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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1893
Page
3
Poem excerpt reflecting on aging and lost youth, contrasting past dreams with present heaviness. The speaker laments growing old, noting faded desires, tempered hopes, and the thin line between life and death as age advances. The piece ends with a transition across the boundary to the afterlife.
In the aftermath of marital strife, Ida Fairbanks reveals Celeste Bougereaux’s threat to expose a family past. Dennis and Ninette play roles as truths surface, Iris Lorimer’s illness and a peacemaker vow drive John toward reconciliation with Ida and a possible reunion with his wife.
The preacher argues faith thrives through Bible study witness testimony and earnest prayer. He cites internal Bible evidence and public figures like Chase Adams Newton Scott Miller Gladstone Kinare and more to affirm scripture’s divine origin, then invites listeners to testify to faith and ends urging sustained prayer for growth.
The line presents a terse street exchange with Mrs Oldsaw asking about rent while Mr Oldsaw questions the trouble. The cartoonish caption hints at economic strain and daily life concerns reflected in Pucks style.
A sermon notes the need to increase faith amid doubt and disaster, urging prayer for stronger faith and resilience. It recalls a coastal storm rescues at Southampton, honors the courage of emergency workers, and frames faith as the power of God to save and renew lives, urging practical study of Romans for October 1, 1893.
The Minneapolis Journal reports that Democratic leaders in Congress face pressure over repealing the silver purchase clause and enacting a revenue tariff. It notes Wilson's cautious stance, the Chicago free trade plank's unpopularity among manufacturers, and fears of harming American industry ahead of the 1894 elections.
Those who doubt Japan s religious vigor note Buddhist energy in Kyoto with a grand temple under construction valued at 11 million ten thousand dollars. The emphasis on costly faith across the world is framed as a money test of devotion.
A study notes the reputations of wives said to scold or control male figures from history and literature. It references Flazitti’s wife, Joswell’s Uxoriana, Ben Jonson’s wife and others including Dante and the dowager countess of Warrick amid tales of jealousy temper and surveillance.
Clarke, a veering horseman who spent a year with the Kaiser's Eleventh Hussars at Dusseldorf, was popular for tricks with horses that German riders found difficult to imitate. He was recently drowned in the Sig Horn.
The Newark audience for Neal was smaller and the speech dull with worn free trade arguments. Neal used selective figures to claim English wages prove higher US pay, then noted the English shoemaker earns less than an American. He argued Republican protection protects American labor and industry and urged Ohio to back the American idea in November.
N Y Press predicts McKinley will win Ohio renomination as Republican standard bearer for protection and American ideals. He champions industrial independence and democratic free trade against foreign monopolists and European influence. The piece praises his integrity patriotism and statesmanship and forecasts a triumphant canvass.
A collection of editorials critiques tariff policy and the federal election law. It contrasts Republicans’ use of tariff as a campaign issue with Democratic calls for fair elections and honest ballots. The pieces cite unemployment, labor, and economic rhetoric across multiple papers.
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