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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1904

Page

7

Waste of Energy and The Path to Real Output

Orison Swett Marden argues that 99 percent of power is wasted from coal to light and 99 percent of a young man’s energy is squandered by unhealthy habits. The piece reflects on endurance, discipline, and efficiency, citing a voyage past Nordic islands and noting vast archipelagos off Stockholm in a Jerome Hart report for Argonaut.

Orison Swett Marden Denmark Sweden Norway Gulf of Bothnyt Gulf of Finland Skager Rack Kattegat Copenhagen Gotland Stockholm Alands Islands Jerome Hart

Sailed Through Endless Isles of Granite Piercing Light

A traveler recalls a voyage past numerous granite isles, noting surprise at the abundance of islands beyond the familiar fjords. The narrative emphasizes the sea route driven by sheer rock and quiet waters.

Bishop Polk and the innkeeper’s mistaken titles

The tale recalls how General Polk is challenged by an innkeeper who assumes military rank. Polk corrects him, then is humorously identified as bishop by the innkeeper after a brief exchange about titles and authority.

Polk Bishop

The Head of the Family Dialogue

An old man reproves a son for disrespect and pride in a Cincinnati Enquirer excerpt. The exchange centers on a self titled governor and the need to show respect to his mother.

Cincinnati Enquirer

Secret of Admiration in Moors Birthday Silence

Miss Elderly voices strong admiration for Moors noting their women never celebrate birthdays or reveal ages. Her remark triggers a playful exchange with her best friend. The Detroit Free Press quotes the remark in a light cultural snippet.

Detroit Free Press

A Little Mixed

Bessie comments on Nannie's new hair arrangement saying she looks better when she does not look like herself. The remark reflects admiration and a playful tone in the exchange.

Bessie Nannie Lippincott’s

The Sense of Smell and Its Diminishing Power

A historical exploration argues the olfactory sense in humans is a diminished remnant of a once powerful mechanism. It contrasts human smell with keen canine and animal senses, notes variability among people, and entertains ideas for training or technological enhancement to restore olfactory acuity.

Spice Islands Indian Archipelago Humboldt North America Baden-Powell New York Society For Psychical Research London Spectator

Chamberlain's Pain Balm Praised as Supreme Liniment

Post and Bliss of Georgia Vermont extol Chamberlain's Pain Balm as the best liniment for cuts bruises rheumatic pains and deep seated chest and back pains. They claim no other liniment heals as quickly and urge a trial from all druggists.

Blackmailing: From rents to extortion in modern usage

The term blackmail traces to early rents in kind and protection payments, later shifting to money extorted by threats of exposure. Elizabeth I banned it, Scotland endured it until 1745, with Rob Roy as a noted historic example. modern usage centers on coercive payments under threat.

Elizabeth Highlands Scotland Culloden Archbishop Hamilton Rob Roy

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Pleases With Maple Like Flavor

W L Roderick of Poolesville Maryland praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy noting it is pleasant to take for children and has no injurious after effects. The advertisement claims fine granulated leaf sugar and root herbs give a maple syrup taste and lists druggists as sellers.

W. L. Roderick Poolesville

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