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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1895

Page

2

Three Clever Women Capture Mrs Frackelton and Kitson Portraits

Special correspondent notes Irene Langhorne engaged to Charles Dana Gibson, Virginia born belle with watercolors on china debuting new effects. Frackelton of Milwaukee keeps a home in New York while Kitson, active sculptor, shows a life sized baby portrait and continues work in her husband's studio amid praise in Boston exhibitions.

Charies Dana Gibson Stuart Frackelton Milwaukee Irene Langhorne Charles Dana Gibson Richmond Mr. Gibson Ight Frackelton New York New England Fifth Avenue Europe

Remarkable Experiment to Restore a Drowned Boy in Cleveland

At Heffron's undertaking rooms in Cleveland an effort was made to revive Louis Fisher a nine year old who had drowned in the lake the day before. Dr Whitney a physician on Wilson avenue asserts he too was dead for over an hour and revived by a certain method.

Heffron Cleveland Louis Fisher Whitney Wilson Avenue Whiney

Social triumphs of a New York socialite and sculptor achievements

The article chronicles a New York socialite's rise, her recognition by Ward McAllister, and attention at Hampton Roads. It highlights Mrs. S. Stuart Frackelton as America’s pioneering woman potter, her book Tried by Fire, and her leadership in a women run workshop. It also covers Theo Alice Kitson’s early sculpture success, awards at the Paris Antwerp shows, and her role in American sculpture circles.

New York Ward McAllister Hampton Roads Philadelphia Washington S. Stuart Frackelton America Frackelton Singe Schoo Ceramic Cerestien Antwerp

Dark Paths and Faith guiding a child’s early years

A sermon style passage discusses God sending darkness to keep believers close to Him and praises a mother's religious influence on a child's upbringing. It blends devotional lines with a anecdote about a girl named Anna learning geography and the importance of mothers in nurturing faith. The piece reflects on early childhood formation and the shaping of destiny by early experiences.

Florida Sand Key Key West Laura

Eighteen Carats Fine and Apples as Brain Food

A dialogue explains that eighteen carats fine means three quarters gold with three parts silver and three parts copper. The piece then cites a New York physician praising apples as brain food, noting their effects on digestion sleep and overall health.

A Mother's Influence in Dr Theodore L Cuyler

The preacher Dr Theodore L Cuyler testifies to his mother’s deep impact saying she dedicated him to the Christian ministry during his infancy and guided his early life with faith and shaping counsel.

Theodore L. Cuyler

Food and Morals in the New England Kitchen

A writer argues diet shapes character in New England Kitchen style. Pork and soggy potatoes corrupt virtue while tea and sauerkraut do not build manly dignity. Luxurious feeding weakens soul faculties and boosts animal propensities, linking ill nutrition to impurity and drunkenness as a moral issue.

New England Kitchen Magazine Ministry of Diet

Advice on water drinking from an ex change

An ex change notes the body continually reshapes tissue and eliminates wastes while new tissue forms. Water increases tissue changes and waste, boosts appetite, and renews the system. drinking plenty of water at night may improve morning weakness by aiding nightly waste removal.

Heaven On Earth The Priest’s Practical Sermon

A priest tells a wealthy church member heaven is felt by aiding a sick neighbor. He assigns the task of buying $50 in provisions for a poor mother and her two ill children to show a glimpse of heaven through charity.

Heaven

Living In Sunshine Healthy Habits From a Doctor

A physician extols the health benefits of constant daylight. Opening shutters daily, he says sunlight fights dampness mould and microbes, boosts mood and health, and even keeps stored foods safe when protected from light. He notes poorly lit rooms yield pale color and poorer health.

Proper Sitting Posture For Healthful Demeanor

Hill's Journal of Health argues a straight spine requires a firm back support. Sit far back in the chair so the lower spine braces the seat, yielding natural alignment for shoulders lungs stomach and all organs. This position prevents ligament strain and supports normal blood circulation.

Hill Journal of Health

Green as Signal In Personal Crises Says Chronicle Telegraph

The Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph notes a trend where some people, about eighty in number, favor green as the exclusive color in personal crisis contexts, reflecting a peculiar cultural fixation.

Pittsburg

Keep Your Weather Eye Op Frauds Pounce on Bitters Imitations

Local ads warn that counterfeit versions of Hoe tetter's Stomach Bitters flood markets with high wine content. They imitate the label and St George vignette to deceive buyers seeking relief from stomach, fever, dyspepsia, and other ailments. A companion quip notes wives excelling with the rifle and pocket picking coins.

Hoe Tetter

Renewed health theme in old time medicine rhetoric

The passage extols Syrup of Figs as promoting health and internal cleanliness. It contrasts progress with old time medicines and cheap substitutes, noting reading and conversation shape judgment and cites Watts on forming judgment through meditation.

Watts

Farming by Irrigation in Grand Valley Land

A fragmented notice discusses irrigation farming in Grand Valley fruit land, noting margins on ten or more acres and the potential to make a living. The author, Chas Felt of Denver, writes about farm viability and conditions for sustaining interest in irrigation agriculture. An unrelated local anecdote mentions an Ohio girl and a church indiscretion.

Grand Valley

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