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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1893

Page

7

Reading tastes of American literary figures revealed

The Christian Union reports opinions from writers preachers and editors on books they plan to read. Notable picks include Adams History of the United States and Epictetus Enchiridion with many favoring history and philosophy. Readers rate America's best books with Emerson Hawthorne Longfellow and Uncle Tom's Cabin leading. debate over favorites continues.

The Christian Union Edward Everett Hale United States Joseph Gilder Critic George W. Childs Brander Matthews Balzac Tolstoi Albert Shaw Review of Reviews Bourget J. M. Barrie Octave Thanet Marion Crawford Dr. Abbott Hale E. B. Andrews Brown University T. T. Munger D. D Monte Cristo Robert A. Holland America Emerson Hawthorne Longfellow Mrs. Stowe Dr. Holmes Irving Lowell Whittier Wallace Motley Dutch Republic

Anti social classes and a Black resort on Long Island

The piece argues class divisions persist in society and in labor groups, despite legal equality. It notes racial boundaries remain strong and reports on a 100 acre Long Island tract purchased by Black residents to create a summer resort named Douglass Park by-the-Sea and financed mainly by African blood stockholders.

Long Island Douglass Park by-the-Sea

Notable Readings and Revelations Across Arts and Health

A roundup notes Julian Hawthorne’s success with new editions of The Scarlet Letter and a Texas editor’s offer for a Texas life novel. It mentions Mrs. Blaine’s marriage and public interest, rising cigarette use, and Francis Wilson’s casting for Erminie. An advertorial warns about mercury in remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with internal use and Toledo manufacturing details.

Julian Hawthorne Chicago Texas Hawthorne Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo O Toledo Ohio

Diverse Patent Remedies and notices in a 19th century Iowa issue

An assortment of patent medicines and cures dominates the page, praising Park’s Tea and Castoria for bowel and blood cleansing, Hood’s Sarsaparilla for vitality, DeWitt’s Little Early Risers for liver regulation, and Ripans Tabules for digestion, alongside medical advisories, a note on a golden wedding, shipping, rail excursions, and local announcements.

Frogs study in September St Nicholas attracts readers

The September St Nicholas issue offers a study on frogs for natural history students. It promotes a Souvenir Portfolio of the World's Columbian Exposition, available for 15 cents in stamps, with a prepaid offer and a full refund if unsatisfied. Also mentions Dr. King's New Discovery and Life Pills trial offers.

St. Nicholas H. E. Bucklen & Co Chicago, N Dr. King H. E Buecklen & Co Chicago L. M. Bosworth

Poisoning at Caucasus resort linked to koumiss drink

Over 100 people at a Caucasus summer resort were poisoned by koumiss. Advertisements tout Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve for piles burns and sores. Phineas Fisher dies at 100 in Hartford Vermont. Krause’s Headache Capsules pitched as remedy with domestic anecdotes. Bosworth advertises.

L. M. Bosworth DeWitt Ames Drug Company Caucasus Mountains Koumiss de Witt Dr. Holmes Witt Krause Papa

Plant and tree notes from diverse regions

A survey of flora and forestry topics highlights peach trees covering over 507000 acres in the United States, tall firs in Washington yielding 125 foot masts, new South Australian lavender appearing near Black Swamp, and the cow tree in Venezuela famed for milklike sap. It also praises ageratum as a border plant with blue white rose colors and a new delicate yellow variety.

United States State of Washington South Australia Black Swamp Venezuela

Atlas Sales Manager Wanted in Niantic Area

Salt blown from the ocean during a recent hurricane damaged trees and plants around Niantic Connecticut. Rand McNally and Co. of Chicago seek a local manager to oversee the sale of their new Universal Atlas. Those seeking a pleasant and profitable position are invited to write.

Rand, McNally & CO Chicago M.ricord M.C Masonic Temple Munn & CO Broadway New York Bureau America Scientific American Hill’s Hill HNLT Niantic

Colorful coats and capes feature next season fashions

The New York Evening Post notes bold fashion directions with short wraps for most outfits and travel wear, revivals of corded cottons and linen duck in ivory and pale tones, cream jackets with red gold braided vests, scarlet coats with cream waistcoats trimmed in soutache, and semidolman capes reshaped for comfortable arms.

Marseilles Sarah New York Evening Post

Facts from scattered notes of science and history

A collection of varied trivia covers psychology, marriage statistics, colonial leadership, mining quarries, tobacco naming, road construction, and Magna Charta. It notes one third of the mad recover, three thousand marriages daily globally, a Japanese farmer as monopolist, a Scotch head of colonies, long onyx blocks in Baja California, Nicot’s naming of tobacco, a 1794 hard turnpike, and the British museum preserved Magna Charta with King John’s seal readable.

Japan Lower California Jean Nicot France Portugal Catherine de Medici Lancaster Philadelphia British Museum John

College scholarships and new institutions vary wide

Cornell offers 512 free scholarships totaling 150000 dollars. Across the United States there are 430 colleges with 8472 professors. Johns Hopkins will open a new medical school next October. Tufts admits women. Twenty five young ladies seek college entry. Adele Ellis and Flora Rosenhain pass Melbourne University BA exams. The minister of public instruction approves women at Beaux Arts Paris with separate studios and a formal course planned.

Cornell Johns Hopkins Hospital Tufts Adele Ellis Flora Rkosenhain University of Melbourne Minister of Public Instruction Beaux Arts Paris

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