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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1895

Page

2

Impressive and Massive Tombs in Great Cemeteries

The article surveys costly mausoleums and tombs in major cemeteries, describing the Yerkes Greenwood plot, Depew’s Peekskill mausoleum, Dunlop’s Woodlawn tomb, Morosini’s Byzantine Greek cross mausoleum, and other monumental tombs. It notes prices from 11,000 to 190,000 dollars and details architectural features.

Greenwood Woodlawn New York Herald Charles T. Yorker Chicago Ocean Hill Henry Ward Beecher Chauncey M. Depew Peekskill Dr. Depew Depew Hillside Cemetery Clark W. Dunlop Giovanni P. Morosini Morosini Foster D. O. Mills William C. Whitney America

A Hot Circulation War and Obscure Tomb News

An Oklahoma newspaper veteran recalls newsroom battles over public printing and rival papers. The piece runs through editor antics and a hoard of grand mausoleums in New York area cemeteries, detailing banker Jacob Schiff and others, with military tales and a farcical picket misfire about a lightning bug.

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Papa's Safety and a Boy's Curious Prayer

A Louisville Commercial anecdote tells of a minister’s son who prays for his father’s safety after the father travels. The boy wonders aloud what safety means, prompting his mother to explain. The quip ends with a wary remark about honesty and control over money.

Papa Louisville

Barter and Exchange Through Ancient Coin Use

The piece surveys ancient coinage from the Greeks to Rome, noting copper first coins, and silver and gold values. It cites England’s revenue from government banks, India’s silver holdings, and a 420 grain trade dollar. It weaves critique of money worship and political sentiment through historical references.

Moses England India Isaiah

Veterans Corner Verse Scene From Civil War Aid Letter

A long Civil War era vignette opens in Veterans Corner with Lincolnite rhetoric urging courage and duty. The narrative centers on faith, sacrifice, and a grocery donation recorded as a wartime aid order dated January 1 1864 for provisions valued at $25 to assist a distressed bearer.

Jehovah Grant Sherman Washington Groceryman Abraham Linco

Lincoln Story At Summitville Commencement

At Summitville commencement Benjamin F. Phemister, a Van Buren teacher, told a Lincoln tale showing the era of 1864 and a plea for shelter and food from a widow as soldiers fought at Gettysburg. The address also touched on Gen Sheridan, Gen Craig Hill, and a famed 1852–53 cadet class.

Summitville Benjamin F. Phemister van Buren Lincoln New England Pennsylvania Avenue Washington Elijah Israel Gettysburg Casey Sheridan Gen Craighill

Serpent Hildden malaria remedy claims popular use

The item describes a mysterious remedy attributed to Hostetter's Stem, praised for healing malaria and a list of ailments including rheumatism dyspepsia liver complaints constipation lacrippe and nervousness. It notes usefulness in convalescence and old age and hints at a specific date related to its venom.

Auctioneer Echoes in Quiet Parlor Exchange

A fragment recalls a brisk auction scene with a lively auctioneer and a sly, unnamed girl who taunts and praises in a tense domestic moment. The lines suggest a social ritual centered on bidding and performance within a small group.

Brunswick editor leads fire unit and seeks legislative seat

The Brunswick Maryland Herald editor serves as chief marshal of the Brunswick fire department and leads a band while pursuing a legislative candidacy. The text mentions Rugby Haven and a reference to Queen Victoria with rings from courtship.

Brunswick, Md Herald Brunswick Fire Department

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