May Walk to Church by the Old Mill
A nostalgic verse fragment describes a May holiday scene. The speaker recalls a walk past a weathered mill with a turning wheel and a babbling stream, framing a peaceful church path beneath em trees and birch.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1891
Page
4
Prince Dusty Finds Family at Last on River Ark
Arthur and Uncle Phin reunite with Miss Harriet and Colonel Dale after the ark voyage ends in Harrisburg. Rusty the dog revives the group’s joy as the rescued boy is embraced by his aunt and cousin, and the two families plan a warm Virginian homecoming describing their return to Dalecourt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Sandy Grimes
Rusty
Nancy
Phin
Lil Marse
Ark
Seth
Bren Usty
Uncle Phin
Richmond
Ohio
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
South Pole
Pittsburgh
Maki
Harriet
Harrisburg
Atlantic Express
Uncle
Dusty
Colonel Dale
Pennsylvania
Tobin
Joe
Dalecourt
Virginias
Cynthia
Prince Dusty
Rue End
Boomopolis Real Estate Push Sparks Long Life Talk
A real estate agent touts Boomopolis as the place to invest with a six year build from nothing to funds. He notes a rough net worth trajectory while a stray remark hints at large debts. The piece closes with a wellness note stressing regular exercise to avoid exhaustion and promote longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boomopolis
Munsey
Fragmentary street scene dialogue from Detroit and New York papers
A brief exchange shows two boys fighting in an alley with one named Willie Slimson. A Detroit incident has a patrolman escorting a detainee on Michigan avenue, remarking the trip to the cooler will prove he is taking him away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingo
Tommy
Willie Slimson
N. Y
Michigan Avenue
Detroit Free Press
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Montana
Manitoba
Dakotas
Ovas
Wieming
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Duluth
Ashland
New Mexico
Texas
Alabama
Celsick Springs
Hot Springs
Colorado
Peoria
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
Auansas City
Geome
Market Prices Hover Near Usual Levels
The market today shows varied shifts with some items marginally cheaper and others modestly more expensive. Traders note price movements are consistent with typical market fluctuations for this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
The Cause of Sorrow Hosea Commentary Highlight
Analyzed Hosea 1 15 and Isaiah themes showing Israel as an empty vine and divided heart. Notes link Israel's rejection of God as king to calamities, exile, and impending final judgment with prophetic Christic fulfillment and mercy paths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pease
Hoffman
Philade
Israel
Jesus
Ezek
Jehovah
Egypt
Hosea
Uzziah
Jotham
Ahaz
Hezekiah
Judah
Ephraim
Jared
Samaria
Christ
Dan
Bethel
Jacob
R. V
Messiah
Whispers About Women Among News and Notables
Mrs. Cleveland’s plain linen note paper bears initials PF P C in blue gold or silver. Princess Marianne Bonaparte died at eighty the same day as Plon Plon, daughter of sculptor Signor Conchetti. Miss Permelie Wright, Benton Harbor, Mich, just turned one hundred. Mrs. Elijah Halford’s daughter inherits her mother’s song and is predicted for fame. Mrs. Edward Roby of Chicago founded the Ladies of the G A R and leads the Daughters of the Revolution. Fraulein Clementine Heckenmuller, sister of mercy, received the Humane Society medal for saving a drowning person at Wilhelmshohe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. P. C
Marianne Bonaparte
Elijah Halford
Edward Roby
Chicago
Ladies of the
Daughters of the Revolution
Fraulein Clementine Heckenmuller
Mercy
Humane Society
Wilhelmshohe
Land Locked Salmon Angling in the United States
Francis Livingston writes on regional fishing exploits from Florida to Ohio and beyond describing land locked salmon, tarpon, and flounder seasons. He notes legal limits, streams like Lake George and White River, and shares tips on fighting and landing the fish without overexertion. He praises patient method over brute force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeee
Delaware
New York
Ohio
Walton
Florida
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Jamaica Bay
Long Island Sound
Michigan
District of Columbia
Congress
Lake George
White River
Indiana
Grand River
Snake River
Nebraska
Francis Livingston
Railway From Jaffa to Jerusalem Delayed By Weather
Bad weather delays the Jaffa to Jerusalem railway project with engineers and laborers unavailable. The plant remains largely idle except for Philadelphia made engines still on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaffa
Jerusalem
Antici
Delphia
Distinguished Roman Countess Lovatelli and Mrs Vanderbilt
The Countess Lovatelli in Rome resides in a St Angelo palace and is the sole female member of the German Archeological society. Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt, an earnest ceramics student and connoisseur of period furniture, sustains a home of dazzling decor and ongoing refurnishing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Countess Lovatelli
St. Angelo
German Archeological Society
William K. Vanderbilt
Spader
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L. M. Bosworth
Etalliday Vinda Millis Ai Pumps
J. FL. Melhain
Westerman & Arnold
AMES
Iowa
George D. Loud
PPE If
Will de
North Side Main Street
Geo. D. Loud
Orxly
College
Hamilton & Co
Castoria
H.A. Aadhen
Sea Uesaeh
Povolivn
Tus Cayrava Company
Fulton Street
the Intelligencer
K. Wilson
Empire OF the Ring
Little Prince Dusty
Kirk Munroe
Barr
Chapter
Tank DE Lawd
Marsa Kunnel
Holy Land
Tokeda
G. C. Bittner & &O
U. S
C.a.snow &Co
D.C
Humphreys
J. the. Eof
Humphreys’ Aeons Co
William and John Sts
York
Humperezs
Humphr Medicine CO
N.Y
C. Allen
Augusta
Maine
Elgin
Waltham
Empire Watch Club CO
Park Row
Buckien
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