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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1893
Page
3
Ames Intelligencer recalls Maud Houston of Chamber in a reflective piece about Aunt Bess a spinster aunt whose sweetness and wintry gaze spoke of a vanished romance. The narrative centers on a sudden farewell after an April afternoon and the lingering memory of a love that never was.
Dorr Jewett, once aided by Pierce Bostock in New Hampshire, arrives at the La Fourche plantation seeking reunion with Coralie and the ailing master. Amid cane fields, slave labor talk, and colonial memory, Jewett rekindles hopes while foreboding guilt and a hidden past loom over the家.
In a tense scene a stranger demands entry, threatening to seek audience with Mr. Bostock and hinting at visiting La Rourche to speak with planters about old times. The moment shifts to the parlor as a sense of propriety yields to curiosity and power dynamics. A separate note mentions a journal claim linking milk to consumption risks.
Rev. T DeWitt Talmage portrays frost as a benediction not an enemy, painting winter scenes as a divine painter and physician. He links frost to scripture and gospel, urging gratitude for cold as a purifying, preparative force shaping faith and life.
A long transcribed address from the Grand Army of the Republic national encampment condemns pension rulings and demands due process, fair rates, and protection for aging veterans. It denounces arbitrary suspensions, calls for lawful tribunals, and urges preservation of the pension roll for those who bore the battle.
Oldest Hoosier Aunt Baldy, resident at the Terrefiaute Old Ladies' Home, reaches her 104th birthday. Meanwhile, Rev. Benjamin Stevens of Hapeibal Missouri marked his seventieth wedding anniversary with wife. A Parrott Georgia mother Rowena Harty, 13, who married at 14, has seven children and many descendants. Tombstone era scion Jupor N. P. Ear, 10-year father of the Earp siblings, wed recently in San Bernardino California.
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