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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1881
Page
4
A reflective verse declares contrasts to worldly folly and gold, praising a nobler age. It posits that God has his own, whose sturdy knees resist idolatry and folly, envisioning prophets a thousand years hence.
Ada quarrels with sister Dora over marriage prospects at Hollyhocks while Allen Waters returns home rumored as a wealthy suitor. A broken-down phaeton leads Dora to a farmer with quiet charm, who helps and wins her heart, revealing a gentlemanly nature beneath rustic disguise. Ada resents the attraction and remains unsettled as Dora becomes Mrs. Waters.
The Buffalo Express describes marital felicity in a palace setting with quail on toast and champagne.
A letter from Dr. John A. Hutchinson of Downers Kerosene Oil Works Massa describes foreman Patton spraining his leg while climbing stairs. After applying St Jacobs Oil the injury began to improve quickly, illustrating the remedy's reputed effectiveness.
The Minnesota Supreme Court says a newspaper cannot be narrowly defined and must be understood in its ordinary sense as a publication with general news for wide circulation. When summmons are published, the word newspaper should be read to reach the general reader.
The article discusses the nature of colds and bodily resistance, rejects the idea of chills alone causing illness, and emphasizes how willpower and nerve energy fight cold. It then highlights Iowa creamery growth, marking 350 factories and an estimated 20 million dollars in product value, signaling rural independence and future prosperity. It also notes Japanese views on children, praising parental affection and family roles across daily life.
The National Eisteddfod of the Welsh people met in Milwaukee with 112 papers read on diverse topics and strong applause. The event highlighted deep study by a young author of Areithio Byrfyfyr and featured the anthem Ad wddiad Beth syn Hardld and the finale Hen Wiad y Ytadau.
A heated exchange reveals a wife questioning her husband about their lifelong commitment, while he concedes that his judgment may be questionable in judging their future together.
The article describes Fatima using a buffalo milk churn inside a goat skin bag suspended from a wall peg. She shakes the air-filled skin to form butter while buttermilk is saved in a jar. It also includes unrelated notices about an insurance dispute, a $600 mortgage, and several advertisements for tonics and remedies.
Erie special reports Mr William Carney believed he would die at 2 a m yesterday after a vision last Sunday. He prepared his will with Mullen the Catholic prelate present as supporters watched for a miracle. The prophecy failed, blamed on Judge Galbraith and Dr Brand who allegedly delayed death by clocks and medicine. Carney calls the act fraudulent.
The text describes liver complaint symptoms such as nausea tongue fur, dull pain, and blood impurity with loss of appetite. It asserts a benign specific as the most distressing yet common remedy and notes public and medical testimony praising its curative effects in fever and convalescence.
A Rochester man Mr. W. M. Armstrong praises Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Care claiming it saved him. The note references satisfaction with the proprietor and includes a light aside about women who adore dogs and a playful image of a dog offering a paw to a husband.
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