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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1879

Page

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Drowned and fire losses mark Iowa notes of June

Iowa crop prospects improve with garden land in Muscatine Island and central state yields praised. Drownings reported include Patrick Bane Iowa City June 14 Alfred Anderson Burlington June 9 Albert Lambert LeMars June 5 and a cedar rapids bridge builder Seitz in Shell Rock river June 12.

Muscatine Island Iowa Patrick Bane Iowa City Iowa River Dubuque Albia J. Randall Brown Des Moines Alfred Anderson Burlington Clarissa C. Cook Davenport Albert Lambert LeMars Floyd River June Seitz Cedar Rapids Shell Rock Greene Clarion Wright County Minneapolis & St C. W. Terpenning Creston Mt. Pleasant Guittar Council Bieffs Mood Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Iowa Academy of Natural Sciences Joseph LeConte State University of California Gustavus Hinrichs State University of Iowa Major Thompson Linn County Congress J. N. W. Rumple Muscatine Hope Company Marshalltown Corneil Bluffs Gear New York City H. J. B. Cummings Winterset A. G. Adams R. D. Kellogg Garden Grove John J. Steadman Wm. R. Smith Sioux City J. H. Merrill Ottumwa Wm. T. Coan Clinton Thos. Sargent Ft. Dodge H. M. Pusey Council Bluffs Steven V. White Brooklyn N. B. Collins Point Breeze Philadelphia Standard Oil Company Schuylkill River Indian Bureau Fort Belknap Sitting Bull Illinois State Board of Agriculture

Golden wedding celebrated in Berlin and world notes

Berlin marked Emperor William's golden wedding with heavy decorations and public addresses across provinces. Reports cover floods in Austria Hungary, seizures in Russia, Servia border changes, and political tumult in Paris and Washington, with health and sanitation questions facing Chicago and U.S. cities.

William Berlin Empire Rhine Cherson Russia

Usury ruling could end foreign loan agency business in Iowa

Monroe county district court found usurious contracts in two cases where farmers borrowed from eastern capitalists via agents. The court ruled plaintiffs may recover only amounts paid, with no interest or attorney fees, and must cover court costs. If upheld by the Supreme Court, the ruling could crush the foreign loan agency trade in the state.

Iowa District Court Monroe County Supreme Court

Small Charlotte Russes Instructions for making cream filled treats

Instructions describe forming small Charlotte Russes by wrapping white paper around sponge cake hoops. Cut sponge cake strips two to two and a half inches high, insert a bottom piece, push to the base, then fill with cream. Squares possible by four pieces, hiding the bottom.

Railroad mileage growth 1878 compared with prior years

The Railroad Gazette records 493 miles added in the current year. It notes 1878 added 12 miles and 1877 added 354 miles, indicating annual progress in rail construction and expansion.

Railroad Gazette

Unclear fragment hints at Dr Bull’s Pills pricing

Fragment discusses Dr Bull's Pills with mentions of venom and price but provides no clear details or complete context.

McDonald bill in congress and army provision debated

In Washington the Forty Sixth Congress Extra Session resumed work on the McDonald bill authorizing troop use and repealing election laws. Amendments were reported, a veto of a President ordered printed was examined, and the House debated the army bill including a section on cadet graduation and future commissions with a later vote and adjournment.

Audubon County Extra Audubon Atlan O’brien Primghar Sheldon St. Paul Chamber of Deputies Jules Ferry Paul de Cassagnac Ferry Gambetta Chamber de Cassagnac Senate Washington Beck Committee House Gen. Shield Fletcher Webster Blaine McDonald Wen Murch Committee On Polic Civil Service Committee United States Herbert Judiciary Committee United State Morton Committee On Foreign Affairs Woodwen Committee On Ways and Means Spirita W W Young Washington Monument Aren Lin Missouri District of Columbia Munday Committee On Appropriations Ingalla McPherson Aine Sens Davis Conkling Hill Morgan Allison Aen Yeas Withers Voorhees Atkins McLane Conger Atkina Blount Baker Wasmngton Hill and Morrill Vis of Wirts Wallace Stephens Carlisle Nott Sciaty Weaver Military Academy Army Babe Wiey Williams Cox Clymer Newigeat Naye

Hop Bitters Restores Daughter After Years of Illness

A grieving family credits Hop Bitters with restoring their daughter to health after eleven years of misery under various physicians who failed to cure her. They warn others not to overlook the remedy they once dismissed.

Prejudice Hills

The Garrote and Spanish Execution Practices Described

A detailed account explains how the garrote is used in Madrid executions. The public ceremony draws crowds, with observers judging bravado or unmanliness. The condemned is bound, the collar tightened by a lever, and a black cloth covers the face as a brief convulsion ends the sentence.

Moncasi Madrid Ferdinandil Cervantes Judas

Short Rules for Action in Accidents and Poisons

Professor Wilder offers practical emergency guidance for burns eyes ears and choking. It covers rinsing dust from eyes with water removing debris with a pencil point treating cuts and bleeding by compression, handling burns with cold water, smothering fires, and poisoning remedies including coffee for acids and methods to revive fainting.

Wilder

Ill-bred manners spark dining room chatter

A light two character exchange notes social protocol as one man objects to smoking around ladies and another asks how to proceed when a companion smokes. The scene hints at etiquette and social expectations in a formal setting.

Fragmentary obituary note from Norristown Herald fragment

A damaged clipping mentions a man living in Bethlehem Pennsylvania and a past editor who died long ago, described as unwept and unhonored. The text is garbled with broken phrases about a journey and family references.

Norristown Herald Bethlehem

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