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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1907
Page
8
An advertisement extols Cole's Original Hot Blast as the cleanest stove with airtight ash pan and smokeless feed door. It claims no ash leaks, no base heat loss, and reduced kindling effort while saving fuel costs each winter.
A call for parent partnership in education stresses homework, regular attendance, and moral formation. It warns about tobacco, poor reading, late hours, and social distractions, urging daily parental oversight and teacher cooperation to build steady study habits and character.
M. L. Wheat, sixty, longtime Iowa city schools leader, collapsed and died in the street. The report covers multiple Iowa towns noting deaths, accidents, and local incidents from Colfax to Des Moines with several named individuals and places.
Mrs Smith notes her five year old daughter assists by informing the cook when they expect visitors. Mrs Randall asks how a child can help and receives the answer that she goes to the kitchen to relay the plan to the cook.
A gentlemanly speaker admits admiration for a woman who he says thinks she can improve the Lord's handiwork. He avoids explicit judgment about painting and powder, hinting at her vanity with measured restraint.
A Washington Star quip defines a plagiarist as a klepto maniac lacking courage to take anything the police could protect. The comment frames plagiarism as a theft risk guarded by authorities.
A Beaconsfield aphorism declares that a man cannot know others without understanding himself, emphasizing introspection as the foundation of social insight.
A complaint calls the Nevada road east of the Skunk river bridge a county grade in very bad shape and insists the surveyor be dispatched to fix it at once.
In a playful editorial note, Mrs. Nana Gilbert asks what kind of women men prefer. The piece asserts men are drawn to diverse types, seeing eternal romance in everyday moments and enduring affection beyond appearances.
The tablet’s pleasant purgative effect is claimed to improve body and mind for all users. Price is 25 cents. Samples are free at Judisch Bros in the drug store.
Story county supervisors meet at Nevada court house to review appraisers’ report on damages from the Skromme ditch in Warren township. They postpone further action until after land view, with motions on tax in Grant township No 5 and road petitions in Fayette and Switzerland areas granted.
A Cadell resident Earl Shamburg recalls a harsh illness with persistent coughing before using Dr King’s New Discovery. The remedy quickly relieved symptoms and is advertised as a safe cough and cold cure for lung and throat ailments with bottles priced at 50 cents and 1.00, trial bottle free.
A dated drugstore label certifies Foley's Honey and Tar as a cough and cold cure. It promises to stop coughing, heal the lungs, prevent pneumonia and consumption, and states no opiates. The genuine product is in a yellow package sold by Cagwin the Druggist.
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