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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1904
Page
2
Missouri Turns Republican Yet Again
The column notes Missouri shifting toward the Republican camp and reflects on political surprise. It mentions Dr. Hatcher as a relied upon physician and records many locals born “in” under his care. A St. Joseph preacher used a coffin in his pulpit as a sermon illustration on life’s limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joe
Smokeless cigarette future hinted amid November chatter
In a November 1904 panorama the column notes public mood with jokes on boneless ham and brainless men while pondering who will shape Roosevelt’s cabinet and the war news. It reports Des Moines indicting Dell Balderson for shoemaker Thomas Callahan’s murder and details the Missouri building fire at the world fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Dell Balderson
Thomas Callahan
Missouri
St. Louis
Commonwealth Avenue
Sermon Voices on Respect and Reform in Era of Bryan
An Iowa column reflects on gender respect, church air quality, and political reform. It critiques Bryan’s push for party realignment while noting Luther’s reform failures, then surveys Italian consul plans for southern colonization and the persistent Negro question amid southern white supremacy debates. It closes with a clipped Kansas Times anecdote about a stolen pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prophet Bryan
Democratic Party
Bryan Stock
Martin Luther
Catholic Church
Israel
Bryan
Washington, D. C
Italy
Smakes
South
Black Belt
Poking and Promises in a Brooklyn Wedding Tale
A hotel clerk muses on habit of picking specks from clothes while talking. A traveler recalls a mild bad experience with a persistent cleaner. Meanwhile an elderly pair seeks quick matrimony, the clergyman joking about an unusual privilege as the ceremony proceeds in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
York Press
Tramp seeks references from dead man’s last player
Dialogue reveals a stubborn request for references from a deceased figure’s former player as a mother discusses expectations with a strong man. The exchange hints at unresolved ties and social pressure within a family dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ple
The Easy End Conviction Quip Echoes in Courtroom Banter
A witty exchange contrasts two defendants with one paying only a fine and the other paying the lawyer. The remark underscores differing legal outcomes. The quotation reflects courtroom humor in a moment of legal consequence.
Man Strives Toward Hopeful, Honest Work
A brief note highlights a man’s ongoing commitment to hopeful, honest labor as a guiding principle. The message underscores integrity and perseverance in daily tasks.
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