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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1894

Page

2

New Year Romance Quietly Brightens Bubble Tale

In a Christmas Eve setting in Bubble and a Nebraska town, Rafferty’s journey with his ward Hanna leads to family tensions. The scene unfolds at the depot and through Rafferty’s stern warning about the Sheehys, as Hanna uncovers William Rafferty’s engagement to Sarah Sheehy and a blossoming yet troubled romance amid holiday cheer.

Bubble Tom Olive Moike Old Rafferty Ireland Merrimac Cumberland Nebraska Rafferty Hanna William Coolabhogle Father O'Flynn Tom Grady Murphys Morans Sheehys Fanna Hanna Rafferty Will Mrs. Rafferty Pat Sarah Sheehy Coolathogle Desaver Clontarf Tim Sheehy Tim Hurlin Sarah Connolly Sheehy’s Toike Ellen Jane Raffertys George Washington Rafferty’s

Rafferty Family Wedding Sparks Irish-Moonlit Feud Resolve

In Nebraska a wedding unites Will Rafferty and Hanna Connolly amid stubborn kinship. Old Rafferty relents after a tense clash with the Sheehys, crowning the union with a Twelfth Day ceremony and a warm family welcome at home. Ellen Jane notes Hanna resembles Mary, easing old wounds.

Cane Ellen Jane Sarah Connolly Will Mary Rafferty Begorra Nate M. Cleary Chicago Tribune

American learns European taste kills peanut and popcorn sales

A Chicagoan returns from Antwerp after trying to sell popcorn and peanuts there. He invested 5000 dollars, faced European scepticism and 15 centimes pricing, and found demand vanished as customers rejected the product as poison and fled the stalls. He ends wishing to stay in Chicago.

Europe Chicago Antwerp United States

Make the New Year a Happy One in Your Home

The piece urges bright spirits and forgiving hearts to start the year anew. A happy home shines into business and community life, with domestic happiness linked to outer prosperity. Forgiveness, cheer, and cordial good will are urged, ending with the promise that such attitude brings happiness to you and yours.

Ladies’ Home Journal

Lair of Hair Locks in Ancient Virginia Tree

In a Virginia forest a huge tree yielded bark with faint initials I py and P 2 standing for John Smith and Pocahontas Powhatan. A Gatling gun incident killed a flock of birds. Henry Jones died from suffocation. A Thomaston cat Fanny hid and later revealed cork-necked kittens’ corks.

Virginia New York Recorder J-o-h-n John Smith Henry Jones Currituck Jones Thomaston Fanny

Avery bequest to Smithsonian sparks ether research hope

The late Robert Stanton Avery leaves 115000 for lectures and treatises on ethereal mediums. The gift, seen as a major scientific endowment, could boost American progress in understanding ether and its role in laws governing heat light sound magnetism and electricity.

Robert Stanton Avery Smithsonian Institution America Avery Philadelphia Record

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