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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1895

Page

3

Pomona Villa Seminary Plan For Margaret O'Reilly

Ruthven arranges for Margaret O'Reilly to attend Pomona Villa a girls seminary run by the Misses Prism on Blackheath a park like grounds. The plan follows the merchants daughters and grocers with Ruthven hoping schooling will civilize her though he fears the social bargain. The girl shows curiosity about reading writing and being a lady, while staff caution such status comes from birth not effort.

Jmona Villa Blackheath Misses Prism Jane Prime Candy Waters Pomona Villa Ruthven Margaret O'Reilly Comarades Newny Post Miss Prism Peg Garrett Margaret Mr. Ruth Peg O’reilly Hamilton Shore James Ruthven Miss O'Reilly Miss Candy Miss Prime Miss Waters Carmen Flower Carmen

Peg O'Reilly Finds New Life At Pomona Villa

Peg O'Reilly, an orphan raised in hardship, goes to Pomona Villa under guardian Ruthven. She adapts to school life, forms a fast bond with Carmen Flower, and blossoms physically and socially, aided by good meals, fresh air, and a sense of security.

Carmen Sir Frederic Flower Abbotsville Miss Flower Peg Carmen Flower Margaret O'Reilly Prime Candy Mrs. Garrett Pomona Villa Miss Tarbrush Calcutta Ruthven

Florida Plantations Grow Cocoanuts Across the State

The New York World notes Florida hosts large cocoanut plantings on the east coast with 250 000 trees and 42 000 in one plantation. Seeds from Central America and the West Indies helped start the crop, and Key West marks early plantings evidenced by ancient trees. Cocoanuts are valued for multiple uses from fiber to food and medicine, with cultural ties from the Maldive islands to curry.

New York World Florida Central America West Indies Key West Lake Worth Ceylon Maldive Islands

Household Hints and Domestic Fashion Notes

Household tips cover kitchen tools, cleanliness, and cooking aids with advice on knives, sieves, frying baskets, and rice as a stimulant. A social vignette extols a graceful, capable girl and links charm to daily duties. Also includes oyster preparations, sandwich fillings, and a fashion brief on plaid silks, ribbons, and bold ornaments.

Old Army Man Recalls Hunting Horse Tale and Prairie Chickens

An anecdote from Field and Farm recounts a veteran speaking of an old Indian hunting pony that guided antelope toward him and flushed prairie birds. The tale also notes Joseph Morales, jailed in San Jose for drunkenness, as a once celebrated singer from Genoa who performed in a cell.

Field and Farm Seventh Cavalry I. C San Jose Joseph Moralles Moralies Genoa Patti Moralles Norma

Hypocrites Face Satirical Doubt in Grim Humor Quote

If Satan ever laughs it must be at the hypocrites, they are the greatest dupes De haa.

Satan

New York Tough in Court Becomes Comic Fracas

A New York tough is examined for killing a man claiming only one punch caused the death. The judge questions how a single fist could kill, prompting the boastful reply about showing the punch before the offender walks away. A humor vignette closes with a magazine stamp joke from the New York Weekly.

New York

Bank Ledger Blunder Leaves Man Overdrawn In Afternoon

Henry laments a sudden financial shock after a bank clerk announces his account is overdrawn. The dialogue portrays a light humorous sting from an unexpected error in the ledger readout.

Henry Eric Messenger

Charlie Borrowing Trouble Echoes Judge’s Quip

A short exchange quotes a judge scolding Charlie as a foolish borrower of trouble and a joke that he never pays it back, highlighting humor in courtroom banter. The lines portray character and wit without external events or locations.

Charlie

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