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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1912
Page
2
A fragmentary text from a Vermont or New York style column hints at cleverness and confusion around a shop scene. The dialogue suggests a sly plan or ruse, with references to a cashier and a lamp shop, while nonsensical phrases imitate a garbled speech pattern and urban slang.
A shopper seeks a striking title for a masquerade event image as a French students night unfolds. The adviser suggests a bold concept with a unique original costume to outshine others. The exchange highlights desire for a memorable and eye catching theme.
The article recalls remarks on the Maine state election and a congressman race, noting Republican and Democrat tensions. It mentions a fire at a printing office, a Nevada figure, and a Bar Harbor social scene with fashion and cocktails, plus a stray anecdote about a porch discussion and a gold cover fashion trend.
An elderly s rig pick er died leaving sixty five thousand dollars discovered after death. Probate court faces multiple claimants all posing as relatives of the deceased. The tally of wealth stirs tension as distant kin emerge to seek the fortune.
A writer from Indianola criticizes supporters who helped split the party, accusing them of backing Taft through men who now stand on the Republican ticket.
The governor urges farmers to gather seed corn between the 25th and 27th of the month and to select and care for seed corn carefully. He notes projected harvest timings, advises not to hang corn in open shade, and cites expert guidance on best practices for seed quality and storage.
A garbled reminiscence links Charlotte Bronte and 19th century literary figures to a Vanity Fair style era. Names such as Thackeray and Bronte appear amid confused references to events, dinners, and social scenes, with scattered mentions of persons like Mrs Ritchie and Miss Perry.
Dr Melvil Dewey urged New York libraries to provide free music for player-pianos and said his project would advance the musical art. He recounted a seaside town tale about a governor who heard a band and asked the drum to desist, prompting a smile from the bandmaster.
Professor Stevenson of the Agronomy department spoke at the Albion Liscomb Marmners Club meeting on soil fertility. Albion-Liscom club has about 100 members. Marshall County farmers in autos visited the college to review experimental plots.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve once used by parents and grandparents to treat parns boils sores cuts sprains and bruises. Forty years of cures prove its merit. Unrivaled for piles corns or cold sores. Only 5 cents at L. M. Bosworth and T. J. Loughran. Im
Civil service examination for rural letter carriers will be held locally and in Nevada to fill vacancies at Kelley and other offices. Applicants aged between 18 and 45 may apply. waivers for honorable military discharge exist. First class carriers will earn $1100 annually. eligible registers kept per county. transfers after one year of satisfactory service.
Fragmentary account recalls a dramatic midtown Russia event with Grand Duke, Thaddeus, and a near-fatal blast. Witnesses describe fear, the imperial service, and the immediate rescue as a grand residence is torn by explosion. The tale blends turmoil, royal fear, and a mystery around a copper badge.
In a curious exchange a child asks what his mother would say when proposed to, and the mother remains silent for minutes. The dialogue continues with unusual phrases and a proverb about a stone sharpening knives yet staying dull.
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