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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1895

Page

3

Santa Cruz Angler Lands 150-Pound Shark On Salmon Rod

Santa Cruz resident Al Cumming fought a giant shark for about an hour, hooked on a salmon rod in Santa Cruz waters. The shark, over five feet long and weighing about 150 pounds, was brought to the boat after it dived a hundred feet. Cumming killed it with a boathook, drawing cheers from around twenty boats watching the dramatic catch.

Santa Cruz al Cumming San Francisco Examiner Cumming

Lady cyclist wins case over Holloway arrest

A Holloway police stop on a woman cyclist led to a Highgate bench ruling that the stop was an arrest and thus an assault. The constable was fined a shilling and costs, signaling a rebuke of the arrest.

Holloway England Highgate Bench

Theatrical Notes From European Stages and Tours

Opera and concert news from Rouen Paris and Berlin highlights performers Sibyl Sanderson Patti Minnie Palmer and Olga Nethersole among others. Conductors Arthur Nikisch and Louis Harrison noted historical ties to Philadelphia venues and Paris Opera Comique plans.

Marie Stuart Levite Rouen Sibyl Sanderson Paris Opera Patti Deutsches Volks Theater Berlin Arthur Nikisch Berlin Philharmonic Buenos Ayres Minnie Palmer Philadelphia William Farron Olga Nethersole America David Garrick Louis Harrison Walnut Street Mme. Calve Paris Opera Comique

Married the homely daughter seals lifetime favor

A brief exchange reveals a man credits another for a supreme act of kindness, namely marrying his homely daughter. The remark frames the marriage as the ultimate personal service and bond between two families.

Unable to Grasp a Name in a Streetcar Scene

Fragmentary OCR notes quote a man snappily asking how the woman knew someone and accusing her of being a misfit. The scene centers on a streetcar incident where he snaps fingers to halt a car as tension rises.

Objectionable Joke Sparks Household Tension

Dialogue shows Jostyn arguing bloomers are fine but objects to his wife being included in the scene. The exchange highlights humor around domestic roles and propriety as the pair banter.

Jostyn

Syrup of Figs Offers Comfort and Improvement

An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative, boasting a pleasant taste and quick relief from constipation. It claims benefits for the kidneys, liver, and bowels without weakening them and promotes trust in the California Fig Syrup Co as the sole manufacturer.

California Fig Syrup Co

Seed Bedprep for Winter Wheat and Subsoiling Plan

An agricultural article by J. M. Jamison and J. B. Dobbs discusses building a perfect seed bed for winter wheat, stressing drainage, timely harrowing and rolling, moisture conservation, and proper plowing. It advocates subsoiling to retain rainfall, noting cost, equipment, and yields, with practical steps for stubble and corn land.

Eld J. M. Jamison Prairie Palmer

Corn Based Hog Feeding Notes From N H Gentry

N H Gentry emphasizes corn as a key feed for hogs from suckling pigs to adults. He recommends pairing corn with grass and clover, providing separate sows pen access, and offering pure drinking water. Rye offers a cheap alternative when corn is scarce, preventing scour and supporting steady weight gain.

N. H. Gentry

Subsoiling the Beat Method Doubled for Drought Aid

Several methods have been wed for lessening the injurious effects of dreary seasons, irrigation discussed as a support alongside subsoiling.

Lifter Aids Rail Fence Repairs and Tesla Sunlight Theory

A new fence repair lifter lets one person raise a corner to replace blocks or stones, hold a broken rail section, or support an entire length when needed. The piece uses 3x4 base, adjustable standards, notches, and pins to operate as shown. In unrelated notes, Tesla discusses generating sunlight-like light via atmospheric vibrations and estimates five hundred trillion vibrations per second for practical light production.

Tesla New York Tessa Smiljan Central American

Convicts for Road Building Move Urges Reform

The Farmers' Voice urges use of convict labor for road building citing USDA bulletin praise in North Carolina and New York. It argues convicts can perform needed road work without competing with outside labor and questions legislatures' reluctance to adopt common sense measures.

United States Department of Agriculture North Carolina New York Farmers

Feeding Milk to Pigs With Ground Grain Boosts Value

A tip from Farm, Stock and Home warns that feeding milk alone to pigs wastes much of it. Always mix with ground grain such as bran, shorts, corn meal, pea meal, or millet. If the milk and grain slop is slightly acidified before eating, it helps digestion. avoid decomposition.

Woman-led mining company forms in Missouri region

In Joplin Missouri Mrs H C Cosgrove a leading mining real estate dealer has organized the Helen Mar Mining and Investment Company. The firm is run entirely by women with women owning stock and holding officers while a mine named The New Women is among its assets. Men serve only as pick handlers. One woman reportedly earns 200 dollars weekly in royalties and oversees prospecting.

Joplin Jasper Newton Missouri H. C. Cosgrove

Health Hints Warn Against Dangerous Habits

A set of humorous or cautionary maxims advises against risky actions such as provoking hornets, crossing at railways, approaching oncoming drafts, handling old firearms, thawing thawing wasps, and arguing with a possessive bulldog. It also warns that going to bed with boots on is unhealthy, especially for married men, as part of a light Texas Siftings draft.

Miscellaneous small items from Rock Falls to July wonders

An alligator found between lumber planks in Rock Falls mills. Lake Geneva water patterns remain unpredictable with seasonal timing. Birmingham experiments with a city run public house model. Baltimore sent three tons of silver to Philadelphia mint including 100 900 dollars with 20000 halves 47000 quarters and 33000 dimes. Columbia river salmon runs slump sharply this season. July feature dittany fraxinella highlighted as a garden favorite.

Rock Falls Til Lake Geneva Birmingham England Baltimore Philadelphia Columbia River Europe Asia

Hidden Redwood Road Bridge Wonders of Sonoma County

In Sonoma county California an extraordinary wooden road bed is built in a ravine. Between Clipper Mills and Stuart Point a cantilevered track rests on tree stumps with two massive redwoods as supports. The elevated timber bridge spans a deep creek and is hailed as a remarkable local engineering feat.

Sonoma County Cal Clipper Mills Stuart Point Golden State

French Cyclist Sets 524 Mile Twenty Four Hour Record

French rider Riviere covered 524 miles in twenty four hours at Bor deaux, a feat equivalent to Chicago to near Cleveland by line. He achieved this on a cement track far beyond the average person’s hourly pace. The text notes the French excel in long distance cycling while the American twenty four hour record lags behind by about a hundred miles.

Riviere Bordeaux Chicago Cleveland

Nebraska and Fertile Soil Harvest to Reach 225 Million Bushels

Nebraska will produce 225 000 000 bushels of grain plus potatoes hay and other crops. Burlington Route offers low harvest excursion rates to points west of the Missouri River September 10 and 24. Contact your local ticket agent or J Francis General Passenger Agent Omaha Nebraska.

Nebraska Burlington Missouri River Ad P J. Francis Ress Omaha Neb

Harvest and Home Seekers' Excursion Rates Offered

The Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway offers reduced rail fares on September 24 1905 to Missouri Kansas and Texas for Harvest and Home Seekers. Further details available from H A Cher K T Ry Chicago.

Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway Company Missouri Kansas Texas

Longevity of Norwegians

Norway shows the highest life expectancy in Europe with males living about 48 years and 3 months and females about 51 years and 3 months. The nation also records 17 percent lower mortality than central or western Europe due to fewer infant deaths.

Norway Europe

Beerometer Tracks Each Drink in Southern German Salons

In southern Germany a device called the beerometer is attached to the bottom of a drinking vessel. A numbered dial advances one notch with each glass or mugful consumed. The single hand only moves forward, giving saloonkeepers exact control over a drinker's progress.

Germany

Invisible ink traditions and methods in history

The text explains several secret writing techniques using onion juice and lemon juice. It notes the juice as a medium that becomes visible only when the paper is treated with water, describing gray ink from lemon juice and its limited suitability for personal letters.

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