03 Mar 1887
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1887
Page
1
A speaker reflects on loss and enduring memory after a loved one’s death. He speaks of living alone, the emptiness of the beloved’s absence, and the hope that she rests peacefully while acknowledging a daily hunger for her face.
In Milan a grieving Englishman recalls a fateful encounter with the famed Contessa di San Siviglione who may be the vanished singer Pompone. The Contessa reveals love and ambition clash as she performs and dies on the stage, leaving a tangle of rumor about Pompone’s fate.
A Jacksonville Courier piece surveys Greenville Tennessee and the Andrew Johnson legacy. It details Johnson’s brick last home, the old tailor shop, Aunt Dolly Johnson’s bakery, and a hilltop monument with a marble eagle bearing the Constitution and a right hand resting on a book.
A man tests a paper’s advice to praise his wife and gradually turns compliments into demands. He treats her kindly, yet his praise leads to chores, a borrowed baby and new conflicts, ending with a cautionary realization about ulterior motives. The tale sits beside an accompanying note about the alligator’s unusual tooth replacement and winter behavior.
At a California Historical Society meeting Prof Davidson traced early naming of California. He noted "California" appeared in 1510 in Las Sergas de Esplandia and was first applied by Bernal Diaz Costello. He cited 1769 Bay of San Francisco discovery by French scholars, and 1775 Columbia River discovery by Heceta, with a malarial fatality near Point St. Lucas.
Trenn resists bending to crooked policy and wily sinuosities of worldly affairs. Truth, like light, travels only in straight lines, challenging worldly maneuvering and deceit.
Quotation heavy collection of humorous snippets and excerpts from various papers. Jokes cover topics from astronomy and moon circles to cremation costs and mistaken identities. Miscellany preserves era voice and quirky one liners.
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