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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1895

Page

7

Ruthven Encounters a Street Child at the City Court

The dramatic novelist Ruthven attends a crowded police court where a starving girl Peg O Reilly, aged about thirteen in looks, is charged with stealing three onions. Ruthven observes the scene with compassion as the magistrate scorns hunger as a defense and questions the girl’s guardians and vaccination.

Kad Ruthven Hamilton Shore Strand London Lord Lupton Cissy Vanilla Mrs. Flutterley Signora Scandalati Peccadillo Street Peg O'Reilly A. B

Woven Horse Hair Hats and Mourning Fashions Highlight Early Fall Millinery

The piece surveys Owen horse hair hats and black chapeaus trimmed with rhinestones, with variations like a large Louis XV bow and simple mourning styles. It discusses attitudes toward mourning attire, English influence, and cautions about ostentation, while noting new shoulder capes and an odd late French brimmed hat for a traveling bride.

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Illinois lad pedals bike with no legs and one arm

Arthur Roadhouse a 13 year old from De Kalb Iowa constructs a bicycle he can ride with one hand on the bar and pegs guiding his shorts stumps. He covers a mile under five minutes and aims for four.

R. Ruthven Mr. Ruthven Ruthven Kensington Heaven Arthur Roadhouse de Kalb Ill

Mint Sherbet Recipe From A Historic Kitchen Note

A simple old kitchen instruction describes boiling one pound sugar with one quart water for five minutes, adding mint leaves, cooling and straining, then stirring in lemon juice and enough green coloring to achieve a delicate green shade. Frugal and practical instructions.

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