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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1884
Page
4
The Buntelligencer notes General G T Beau tlons prepares a supplementary series with photographs drawings portraits and scenes from auxiliary service branches. It will present unofficial accounts of their experiences during the war, offering historical value beyond official reports.
In November a new novel launches in the Tae Carrney lineup by W. D. Howells author of Venetian Days and A Modern Instance. The tale follows the rise of an ambitious American businessman with works by Henry Face, Grace Lenoivne, and others from prominent writers of the era.
The Century Magazine announces upcoming War Series content with essays by Lieut Schwerk and others. It highlights illustrations by Joseph Pennell, articles on architecture and history, and writings by John Burroughs and George Cable. Subscriptions are $4.00 yearly, with a free specimen copy on request.
The Independent notes a catalog of twenty two departments edited by twenty two specialists. It lists areas such as Biblical Pen Fine Arts Music Science Ministerial Register School and College Literature Missions Sunday School Finance Commerce Insurance Stories and Selections along with Agriculture.
Captain Moseley recounts a strange journey in the Boston mountains of Arkansas meeting a reclusive cave-dwelling old man who plays a mournful flute. The story leads to a cave visit with the troglodyte family, a threat, a later raid, and a dramatic rescue that ends with the outlaw hanged and the group planning to leave the area.
The London Standard recounts a dinner tale where Lord North identifies a frightened woman as his wife and corrects a bemused speaker about a misheard phrase. Frederick Robison narrates a version involving Lady Charlotte, humorously dubbed the monster.
A fragment from the Boston Herald discusses trends in modern warfare, arguing quick decisive action is essential and that nations face near impossibility without effective war planning and preparedness.
A jumble of1618 prose on blood proportions compares cold blooded creatures and watch animals. It notes man has about a gallon and a half of blood, roughly one thirteenth of his weight, and mentions various cryptic phrases about people hearing in Philadelphia Record and a biting line about stamping a toe to compel acknowledgment.
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