sold by Judisch Bros.
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