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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1879

Page

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Iowa Notes Big Flour Mill Farm and Yellow Fever

Iowa items report a new $25,000 flouring mill planned in Sheldon and large egg sales by state farmers in 1878. Others mention Keota glass works, a Monticello creamery shipping butter to Brazil, crop yields, river drownings, fires, and assorted accidents across multiple counties.

Towa Sheldon Monticello Brazil South America Keota BR. B. Arendsgnew- Ackley Wapello Louisia Iowa

Indian empire debate and royal sword handover

John Bright warned that spending over half India’s revenue on the army could signal the empire’s failure and questioned the rulers from England. The Prince Imperial’s sword reached the British commander via a messenger from Cetswayo. Louisiana bondholders protested repudiation moves by the convention. Ex Empress Eugenie asked the Queen to spare Lieut. Carey who was with the Prince Imperial when he died.

India John Bright Asia England Prince Imperial Cetsuwayo London Louisiana Eugenie Lieut Carey

The Valedictorian. What She Said and What She Really Thought

Beside the valedictory the Boston Transcript notes the line by line contrast between the courteous speech of graduates and the valedictorian’s cynical inner thoughts about teachers and classmates. The piece ends with the speaker planning to enter society and leave school behind.

Baby Shows Popular With Parents Nationwide

Baby shows draw many families as the market for comforting remedies grows. Dr Bull’s Baby Syrup is promoted as a non opiate remedy claimed to soothe infants without danger, with price information noted.

Dr. Bull

Dark Clouds Over Ireland Warn of Famine Tone

A Dublin dispatch to the New York Herald reports Ireland sinking toward distress. Bad seasons, high rents, rising prices, and bank reluctance threaten farming and industry, with Mayo and Sligo on the edge of workhouse poverty. Ejections surge, rents climb, while landlords demand strict terms as misery spreads beyond Ulster.

New York Herald Dublin Toto Ulster Leinster Munster Connaught Mayo Sligo Ireland Geraldines Castlebar America Spain

Vanilla Ice Cream Making Method from 19th Century Guide

The extract describes a vanilla ice cream method using two quarts of cream and one quart of good milk heated with vanilla bean, then enriched with three egg yolks and whites heated in milk, strained and combined with sugar, cooled, and churned with stirring every freezing step for a smooth final texture.

The Hopes and Fame of the Healing Hop Bitters

A board of eminent physicians and chemists announced a new medicine from combining known remedies. They claimed it cures a wide range of diseases reducing the need for other remedies. Skepticism faded as trials proved its merit and the discoverers are honored by supporters.

Nan the Newsboy Hero of New York Docks

William J. O Neil known as Nan leads a small band of rescued boys at the East River docks. They live in a blue station near the Brooklyn bridge and patrol three areas to save drowning victims. Nan has saved eight people, earned a silver medal, and recounts dramatic near drownings and rescues by the trio and five volunteers.

Church of Rome Iowa Council Buffs Dubuque C., B. & Q Railroad Creston Red Oak Botan Nancy Harrison Ottumwa St. Nicholas New York East River Nan William J. O'Neil Dover Dock Association Jersey Sol Edward Kelly Gilbert Cherry Street Long Kelly South Street Peck Brooklyn Fulton Roosevelt Street Seaman's Friend Society Coll Keily United States Saving Association Harlem Eleventh Street Webb Bay Ridge

Brother Jones and the church sales pitch in Nebraska

A farmer is urged to join a church with a bold guarantee. The preacher promises the church will be “the best in the market” and claims a straight path to faith without an inventory. If unsatisfied, the buyer may return the religion and get a refund.

Nebraska Jones

Early English pin trade shifts to Birmingham

The first pins in England were produced at Gloucester in 1626 before the industry moved to Birmingham, which now serves as the headquarters of Britain’s pin trade.

Enland Gloucester Birmingham Pin Trade of Great Britain

Whittier and his narrative poems praised by critic

The critic extols Whittier as a rare American poet who shines in narrative and legendary verse. He highlights Maud Muller Barclay of Ury Cassandra Southwick and Telling the Bees as key works, noting Whittier’s sincerity simplicity and broad public and literary respect. He contrasts Whittier with Bryant while praising lasting emotional impact of Whittier’s pieces.

Richard Henry Stondard Ren Ion Mr. Whittier Cassandra Southwick Barclay Ury Maud Muller Skipper Ireson Men of Letters Barbara Freichie Bryant

Marriage as a Test of New Social Schemes

The piece denounces religious and philosophical movements like Shakerism and Mormonism for challenging marriage. It argues that tampering with marriage destroys family life and purity, warning that socialism and other schemes struggle to replace the family unit. It claims celibacy as a flawed ideal and asserts marriage as essential to societal order.

Marri Philosphy

Italian Girls and Forney's Progreso Exhibit Doffed

The Italian brides of the era are described as making their own outfits and trousseaus Six dozen items meant to last twenty five years must be embroidered and frilled The piece notes Italian women wear shawls and do not learn music see and play the piano is left to those who earn their living by them They are taught to sew cook and iron

Philadelphia Amazon Forney Progreso Italy Aste Trosseau Cook Ron

Decedent Leaves $1000 to Old Flame Runner in Will

A St Louis man who recently died left he one thousand dollars to the partner who ten years ago eloped with his wife. The will notes he never forgot a favor.

Henry Hartman Milwaukee Buford Owenton Tanaous Pennsylvania Dennis F. Canning Schuylkill County Jack Kehoe Mollie Maguies Canning Defor Atlanta Asa Morgan Dover Tenn Burchett Magic Yates Burchet Kate Webster Thomas Rich Engmond Land Wandsworth Frank Hobbs Ferguson Redding Pitts County Wm. Hubbard Wm. Woodard Hop Lee Boston Hubbard Woodard Ee Ae Eapee Ak Eru Or & Tarnaes St. Louis

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