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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1891
Page
5
A bit of editorial flavor shows debates over tariff bindings and imports, temperance laws in Denmark, and political hopes in Canada for U S union. It notes a Russian czar’s travel as a liberal policy gesture and imagines future reforms like a parliament for Russia and humane Siberian treatment.
A five year old German Chicago girl Elsa Breidt is highlighted as a musical prodigy who began piano at age two and now improvises complex pieces after hearing them once. The piece discusses whether such prodigies suggest future human development.
The article notes California’s shift from gold to agriculture, highlighting vast wheat production and the rise of grape culture. It details record fruit shipments for 1890 91 including peaches grapes plums apricots figs and pears. Raisins from the California process threaten Malaga raisins and the state plans to expand fruit districts for eastern markets.
You may know it from friends and neighbors and personal experience. Dr King’s New Discovery holds a place in the house after one trial. If afflicted with cough cold or chest trouble secure a bottle and try it. guaranteed or money refunded. Trial bottles free at L M Bosworth’s Drugstore.
A man accused of forging signatures using Kodak methods staged a quick, snap game while the scheme unfolded. Authorities say the suspect manipulated documents to mislead officials and secure funds.
The article discusses how the working class lacks living religious faith but seeks financial betterment and social reform. It questions who will lead them towards altruism and emphasizes the need for a strong unselfish motive behind improvements. It also notes land policy, irrigation, and the Port Royal legend, plus Whitman praise and the new Boston magazine Dawn advocating Christian social reform.
An advertisement for the American Economist weekly by the American Protective Tariff League promotes tariff policy coverage. It offers sample copies and a combined subscription with The Intelligencer for two dollars fifty, highlighting a favorable rate and authority on Protection.
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