08 Jan 1891
Page 1
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1891
Page
1
The passage surveys diverse opinions on tariffs and amusement in American life, noting exaggerated bake and dance references, Denmark's temperance law shifting costs to saloons, Canadian annexation sentiment, xenophobic xenial rhetoric about mixed blood, and the Russian czar’s tour aimed at broadening liberal ideas for future reforms.
Five year old Elsa Breidt of Chicago, daughter of German parents, astonishes by improvising long pieces after a single hearing. At age two she began striking piano keys with apparent early mastery and now performs any composition without errors.
The article highlights California’s agricultural rise through wheat, grapes, wines, fast horses, and expanding fruit crops. It notes 1890 91 fruit shipments totaling 10 000 carload equivalents with strong raisin production and a projected rise in overall fruit exports, especially peaches grapes plums apricots figs and pears.
If you have tried it you are a staunch friend and it holds a place in the house. For those afflicted with coughs colds or chest trouble a bottle should be secured and given a fair trial. Guaranteed money back with free trial bottles at L. M. Bosworth's Drugstore.
A man accused of forging signatures using Kodak equipment appears to have run a quick confidence trick. The case centers on signatures forged with camera issued tools and the suspect's rapid scam pattern.
The piece surveys Reginald Brett on working people seeking better financial conditions without religious zeal, and questions of class, labor, and altruism. It notes U S land office sales, desert land entries, irrigation needs, Port Royal fate, Ingersoll on Whitman, and the Boston magazine Dawn with editors Newton and Liverpowe.
An advertisement urges readers to subscribe to American Economist, a weekly publication by the American Protective Tariff League. It promotes the paper as authoritative on protection and offers a bundled deal with THE INTELLIGENCER for two dollars and fifty cents per year.
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