International live stock show shipment heads to Chicago
The College ships east cattle and sheep for the International Live Stock Show in Chicago next week. Defender the grand champion cattle from last year is among the animals, with Shire and Clyde horses and various hog breeds also sent. Profs Curtiss and Kennedy will judge, and students with high grades may attend the show.
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Chicago
W. J. Kennedy
Scotland
England
Berkshires
Poland
Duroc
Yorkshires
Defender
Cattel
Curtiss
Kennedy
The
Iowa State College
Cannon as a self made multitasker in Fitch portrait
The December American Magazine profile by George Fitch portrays Speaker Cannon as a self made, versatile figure. It highlights his mix of aristocracy and democracy and his unusual habits as he became a millionaire who played many roles.
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Speaker Cannon
George Fitch
Illinois
Mr. Fitch
Cannon
The New Pure Food and Drug Law proclamation
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs cold and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults. Cagwin the druggist. Chamberlains Salve cures chapped hands. Price 25 cents. For sale by Judisch Bros.
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Foley
Cagwin
Judisch Bros
DIRT CAVED IN AND LEG BROKEN AT COLLEGE TUNNEL
Mr Plogg a Montana laborer residing at the Mont Clark home in this city had his right leg broken below the knee and his ankle crushed when a dirt cave in occurred while he worked the heating plant tunnel at the college. He was removed to the college hospital where his condition was described as improving.
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Mr. Plogg
Mont. Clark
College
College Hospital
Gold emblematic pin found. reward offered
Fragment mentions a gold emblematic pin on Main Street with reward for return to the Ames Hotel. It also notes Mme Bouton singing with the St Louis Symphony orchestra prior to a performance here, coming from New York City, and a December 7 appearance.
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Main Street
Ames Hotel
Mme. Bouton
St. Louis
Thanksgiving Dinner Menu at Stultz Cafe Offers Holiday Fare
The Stultz Cafe lists a generous Thanksgiving dinner including consomme royal cream of fowl celery olives pickles, Fillitt of trout, potatoes château boiled copons celery sauce, prime rib, young stuffed turkey with cranberry sauce, domestic duck, oysters in brochettes, queen fritters, sapayon apples, mashed and browned potatoes, squash, pies, ice cream and cake, coffee and cocoa. Table d hote dinner priced at 50 cents.
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Aurora
Early marriages praised by bachelor in quirky exchange
A Chicago News item presents a humorous exchange where a widowed co widow questions an eager advocate of early marriage. The scanty haired bachelor defends his stance with a wry remark that he only believes in early marriages to excuse youthful follies.
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C. W
Bachelo
Chicago News
Couldn't Fool Her. Mrs Murray Keith Challenges Sir Walter Scott
A venerable Scotch lady, Mrs Murray Keith, quips that Sir Walter Scott could not fool her about authorship. She asks if he thinks she does not know her own groats among others kail, prompting a witty exchange that hints at Scott's literary credentials.
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Murray Keith
Walter Scott
Difference Between Well and Good Noted by Pa and Son
A Denver Post humor note contrasts usage of well and good. The child asks about meaning and Pa replies that the only time the boy appears good is when he is not well.
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Little Willie
Denver Post
Dancing Fatalities Warn of Dangers at Social Dances
A column cites dangers from colds turning to pneumonia and consumption after dances and recommends Foley’s Honey and Tar from Dagwin the Druggist. Mentions Mme Bouton a former Metropolitan Opera prima donna and urges securing Bosworth’s seats for December 7. Includes ads for installment furniture sales and table borders at 203 Carroll and Story.
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Foley
Dagwin
Mme. Bouton
Metropolitan Opera Co
Bosworth’s
Carroll Avenue
Story Street
Dan Cupps
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Advertises Health Benefits
An old advertisement lauds Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as delicious and easy on the stomach, claiming soothing and healing properties. It promotes tea or tab form for 35 cents and promises wellness and happiness.
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Hollister
Aged Jersey Farmer Faces Dromedary at Circus
An elderly Jersey farmer visits a circus for the first time and stands before a dromedary cage with eyes wide and mouth open as the show begins.
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International
America
Southdown
Nature
Cagwins
Joel E. Cagwin
Smith Premier Typewriter Co
Farnam Street
Fifth Street
Omaha
Des Moines
Joe Cannon
Everybody's Magazine
Stultz
Pasasten
Alsbertine Company
Ome
Judisch
Ames, Lowa
Royal Medicine
Marine Bidg
Gamble Drug Compant
Ames
Iowa
Commercial Exchange
Mutual Telephone Office
R. B
New York Life
Mutual
L. A. Morris
East
Marin Street
Ames, Lows
the Undertaker
G. D. Loud, “Haa
Kooser Brothers
A. L. Potter
Peffer Medigal Association
Ghigago
Liowa
DR. Pierre
Sangui-Neuro
DR. Pierre Chemical CO
Loughran @ Bauer
Foley & Company
Joel E
Bucklen
J. G. Jenkins
Chapel Hill N. C
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