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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1907

Page

6

The Banquet Manager of a Modern Dining Palace

A New York Letter in What You Eat surveys the rise of $100 a plate banquets. It details lavish transformations of banquet halls into Venice or Grecian courts, the role of artists and technicians, and the manager’s orchestration of menus, decor, service, and budgets for large, synchronized events.

New York Venice Japan Canals Longacre Square London Paris Mme Madeleine Lemaire Haps Leutenants

Des Moines Capital Offers One Year For Two Dollars Bargain Week

The Des Moines Capital announces Bargain Days from December 21 to 28 offering a full year of The Daily Capital for 2.00 for new and old subscribers. Old subscribers must clear arrears and pay 2.00 for 1908. mail remittance or deliver to postmaster publisher or dealer.

Des Moines MATL Lafe Young Iowa Associated Press News of the World

Prize woman economist tricks baker in Columbus tale

An east side baker recalls spotting a clever woman who bought cakes and later returned three of them for fresh replacements. The tale ends with the wife reportedly wielding practical cunning, exchanging old items for new loaves, as recounted in the Columbus Dispatch.

East Side Columbus Dispatch

The Last Execution at Tyburn in 1783

London Notes and Queries recount Tyburn’s last execution on November 7 1783 for John Austin who robbed and wounded John Spicer. It flags a prior wrongful listing of William Ryland and notes the shift to hanging outside Newgate with a scaffold erected December 3 1783 and used December 10 for ten executions.

Tyburn John Austin John Spicer Walford Old New London Ryland William Ryland Austin Newgate Prison Recorder Gentleman’s Magazine London

Beauty of Inequality and Diversity in the Universe

A quote from Alexander Campbell asserts that beauty and happiness arise from inequality and variety. It argues that hills and valleys, suns of all magnitudes, and diverse peoples and nations are essential for beauty, action, and pleasure across physical, intellectual, and moral realms.

Alexander Campbell

Daughter’s Bride Educated Yet Cooking Gaffe Draws Laughter

A Witty exchange records a mother noting her daughter’s education while admitting she cannot cook. The future son-in-law downplays the skill gap, remarking it matters little if she does not attempt kitchen tasks.

Birdie Questions Why Worms Are Found In Eggs

In a playful exchange from the St. Louis Republic, a child named Jamie asks why birds seek worms when they could lay eggs and eat their own. The remark highlights a humorous observation of bird behavior.

Jamie T. Louis Republic

Rattlesnake Fangs Do Not Make It Harmless

Francis Metcalfe in Outing Magazine notes that removing rattlesnake fangs does not render the snake safe as new fangs quickly replace them within two weeks. The piece warns that even broken fangs can renew, increasing danger, and cites an incident of a snake handler bitten after fang loss. It also debunks whiskey as an antidote and compares bite severity by region.

Bronx Zoo Francis Metcalfe Outing Magazine

Waif from the slums rejects breakfast egg

A Pearson's Weekly vignette describes a boy named Pete, newly placed in the countryside, who rejects a new laid egg at breakfast because he says it has no smell or taste, choosing bread and butter instead. The matron asks why he dislikes the egg and he responds with deference.

Pete Pearson’s Weekly

All Wrinkled Dolly Refuses Morning Face Wash

Humorous snippet from a Cleveland Leader cartoon where Dolly resists washing her face while Grandma recalls childhood habits. The exchange highlights generational contrast and domestic banter in a light, quotidien tone.

Dolly Cleveland

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