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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1894

Page

5

Rubies Surpassed in a Brookyln Tabernacle Sermon

Rev T DeWitt Talmage delivers in Brooklyn Tabernacle a sermon on Wisdom is better than rubies. He contrasts wealth and luxury with religious blessing, lauds the ruby as symbol of sacrifice through Christ, and argues true joy comes from faith and pardon beyond riches.

T. DeWitt Talmage Brooklyn Tabernacle Heaven Jeremiah Tyre Solomos Burmak Charles the Bold Grandson Rudolph II of Austria Henry V Agincourt Gustavus III Catherine of Arragon John Mandee China Eliomon Cedar Palace Washington White House Daniel Shadrach Ezekiel St. John Paul David Ahithophel Saul Absalom Goliath Robert Chambers William Haworth Wesley Ridley Solomon Jesus Christ Guinea de Witt Withhold God Christ Jesus Glasgow New York England France Germany Italy United States Jerusalem Ceylon New South Wales Burmah Scotland William Wallace Wallace Damascus Cairo Ant Lebanon

Trial of Abraham's faith on Mount Moriah

The lesson situates Abraham's test around Beersheba and Mount Moriah in about 1871 BC. It emphasizes faith under trial, Isaac as the promised son, and Abraham’s obedience in offering his beloved child. The piece links the event to broader themes of trust, conscience, and divine guidance.

Abraham Peloubet Isaac B.C Josephus Beersheba Hebron Palestine Jerusalem Mount Moriah Temple of Jerusalem Calvary Temple Sarah Ishmael B. C Sodom Egypt Abrah Hagar Bunyan Hopeful Amazon Tle Moriah Ornan Temple Mount Morley

A Toe One Sided Truth

A discussion on silence as virtue and vice, noting both its praiseworthy uses and its potential sins. The text contrasts selective speech with actions left undone and reflects on moral responsibility in speech.

Handcraft Bottles Still Superior to Machinery Says Trade Notes

The trade journal notes no commercial success yet for bottle making by machine due to higher costs and weaker quality. Hand-blown bottles endure pressure and uniform wall distribution better, with many schemes failing to reach market. The article also reports fires, legal matters, and local incidents across Iowa, from an 1880s era report.

Ashby England

Wealth of Cuba Indicates Vast Plantations and Trade

Cuba is described as rich with 0,060 sugar and tobacco plantations and fruit and vegetable farms valued at 325 million dollars. Exports total 90 million while imports are 45.75 million, offset by 16.25 million from this country. About 50 million supports Spain annually.

Cuba Spain

Des Moines Train Hit Two Children. Supreme Court Ruling

In western Des Moines a Rock Island train struck two children who were observed 450 feet away by the engineer. The suit for damages argued negligence and a city ordinance limiting speeds to 6 miles per hour. The Iowa Supreme Court ruled the children were trespassers and that train speed was irrelevant since the accident occurred in an annexed area and the ordinance applied only within city limits when adopted.

Rock Island Des Moines Supreme Court

Elopement Involving Widow and Fortune Teller

Mrs W M Purdy of Pleasant Valley township Scott county reputedly holds a life interest in a $50,000 estate left by her husband. She married fortune teller Dr Morey after a brief courtship. Morey moved into Mrs Morey’s home and showered attention on her 20 year old daughter. The two eloped recently and Mrs Morey plans to seek a divorce.

Missouri Valley E. F. James Stone Charles Avery Packwood Lena Wetherell Oskaloosa John Birran Osage John Fordham Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Adams Express Company J. C Armentrout Keokuk Medical College Iowa Brick and Tile and Drainage Des Moines Robert Goodman C. L. Smith North English Jackson Capitol Chicago Iowa St. Ansgar William Foster Foster’s Opera House Lyon County Ottumwa McIntire McIintire Keokuk C. C. Jones Grant Township Union County A. J. Ames Fort Dodge Bank of Beresford Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Railroad Charles Morgan Livermore Abe Simmons Mr. Kinney Morgan Iowa City H. S. Fairall Republican van Welden Holland Creston W. M. Purdy Pleasant Valley Township Scott County Dr. Morey Morey

Law Holds Stockholders Responsible for Mutual Company Assessments

Supreme Court rules that an assessment levied on a stockholder of a mutual insurance company is a personal debt of the stockholder, not a charge against corporate property. The property exemption does not apply to such assessments.

Supreme Court

Plumbers Seek State Licensing Board in Iowa

The Master Plumbers association of Iowa in Des Moines drafted a bill for a state board of examiners under the health board to license plumbers who pass an exam. J. A. Harris of Sioux City was elected president with John E. Allen as secretary and Robert Clayton as treasurer.

Master Plumbers’ Association of Iowa Des Moines State Board of Health J. A. Harris Sioux City John E. Allen Robert Clayton

Western Mile Trackers Form Regional Racing Association

Secretaries from Milwaukee Independence LeMars Hawarden Sioux Falls and Mason City met in Mason City to form the Western Mile Track association. The initial meeting will be in Milwaukee August 14 to 17 after the Illinois valley circuit.

Western Mile Milwaukee Independence LeMars Hawarden Sioux Falls Mason City Western Mile Track

Sons of Veterans Encampment Set for Davenport in September

The national encampment of the Sons of Veterans will be held in Davenport this September. A $500 prize awaits the best drilled company and $300 for the second best, as local camp members order new uniforms and begin drills to compete.

The Sons of Veterans Davenport

Pomeroy Relief Committee Seeks Oversight Hearing

The Pomeroy relief committee reports to the governor and requests appointment of a committee to investigate its affairs. They say compensation already voted to members will be returned if any objections arise.

Pomeroy Relief Committee

Classic Recipes From Farm and Fireside and More

A collage of homey dessert and soup recipes from Farm and Fireside Harper's Bazar and Boston Budget. Instructions cover Charlotte Russe style trifles, Marlborough Pudding with lemon cream, Peach Jelly, buckwheat substitute cakes, Orange Judd Farmer Brown Betty, and Beef Soup with lengthy stock prep and finishing touches.

Harper’s Bazar Orange Judd Betty Boston Woman’s Home Journal

Modern meat packing turns by products into valuable goods

The Drover's Journal notes that large scale slaughterhouses profit by using animal by products. hooves and horns become combs and buttons, intestines become sausage casings, blood and scraps fuel and fertilizer, bones ground to bone meal, oleo oil derivations, and other parts find utilitarian uses in glue, tripe, jewelry in China, and sugar refining aids.

Cross Roads China

Birds of a Feather on a Niagara Streetcar

Eight choir boys boarded a Niagara streetcar after rehearsal and shared playful exchanges with curious women. The youngest, silent until asked, quips that he must be a chicken since he gets it in the neck so often.

Niagara Street Vermont Street St. Mary's St. Paul's Buffalo Express

Towser’s Bark Worse Than Bite Shocks Townley

Puck notes Mr. Subberoan warns against Towser while Townley, recently bitten ten times, fears another bark. The cartoonish line hints at a comic misunderstanding and lingering canine mischief.

Subberoan Towser Townley Scott Puck

Giant corn grower offers seed package and catalogue

A farmer boasts 110 bushels per acre from 1898 corn and over twenty other field corns and fodder corn. He promotes himself as a leader in farm seeds including oats barley wheat millet potatoes and fifty kinds of grasses and clovers. Cut this ad and mail 15 cents to John A Salzer Seed Co La Crosse Wisconsin for a large package of Giant corn and a mammoth catalogue.

America John A. Salzer Seed Co la Crosse Wis

Unclear Advice Promotes Digestive Health Remedies

An old paragraph touts Hostetter's as a cure for digestion issues and associated temper, claiming it prevents chill and fever, rheumatism, and rheumatic symptoms. It urges persistent use for a calmer temper and better overall health.

Wedding Check Confusion Cited by Cleveland Plain Dealer

Disjointed fragments from a Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet mention a wedding check and a quoted phrase about a husband and idea, reflecting unclear context and incomplete reporting.

Eee Ae Ee Cleveland Plain

An Important Difference to Thousands

Fragmented text discusses a remedy claim and mentions manufacturing by a company. The readable parts imply a health or consumer product claim aimed at broad reach, with unclear wording about curing or easing a condition. No concrete entities or verifiable facts are established.

The

Then both men offer marriage to Bette in dispute

The fragment shows Herr Schulze and Herr Lehmann each proposing marriage to Bette. Oberlander Bete reports the exchange with phrasing indicating a question of which suitor would win. The text references two named individuals and a contested engagement.

Bette Herr Schulze Herr Lehmann Lehmann

McVickers Theater Cage Match Ends February 24

McVickers Theater in Chicago offers a boxing or cage event ending February 24 with seats available by mail order. Local patrons may request tickets through postal reservations.

McVicker’s Theater Chicago

Hatton in New Over Coat Sparks Washington News Banter

A clipped Washington chat mentions Hatton in a new over coat and a remark about Shenaw being out of sight. A brisk exchange follows about a severe cold affecting a landlady, with Griggs commenting on seating and a playful jab about Ree Pee in New York.

Hatton Washington Griggs

Parasol-Waving Woman Signals Street Car Conductor

A Binghamton Republic item notes a street car conductor who reads the sea’s mood as a woman waves her parasol, interpreting signals from the waves in a coastal setting.

Binghamton Repub

Wedding as Public Affair Converts Home Circle, JI LUSON Says

JILUs on remarks reflect on modern hotels and boarding houses altering the idea of a wedding as a private home circle. The Buffalo Courier notes the shift toward more public celebration venues in this era.

Jiluson Buffalo Courier

Hoxsie Promises Croup Cure Souvenir Offer

A postpaid mail offer from A P Hoxsie of Buffalo New York advertises a croup cure and a decorative souvenir for 50 cents. The promotion urges readers to send payment to receive the cure and token.

Patent cough cures and remedies in old advertisements

A fragment lists throat and cough remedies and bitters such as Brown's Bronchial Troches and Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar, alongside Pike's Toothache Drops. It mentions a claims page with trademarked tonics and a note about a sugar turned to vinegar and references to Young Men's Era.

Hale Pike

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