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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1879
Page
4
The Sick Artist and the Two Old Maids Romance
A tale follows two elderly sisters who start a boarding house to earn money and confront social snobbery. They shelter Bernard Waller, a sick painter, who recovers and falls for Mitty. He reveals he is rich, resumes his true identity, and marries Mitty, changing their status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitty
Cynthia Caldwell
Mr. Pettigrew
Clarissa
Henrietta Hall
Red Hall
Birdseye
Young Diederman
Waller
Mr. Birdseye
Mrs. Hall
Bernard Waller
Henrietta
Bernard
Lever
Mrs. All
Eloquence on Bunker Hill and Senate Debate Across the Nation
Rev Dr Newhall recalls Daniel Webster at Bunker Hill with a dramatic scene of masses surging toward the stand and a speaker crying fall back. The narrative shifts to late 19th century congressional actions on coinage subsidies and federal election protections, detailing House and Senate maneuvers, amendments, and votes amid debates over currency and the protection of ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Newhall
Zion’s Herald
Daniel Webster
Bunker Hil
Massachusetts
Mr. Webster
Bunker Hill
Webster
Steamship fleet rankings by nation in 1878
Bureau Veritas gives counts of steamers for 1878. Great Britain heads with 3216, the United States follows with 516, and France ranks third with 275 steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau Veritas
Aow
Great St Britain
United States
France
Valuing Useful Books and Public Access
A reflection on life being short urging readers to skip valueless books and keep valuable books within reach for all, highlighting a civilized society’s duty to ensure access.
Senate Resumes Consideration Of Removals Rule And Silver Bill
The session resumes with consideration of Wallace's rule change to have removals and appointments made by the Secretary of the Senate and the Sergeant at Arms. The morning hour ends with the arm bill and debates on the general election laws and legislative appropriation bill. Sessions are set for next week nights. adjournment follows.
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House
Committee On Banking
Conger
Garfield
Gillette
Committee On
Coi
Newbury
Wasumneton
Wetieg
Wallace
Senate
Randolph
Groome
McKinley
Blackburn
Burrows
Gibson
Coffroth
Dickey
Price
Debates On Army Legislation And Federal Bills In Senate
Washington reports a Senate session resuming general legislation on appropriation bills. Debates cover constitutional limits on Congress to regulate elections, and numerous bills proposed by Frye Wood March Murch Goode Felton Chalmers Ellis Ewing Stevenson and others ranging from currency reforms to national banks railroad aid and a branch mint in Chicago. Speeches included Browne Fyost and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
New York
Bayard
Blaine
Maxey
United States
Frye
Geneva
Wood
March
Murch
Goode
Felton
Ton
Chalmers
Mississipp
Ellis
Mississippi River
Pacific
Ewing
Stevenson
Chicago
Browne
Fyost
Classical Boston Feast Of Pulse And Brawn Calends
A humorous highlight on Boston tradition linking Sunday meals of beans and pork to ancient rites. The piece recalls Ovid and Carna as symbolic guardians of hearty fare, noting how locals celebrate the hub's center with beans, bacon, and spelt while joking about historical diets and dietary fads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Atlantic
Bowlim
Yene Ovid
Carna
Ovid
Old Maids and Old Bachelors In Rural Folklore
A humorous Rural New Yorker piece contrasts old maids and old bachelors. Old maids are capable, amiable, thrifty, and well dressed, traveling lightly and coping with meals in compact homes. Old bachelors are portrayed as ill tempered, needy for help, and reliant on doctors, relatives, and hired assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorker
One Remedy for One Dollar Hair Cure Sold
A claim advertises CaRBOLINE a deodorized petroleum extract as the sole baldness cure. The promoter asserts it will do the work and is presented as the only article needed.
Mae wins rr a the firm rT dvika of Parkhurst
The article highlights Gee Iron House in the West as a historic scroll saw supplier expanding into Archery and Base Ball. It notes Parkhurst and a firm member's world renown, Graves Patent Rubber Tart Gun manufacturing, and two large factories. Readers are urged to request Mr Wilkinson’s catalogue.
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Mae
Rt. Dvika
Parkhurst & Es
Gee Iron House
Graves
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